Samsung S8 leaks FINALLY reveal picture of upcoming smartphone in all its glory

IS THIS the picture that will leave Apple quaking in its boots?

An incredibly detailed snap of rival Samsung's Galaxy S8 smartphone went viral after it was leaked online on Tuesday.

Uploaded to Twitter by journalist Evan Blass, who was one of the first to report that Nokia would be releasing the 3310, it appears to show the eagerly anticipated smartphone in all its glory.

If legitimate, it confirms rumours that Samsung will do away with the home button in favour of an infinity screen.

The smartphone will be available to buy from Carphone Warehouse on March 29.

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The curved shape mimics the Galaxy S7 Edge but volume and power buttons appear in the same place.

It shows an extra camera in the left hand side of the front, too.

Earlier Samsung Galaxy S8 mega leaks revealed features and pictures of the upcoming gadget.

A post on an employee’s Linkedin profile revealed that the company is definitely working on a virtual assistant for the new S8 devices, according to .

A Principal Program Manager at the firm claimed to be “driving the delivery and execution for Samsung’s upcoming AI (Artifical Intelligence) assistant on the Galaxy S8”.

Andrew Wilson, UK Buying Director from Carphone Warehouse said: "With all the big announcements from MWC now out in the open, there’s still one we know our customers are waiting for. In a teaser announcement Samsung released a video confirming something exciting is coming on the 29 March and it’s looking like a new handset.

"Last year our customers saved on average £111 on the Samsung Galaxy S7 series at launch, and whilst we can’t say anything more at the moment, we’ve opened up our pre-reg for our customers to help them to get the best deal on the , including trade-in offers and our Carphone Warehouse price promise."

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