Samsung, as feisty a competitor as any other in the marketplace, is counting on quickly bouncing back from the Note 7 disaster, which burned a $5 billion hole in its pocket and nearly wiped out all profits in its mobile division in the third quarter. The Korean major is betting on a “slick design and an improved camera” in addition to AI smarts, possibly coming from its recent acquisition of Siri maker Viv Labs, for its Galaxy S8. The new flagship phone, succeeding the Galaxy S7, is likely to be launched at the 2017 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, which…
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