Samsung Galaxy S8 finally leaks

Leaked photos of Samsung Galaxy S8 shows stunning new handset


The release date is growing near and THE SAMSUNG Galaxy S8 handset now has a stunning new look.



With the Mobile World Congress gathering set for next week however the Samsung Galaxy S8 launch will miss out but that hasn't stopped the handset making its own premature appearance.
The leaked handset is expected to be formally unveiled on March 29 at a major New York event. The leaked Samsung Galaxy S8 has been caught on camera, with the resulting snaps showing off a device with a stunning new design.
The S8 new design is set to adopt a whole new look and feel rather than focussing on shaving off millimetres and grams.
The latest leaked images have shown off a phone that's ditched its traditional physical home button in order to make way for a beautiful and expansive near edge-to-edge display.
Samsung S8 is doing away with the fingerprint scanner hosting physical button and will be able to squeeze this oversized screen into a device with the same overall footprint as last year's Galaxy S7.
Previous leaks have suggested the S8 will play host to a massive 5.7-inch display, up significantly on last year's 5.1-inch offering without making the phone any more cumbersome to hold.
The leaked images was via a renowned and reputable tech tipster Evan Blass, have shown where the phone's missing fingerprint scanner will move.
The leaked Samsung Galaxy S8 echoes what had previously been teased, the images, which show the phone wrapped in a clear case from accessory manufacturer Speck, highlight a phone with a rear-mounted biometric sensor.  The Samsung Galaxy S8 can be recharged with a Mobile phone charging station.



All you need to know about the leaked Samsung Galaxy S8
The leaked Samsung S8 will reportedly move its fingerprint panel up alongside the camera itself. Rather than sitting centrally on the phone's rear in a similar fashion to the LG G5, Honor 6X and pretty much every other phone with a back-based security sensor.
An insider claimed Samsung insider has been quoted as suggesting such a placement will actually make the phone easier to use. Although this might make things a little more awkward to reach.
The insider stated, “The leaked Samsung S8 home button and fingerprint sensor will be on the right side of the camera lens when viewed from the front.”
They added: “The reason why it is on the right rather than the rear centre is because most people hold their smartphone in their right hand and the right index finger touches this location.”
The Galaxy S8 will reportedly keep hold of its integrated headphone port. it was something the Apple ditched with the iPhone 7 last year despite adopting a sleek new design
Design refresh aside, the S8 is expected to play host to a mass of high-end components, with Qualcomm's top end Snapdragon 835 processor tipped to drop alongside a massive 6GB of RAM.
A new 8-megapixel selfie camera with accompanying flash will reportedly line up alongside Google's latest Android 7.0 Nougat OS.
Although the leaked Samsung S8 won't be formally unveiled at MWC, it's been suggested Samsung will release a one minute teaser video for the phone during its press conference this Sunday, February 26.


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