Samsung Galaxy S8 Fresh Leaks Revealed Iris Scanner, Charismatic Colors, Invisible Home Button & Protection Program
Here is another addition in the series of Samsung Galaxy S8 leaks. The recent leaks have made clear numerous speculations that are associated with the features and specs of the upcoming Samsung Flagship. Besides, the fresh leaks even revealed a new protection program offering by the company.
The leaks are coming from the prominent German website named as WinFuture. The website leaked numerous photos of the upcoming Samsung Device which are the part company's marketing strategies. The photos clearly revealed numerous features that are highly speculated about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 leaks disclosed the devices in different available colors such as matte black, black, silver, gold, blue, pink and orchid. Besides, the colors, it is also clear the company has ditched the iconic home button in order to offer more display area to the users. It can be seen that the anticipated device has no home button, or the company has incorporated an invisible home button for locking the device.
Apart from colors and invisible home button, the Samsung Galaxy S8 leaks even revealed the rumored iris scanner for the device. Yes, the company has implemented the iris scanner for offering high-end security to its users. This is the most important technology for unlocking important folders and files.
Previous phones used the fingerprint scanner for unlocking the device. This security feature can be easily manipulated and the device can be unlocked by using the fingerprint of a sleeping user. Iris scanner revealed in Samsung Galaxy S8 leaks is important for protecting important files and folders that can be accessed once user verifies the identity through the iris scanner.
Besides, the iris scanner the company is even planning to offer a protection program called the Samsung Guard to the Samsung Galaxy S8 buyers. In this program, the users will be allowed to have a one-time free replacement of display and many other important services and repairs. The company is yet to announce the program, but it is sure that the company is now no longer in a mood to take any chance for Samsung Galaxy S8 failure, just like Samsung Galaxy Note 7.