Samsung Galaxy A3 features a 4.7-inch HD display.
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The second image highlights the multitasking key for some reason, probably to show some tips or tricks pertaining to the key. Samsung is clearly not joining the ongoing trend of removing the 3.5mm audio jack and rely on USB Type-C port for audio. The leak also reveals that the device will sport an iris scanner, although there is no mention of a fingerprint sensor, but multiple reports suggest that it will come with rear-mounted fingerprint sensor.
The pictures show an extra front-facing camera on the left hand side which hints that Samsung’s new model is focused on selfies. With this, patrons of Samsung are anticipating that the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 will take the center stage.
The Android community “Android Police” released three Galaxy S8 estimated clip arts extracted from the Galaxy Tab S3 firmware.
In a recent data leaked from Tab S3, that Forbes further explained how diagrams of Galaxy S8 were included in the help files, one confirmed that the iconic home button is now an on-screen one at the bottom of the screen. Users can move content (like articles) from their phone to the TabPro S with minimal interaction. However, there was no shot of the phone’s backside where the sensor might be spotted. While it does look a bit unsightly, there is a objective for that.
Fans can see the images of the Galaxy S8 on Universelce on Twitter. Of course, this could be the protective film surrounding the phone, which would make the edges look shiny – it’s hard to know from these photos alone, so just keep in mind that this is purely my own speculation and observation. Samsung is going to be announcing its Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus during the month of March and the company will be laying everything down the line in order to boost its smartphone revenue. Seeing as there are protective films being made, it could only mean that the Korean smartphone giant is just waiting for the right time to release it. Okay, technically it wasn’t an official announcement but was an official (hopefully) reply to a costumer query.
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Read the full report from the Android Police.
