There's been a new Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 leak every day for a while now, but this latest one can't be classified as a 'leak', that's because it's from Samsung itself. .
As spotted by 91mobiles, if you go to Samsung US support page guide to use Bixby voice activation and scroll down to "Multi-device voice activation", you can see the following image :
You may need to head to the support page instead of using that little block above, but if you look at the orange image, you might see something that looks suspiciously like the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra.
Because of the notch on the screen, we can tell it's not a different Samsung tablet or device as they don't have notches like that; nope, it looks like the company just posted a photo of its next high-end tablet on its website. It's in a case, so it's at a weird angle.
Leaks suggest that the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra will have a giant 14-inch display with a bezel so slim that the front-facing camera will have to be housed in a notch.
At the time of this writing, the image is still online; however, we cannot guarantee that Samsung will keep it on their website forever, so if you have visited the support page and not seen it, it is probably Samsung. removed the chart.
The use of this image suggests that Samsung could be preparing to launch its new Galaxy Tab S8 family very soon; We're also expecting the Galaxy S22 to debut in February, so perhaps the two could show up at the same time.
Analysis: Samsung's website is the best leaker
There are plenty of tech device leaks on the internet, but one of the most reliable for Samsung products has to be the company itself. There's a long history of the brand accidentally listing devices on its support websites before they're released.
We last saw it with the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE, as a month before its launch in early January 2022, it appeared on the Samsung UAE support site. A few weeks later, Samsung Ireland's site also listed prices for the device.
Based on the time frame of these, we'd expect the Galaxy Tab S8 family to be a month or less away; to give Samsung credit, it rarely reveals its own products too far in advance.
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