Mar 16, 2017 03:13 PM EDT By Tyrone Smith, UniversityHerald Reporter

It appears that the LG G6 Android smartphone is selling so well that Samsung turns out to be threatened from LG G6 to dominate the smartphone world. Wherein, Samsung released a brand new teaser for the Galaxy S8 with hopes up it'll be enough to keep tech fans entertained and keep them away from the latest flagship handset of LG.

According to KB Securities analyst Kim Dong-won, the LG G6 Android smartphone sold 20,000 units on its first day, far beyond the sales of its predecessors. The LG G6 sales were higher than double and quadruple sales of the Galaxy S7 Edge and Galaxy A5. LG's mobile business will likely recover from operating losses from the previous year. Nonetheless, another tech analyst stated that the rare move of Samsung to release a Galaxy S8 ad appears to be an attempt to bring down LG from dominating the industry before the Galaxy S8 launches, Phone Arena reported.

Samsung appears to be frightened of LG G6 smartphone. As noted by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S8 might not be as popular compared to the previous models when it comes to overall sales. In spite of that, the Galaxy S8 won't officially launch for another two weeks, which means LG G6 Android smartphone has even more time to steal tech enthusiasts from its biggest competitor.

As for the Galaxy S8 vs LG G6 price and specs comparison, the LG G6 comes along with a 5.7-inch Quad HD, Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor, and a 4GB of RAM, according to Trusted Reviews. Meanwhile, the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be available with 5.8-inch Quad HD dual-edge, Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, and 4GB of RAM. The LG G6 is available with a 13MP dual-lens rear snapper and a 5MP front shooter, while the Samsung Galaxy S8 is said to boast a 12MP rear camera and an 8MP front snapper. Talking about the price, Samsung Galaxy S8 is said to have a price tag of $849 or $950, the LG G6, on the other hand, is up for grabs for $795.

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