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Samsung Galaxy S8: First picture emerges?

NEW DELHI: We've seen many videos, photos, read the rumors over gorgeous concept designs of the upcoming Samsung flagship device Galaxy S8, which is scheduled to be launched on March 29, 2017. However, none of the leaks has given us more complete look of what could be the Samsung Galaxy S8's full-body design than the picture shared by frequent tech leaker Evan Blass‏. The image shows a redesigned Galaxy smartphone. According to the leak, the Galaxy S8 lacks physical buttons, still has curved screen of the Galaxy S7 edge and the bezel seems smaller than past models. The phone's left side has a volume rocker and below it we see the power button, moved from its usual position on the right. There's a button on the right side that could belong to the much rumored Samsung AI assistant. The leaked image also features the date of the confirmed launch of the Galaxy S8, which will be revealed to the world in New York on March 29th. Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S8 on March 29th at a dedicated Samsung event. It will most likely be the first Snapdragon 835 smartphone to hit the market.

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