Jan 12, 2017 09:52 AM EST By Darren Domirez, UniversityHerald Reporter

Samsung has kept mummed when asked about the specs and release dates for Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Tab S3. No matter how hard the Korean company tries to keep every detail in secret, leaks and theories kept pouring in about the upcoming handsets. One most specified schedule is the WMC 2017 happening next month.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 WMC 2017 Launch

Naturally, Samsung analysts point to the Note 7 Bursting fiasco for the delay and a tightlipped announcement from the company. However, as posted in the Bluetooth official certification website, The Galaxy Tab S3 is all-set for a launch. This time the most feasible date for a release where more eyes and attention is focused is the WMC 2017 happening next month.

According to the German website Winfuture, two Samsung Tab models are coming this 2017. The tech site has discovered two model codes, namely, SM-T819 and SM-T719. It added that the SM-T819 will sport a 9.7-inch 2048×1536 display version while SM-T719 will most likely have the 8-inch Galaxy Tab S3 variant. Another benchmarking leak has been circulating claiming that the SM-T819 is supported by 3GB RAM, 8-megapixel front camera, and a 2-megapixel secondary snapper. The SM-T719 will also feature the same specs upon release but no confirmation from Samsung has been issued yet.

Samsung Galaxy S8 WMC 2017 Launch

The Queen of 2017 Smartphone has never left the headlines and now it is back again as some fans appeal for its release in Spain for WMC 2017. In the past months, Galaxy S8 is rumored to carry the most powerful chipset from Qualcomm, the SnapDragon 835. Plus some renders of the upcoming ultimate android phone is making round in all social media adding excitement for fans. It has also been announced that the Galaxy S8 will have a 6GB RAM and an all-metal display and OLED curve variant. Whether these reports are true, we have to hope that Samsung will make the announcement on February.

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