Samsung Galaxy S8 Leaks In Real Life Image

The purported Samsung Galaxy S8 has leaked in a real-life image, allegedly showing what the smartphone will look like. The design falls in line with previous leaks, showing a curved-display smartphone with no physical home button and no side bezels.  ( Veniamin Geskin | Twitter )

Samsung Galaxy S8 leaks are intensifying as of late and an allegedly real-life image of the handset offers a glimpse of what it could look like.
Various leaks, rumors and reports so far have already revealed that the next-generation Samsung Galaxy S8 will have a sleek design with no physical home button and virtually no side bezels.
The alleged real-life image of the device seems to bolster such claims, as it does indeed show a smartphone with extra real estate after ditching the physical home button and side bezels.

This leak surfaced courtesy of Veniamin Geskin, who revealed a number of purported Galaxy S8 renders but no real-life images until this one. While his previous leaks looked like third-party concepts and renders based on rumors and expectations, the real-life image shows the device in the wild and falls in line with the previous leaks.
Samsung Galaxy S8 Real-Life Image (Allegedly)
Geskin actually shared this real-life image of the Samsung Galaxy S8 more than a week ago, but it did not go under the radar until now. We have no confirmation that this is indeed the real deal, showing the final design of the Galaxy S8 expected to debut in the next few months, but it might as well be.
Samsung is rumored to be preparing a design change and notable spec upgrades to make the Galaxy S8 stand out from the crowd and make up for the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, and the alleged real-life image Geskin leaked fits nicely within that frame.
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The purported device shown here has a dual-edge curved display and Samsung's design language overall, but no physical home button – the company's brand name is located there instead.
The purported Galaxy S8 featured in this image also seems to have a metal and glass construction, albeit it's tough to tell for sure because it only shows the front side of the device.