By now,Ask Me What You Want (2024) we've seen enough photos and videos of the belated Samsung Galaxy S8 to have a very good idea of what the phone will look like, and its specs aren't exactly a secret, either.
But most of those leaks have shown either the black or the silver version of the S8. Now, courtesy of a new photos dug up by Android Centralin the obscure corners of Twitter, we can see what the upcoming Samsung flagship will look in other colors.
SEE ALSO: Samsung's gonna delay the Galaxy S8 again, report saysThe best photo from this bunch shows what appears to be the entire, functional S8, in gold. We'd prefer to see its back — the difference between various colors isn't as striking on the front because the phone's basically all screen — but we'll take what we can get.
pic.twitter.com/7fkWRvg9Wq
— 萌萌的电教 (@mmddj_china) March 13, 2017
Another tweet shows front plates for the S8 in six different colors: glossy black, white, blue, silver, gold and regular black.
Galaxy S8 colors!! pic.twitter.com/LwUIjbn8Ek
— TechDroider (@techdroider) March 13, 2017
The same Twitter account, the leak-prone TechDroider, also posted a photo that appears to show the regular Galaxy S8 (in white) next to its larger brother, the Galaxy S8 Plus (in gold).
Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus!!!
— TechDroider (@techdroider) March 13, 2017
Source: https://t.co/RMsNVfVRQP pic.twitter.com/d1eyNxmTth
Apart of leakers soon running out of things to leak, these photos don't bring us many new revelations about the device, but fortunately, the official date of the S8's unveiling is drawing near. Worry not: We'll be there on March 29 in New York to bring you nicer photos of the Galaxy S8 and whatever else Samsung decides to launch there.
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