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Here it is,  April the giraffe's baby  #TheNextGalaxy, and it is every bit as impressive as the leaked renders and the rumor mill suggested. How about the best record screen-to-body ratio in its flagship class? Check. The fastest, most frugal chipsets available? Check. Futureproof display aspect? Check. 64 GB of base storage? Check. Autofocus selfie snapper? Yep. And on and on. Samsung has outdone itself with the  Galaxy S8  and  S8+ , and has even bumped the launch price a bit, that's how confident it seems in its new phones, given the eventual brand damage from the  Note 7  recall. The company had a chance to redeem itself, and the Galaxy S8 is poised to be its knight in a white shining armor - or, Coral Blue one, if you prefer. There is more to the S8 and S8+ that meets the eye, so let's dive into the nitty-gritty aspects of the two flagships that Samsung announced. Design Record screen-to-body ratio among flagships, Gorilla Glass 5 p...

KEY FEATURES 18:9 quad-HD display HDR10 and Dolby Vision Android 7.0 2 x 13-megapixel rear cameras Very thin bezel Snapdragon 821, 4GB RAM 32GB storage, microSD 3,300mAh battery, USB-C Wireless charging (US-only) Quad-DAC (Korea-only) Dual-SIM (select Eastern European countries) Manufacturer: LG Review Price: to be confirmed LG G6 HANDS-ON: THIS IS THE LG PHONE WE WANTED TO SEE LG G6 release date:  March 2017 (Korea) April 2017 (US, UK and Europe) LG G6 price:  £/$TBA LG’s flagship phones have, for the last few years, pinned their success on standout features. The LG G3 introduced quad-HD displays, the G4 shipped with quirky leather backs, and last year’s G5 went with a modular design. For the G6, LG is focusing on cramming a large display in a small body. And from my first impressions, it appears that the LG G6 is likely to be far more successful than those failed modules. The first thing you’ll notice about the LG G6 is its peculiar display...

Huawei has been making consistently great phones for a number of years now, yet has struggled to establish itself as a household name in western markets – and its latest flagship, the Huawei P10, offers a glimpse as to why that’s the case. The Huawei P10 is a culmination of everything the company has been doing right, with a few minor tweaks from the P9 to make sure it keeps up with the big names of the  iPhone 7  and  Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge . But they are minor tweaks, and the P10 is a limited upgrade – and if you're already running a recent phone from the company you may not be inspired to upgrade, although you might want to check out the slightly larger and better-specced  Huawei P10 Plus . Check out below our video hands on review of the Huawei P10 to see the phone in action Huawei P10 price and release date  An exact UK release date for the P10 hasn't been provided by Huawei just yet, though it's expected to be in March. As far as price is conc...