Galaxy S8 Revealed In First Leaked Image

In case 2016  wasn’t that great for Samsung, then  2017 seems to work well in their favour. By any means there is an image of Galaxy S8 out in the market. With its global release date already known to the market, this year is about to get better for them, Tech Advisor report.

The Galaxy S8 image:

Via Tech Advisor

Just for a brief moment, the above image was up on Weibo (regularly used by tech giants to leak vital information about upcoming products)

The main components shown from the previous device were a design language which fits in with the existing Galaxy S7 Edge (and Galaxy S6 Edge+before). Also consistent leaks we have heard  so far are significantly slim top and bottom bezels and no home button on the screen.

However the image doesn’t provide us with information on the sense of scale which is frustrating to the user given that Samsung doesn’t use lager bezels  to reduce on the physical size of the smartphone and to give it a much larger screen.

For the screen details here are they: Reportedly  the 5.1-inch and 5.5-inch displays of the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge are replaced with  %.7-inches and ^.2-inches displays in the Galaxy S8 and GalaxyS8 Edge. From my personal point of view I think this progress too far beyond what I expected hence I’d rather settle my choice on keeping the existing screens and  let it be  more compact.

A Word Caution

I would emphasise on one to take caution of the growing expertise of the graphic artists recently building persuasive renders of just about anything one can ever imagine of in the world of I.T

For instance,Venjamin Geskin, a graphic designer I frequently  use of in creating Smartphone renders  illustrating the leaked information available, was to built this superb of the Galaxy S8 (again in line with rumours) using a Galaxy s7 edge: (I will also add another image here)

Eventually as a result the sarcasm is, what you are looking at may as well be  how the new Galaxy S8 will look  proving that a photo is of an actual pre-production model is difficult. Well, I agree that both the images represent what is close to what Samsung will soon reveal and for this they prove useful. Nevertheless be cautious.