Samsung is finally taking the wraps off the Galaxy S8 later today in New York, but we've still got time to squeeze in a few more leaks. Like, for example, the phone's user guide. Yep, the whole document got posted online earlier at Samsung's download center (the link's here, but it's locked away behind a password now). Phandroid caught it before it got sealed up, and although there aren't many surprises, it's still a good overview of what the S8 will be offering.

There's the "Edge screen" with its super-slim bezels, the intelligent assistant Bixby (capable of navigating the UI, setting reminders, and performing image searches from your came …

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Samsung's new flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S8, is just days away. Samsung is hosting a special event in New York this week on March 29th to announce its latest and greatest smartphone, with a radical new design that could be the first major update to the company's smartphone design language since the Galaxy S6.

It's been a rough few months for Samsung's smartphones after the battery scandal that surrounded the Galaxy Note 7. The S8 marks the first major phone released by the company since the ill-fated Note 7, and along with the usual pressures of releasing a new flagship in an increasingly competitive market, Samsung has to come out fro …

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The debut of Samsung's Galaxy S8 is less than a week away, but the leaks keep coming. Today a video surfaced online that shows the actual keyboard interface of the device and someone typing on it. SamMobile first spotted the video and points out that the keyboard isn't actually the interesting part. It's the white bezels facing us. This contrasts with previous images we've seen of the device, making us wonder if maybe there will be various color options for the front.

For now, take a minute to brush up on everything we know about the S8 and its debut. A lot has leaked and already been announced, including Samsung's new digital assistant Bix …

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We have a pretty good idea of what to expect from Samsung's Galaxy S8, which is set to debut on March 29th in New York. And now, we have even more solid backing on the phone's default screen resolution and adjustments that can be made to it, thanks to a leak posted to Twitter.

As you see above, there are three options for screen resolution: HD+ (1480 x 720), FHD+ (2220 x 1080), and QHD+ (2960 x 1440). The default resolution is QHD+. This was rumored before. People might want to change their resolution to fit more on their screen, especiall …

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Right now, we've seen more than enough leaked imagery of Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S8, but some mysteries about the flagship still remain. One of the biggest, is what exactly Samsung is planning with its rumored desktop dock? According to leaked company slides, the feature will work like Microsoft Continuum, allowing users to power a desktop UI of some sort from their phone. Now, though, we might have our first look at the dock itself, thanks to the listing below supplied by WinFuture.de:

As the text and picture show, the dock will supposedly cost €149.99 (or around $160) and offer an HDMI connection at 4K resolution and 30fps, two USB 2.0 …

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Samsung probably should've thought about holding its Unpacked event a little sooner considering how many photos, videos, and marketing renders of the Galaxy S8 have already leaked. Evan Blass is back tonight - again - with more imagery of the flagship set to be unveiled on March 29th. He already revealed the three colors (black sky, orchid grey, and arctic silver) that the S8 will be offered in, and now we're getting a better idea of how those colors look around back. They're definitely subdued, but pretty nice.

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We've known for a while that Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S8 is expected to come in two flavors: a regular version 5.7-inch display model and a massive 6.2-inch S8+. Now, thanks to a new batch of pictures from Slash Leaks we've finally gotten to see how the two phones match up side by side.

To put things in perspective, the smaller S8 on the left allegedly has a 5.7-inch display, the same size as last year's ill-fated Galaxy Note 7, which makes the relative size of the 6.2-inch S8+ even more impressive. It's yet another detail about the S8 that we can check off our list of questions, along with what it looks like, whether it'll have buttons, a …

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Samsung is planning to launch its Galaxy S8 handset on March 29th, but we've already seen photos, videos, and even press images leak ahead of its debut. A fresh round of hands-on images have leaked today, and they give us a slightly better look at some big design changes Samsung is making to its 2017 flagship smartphone.

Slash Leaks has provided some close up images of the new on-screen home button for the Galaxy S8, and a good idea of just how small the front bezels are. They look incredibly small, which has clearly been aided by removing the physical home button from the front of the display. At the back of what is reportedly the larger G …

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