Samsung Galaxy S8 powered on appears in new images today, the Samsung company seems to have released the terminals for public testing before the official launch. Yesterday the first images of a real Samsung Galaxy S8 appeared, and today we see another equally bad terminal, but also an image with the screen of applications that can be accessed thanks to the Edge functions for the screen.
As you can see from all the images below, we are talking about a Samsung Galaxy S8 that seems to be the same as yesterday, only as presented from other areas. Unfortunately, we do not have a video clip of a Samsung Galaxy S8 in full use, but even so we can see that all the rumors that have appeared so far are 100% real and correctly present the design of the device.
Exactly as in the case of yesterday's images, they also show us that the Samsung Galaxy S8 screen covers the entire front panel of the device. The Home button from the old Samsung terminals does not exist in the Samsung Galaxy S8, the Korean company implementing a series of virtual buttons, the fingerprint reader being moved next to the main camera.
Samsung Galaxy S8 turned on appears in new images
The interface of the Samsung Galaxy S8 is quite similar to that of the other smartphones released by Samsung, including the applications accessible through the Edge screen. Exactly as we expected, in the lower part of the Samsung Galaxy S8 screen there is an area with virtual buttons, just like on other Android smartphones.
Apple should do the same thing with the iPhone 8, that row of virtual buttons of the Samsung Galaxy S8 will disappear in applications that are used on the entire screen. All in all, the larger screen of the Samsung Galaxy S8 will display more information and is a major improvement over older devices released over time.
These two days have shown us more information about the Samsung Galaxy S8 than in all the previous months, a sign that the presentation is about to take place. According to the rumors so far, the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be presented on March 29, with the launch taking place on April 21.
