Presenting you the Samsung Galaxy S8 a month before it launches!

Seems that the upcoming flagship of Samsung, the Samsung Galaxy S8, is pretty much obvious with leaks constantly coming in.

Few days back, the professional tipster Evan Blass, who is known for its credible leaks has come up with an astonishing leak that has put up a vivid image of the upcoming Samsung flagship smartphone right before us.

The leaked image agrees to what we have been hearing and is also inline with what the Samsung teasers have also predicted. As the launching date is getting closer, Samsung released a teaser image and an accompanying video of the Samsung Galaxy S8. Samsung is set to launch the Galaxy S8 on March 29th in New York.

As far as the other specifications of the smartphone is concerned, we have been hearing that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will come in two variants, a regular S8 with a 5.8-inch display and a up-sized S8 Plus with a 6.2-inch display. The smartphone will further have a Snapdragon 835 processor, and 4GB of RAM. The larger variant is expected to have a 3,500 mAh battery while the regular S8 will have a 3,000 mAh.

Samsung announces its thinnest laptop yet!

We hope you like super skinny laptops, because you're going to be seeing a hell of a lot more of them in 2015. Samsung just took the veil off its new ATIV Book 9 Ultrabook, which comes in at just 0.45 inch thick and 2.09 pounds. That's insanely compact for a 12.2-inch machine and indeed, it's the thinnest and lightest notebook Samsung has released yet. (Given Sammy's history with razor-thin laptops, that's saying a lot.) Like so many other slim machines that have come out lately, the Book 9 uses one of Intel's new Core M processors, which were designed specifically to allow for skinnier designs.

Even more than its svelte profile, though, the real star of the show might actually be the display. Not only is the 2,560 x 1,440 resolution high for a machine this size, but Samsung also included an "outdoor mode" that takes the brightness from an already-impressive 350 nits all the way up to 700. The only concession seems to be that it's a non-touch panel -- kind of a necessity, though, if you wanna build a machine this thin.

Assuming you do in fact keep the brightness at a more moderate level most of the time, the battery life should be pretty long -- up to 10.5 hours, according to Samsung. In addition, the Book 9 has an Ultra Power Saving Mode similar to Samsung's smartphones, which allows desperate users to squeeze out an extra hour of run-time by automatically shutting down all non-essential services running on the machine. Also, like many other Core M laptops, the Book 9 is fanless, which should mean it runs pretty quietly. Does that also mean it runs cool? We'll see, but if our early impressions of Core M are any indication, it's unlikely to overheat. The Book 9 will go on sale sometime in Q1 of 2015, and will be available in two configurations: a $1,200 model with 4GB of memory and a 128GB solid-state drive, and a $1,400 unit with 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD.