Samsung just confirmed exactly when the Galaxy S9 will launch

Samsung simply affirmed what we've been suspecting for fourteen days, that its next lead cellphone will be revealed in Barcelona, Spain, as opposed to Las Vegas.

Early Galaxy S9 bits of gossip said that Samsung intended to reveal the phone at CES 2018, however as we got nearer to the trade show, different reports said that Samsung changed its psyche. Clearly, the iPhone X isn't as terrifying as Samsung first idea, so the organization as far as anyone knows fell back to the first dispatch plan for the handset. That implied the Galaxy S9 would be uncovered at MWC in late February, almost two months after the fact that at first accepted.

Samsung has a significant nearness at CES, where it has divulged a few new items. Yet, the Galaxy S9 wasn't one of them — it might have appeared to Samsung's transporter accomplices away from public scrutiny, yet not to general society.
In any case, Samsung Mobile’s chief DJ Koh, who uncovered that the Galaxy X foldable phone might be deferred to 2019, likewise went on record to state the Galaxy S9 will be disclosed one month from now.
As indicated by ZDNet, Koh said that the Galaxy S9 will be disclosed in February at the public expo in Barcelona, which has been the home of the Galaxy S line for a couple of years now. The Galaxy S8 denoted a striking exemption, however, that is on the grounds that Samsung was all the while putting out Galaxy Note 7 fires at the time.

The Galaxy S8 was deferred to late March, and the phone hits stores just in April 2017. The Galaxy S9 will presumably dispatch eventually in March in a few markets far and wide, after the forthcoming declaration that we now know will occur in late February.
Koh didn't indicate the real date of Samsung's first Unpacked media occasion of the year, however, it'll more likely than not occur one day before MWC formally commences.
ZDNet additionally has Koh on the record with statements regarding the Galaxy X foldable phone. The best Samsung executive told columnists that the UI was evidently the fundamental deterrent to commercialization, including that Samsung is forcefully hoping to defeat the issue.