Reports suggest that Samsung was about to hold a press conference to announce it latest gadget Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus. However, in light of the latest leak that took lace some time back would reportedly alter Samsung's plans to unveil. Reports claim that the leak was acclaimed by KGI Securities investigator Ming-Chi Kuo not long ago which made the specifications of the phone very much clear.

The Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus is slated to launch on March 29. However, this most recent leak (by means of WinFuture) uncovers practically everything about the handset along with Samsung's legitimate press shot of the handsets, reports Inter Netdo.

As per Gartner three Chinese vendors Huawei, Oppo and BBK Communication Equipment - together represented 21 percent of the smartphones sold to end clients worldwide in the third quarter of 2016. They were the main smartphone sellers in the worldwide top five to expand their sales and piece of the overall industry amid the quarter.

Sources claim that the leak alongside the pictures gave a clear look at the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus so far. Sources say that the leak shows what the handset will resemble, its USPs, and how it will vary from other Android leads available right at this point.

Sources also added that the display inside the handsets (5.8in Galaxy S8; 6.2in Galaxy S8 Plus) will highlight a far-reaching 18.5:9 aspect ratio. It revealed that the screen resolution will be 2960 x 2400 (WDHD+). Furthermore, the leak gave specific information about the Samsung Galaxy S8 measurements to be 148.9 x 68.1 x 8.0mm. The report, however, did not say the S8 Plus' size or weight, reports Know Your Mobile.

Unusually, the report recommends Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus will keep running on 4GB of RAM - not 6GB, as past bits of gossip proposed. Also, both the handsets will run Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 chipset and Samsung's on Exynos 8895 CPU. The US, Japan, and China will evidently be the principal regions to get the Snapdragon, with elsewhere getting Exynos.

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