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There's an "Infinity Display" that runs from edge to edge
Samsung is known for having some of the best displays in the business. It steps up the game this year with a new display that runs almost the full length of the smartphone. The company calls this an "Infinity Display" and indeed believes it will usher in a new era of "Infinity smartphones." It supports the latest video standards that have so far only been limited to televisions, including HDR, for a more accurate picture.
Since the display stretches nearly to the bottom of the smartphone, where a home button used to live, Samsung employed special technology that allows the user to press into the display. This serves as the actual home button, returning users to the main screen whenever it's pressed.
It can recognize your face
The Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ are chock full of biometric technology. There's a fingerprint reader on the back, an option that has become standard on even the most affordable smartphones. There's an iris scanner on the front, a feature that was also present on the ill-fated Galaxy Note 7. Finally, there's a new face scanner, which Samsung hopes folks will use to quickly unlock their smartphones.
There's an "Infinity Display" that runs from edge to edge
Samsung is known for having some of the best displays in the business. It steps up the game this year with a new display that runs almost the full length of the smartphone. The company calls this an "Infinity Display" and indeed believes it will usher in a new era of "Infinity smartphones." It supports the latest video standards that have so far only been limited to televisions, including HDR, for a more accurate picture.Since the display stretches nearly to the bottom of the smartphone, where a home button used to live, Samsung employed special technology that allows the user to press into the display. This serves as the actual home button, returning users to the main screen whenever it's pressed.
Devin Hance | CNBCIt can recognize your face
The Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ are chock full of biometric technology. There's a fingerprint reader on the back, an option that has become standard on even the most affordable smartphones. There's an iris scanner on the front, a feature that was also present on the ill-fated Galaxy Note 7. Finally, there's a new face scanner, which Samsung hopes folks will use to quickly unlock their smartphones.
Devin Hance | CNBC
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is therefore an indication of how much energy is involved in moving a charge between two points in an electrical system. Conversely, the higher the voltage rating of an energy source such as a battery, the more energy will be available to move charge through the system. Note in the above discussion that two points are always involved when talking about voltage or potential difference. In the future, therefore, it is very important to keep in mind that a potential difference or voltage is always measured between two points in the system. Changing either point may change the potential difference between the two points under investigation. Ingeneral,the potential difference between two points is determined by
associated with only a few electrons per second would be inconsequential and of little practical value. To establish numerical values that permit immediate comparisons between levels, a coulomb(C) of charge was defined as the total charge associated with 6.242x 10^18 electrons. The charge associated with one 
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