Samsung smartphone users are no stranger to pressing the home button a couple of time to launch the camera in an instant; however, with the Galaxy S8 getting rid of the traditional home button, it's unclear how users will launch the camera without actually unlocking the device first and then finding the camera app.

Samsung Galaxy S8 Leaks

Fret not! A recently surfaced image (via The Android Soul) gave us a brief glimpse of the Settings app open on the upcoming flagship smartphone. The "Advanced Functions" menu includes an option that says 'Quick Launch para Cámara.' Although the entire text is in Spanish, running a quick translation in Google Translate reveals that users will be able to open the camera by pressing the power key twice quickly in a succession.

If the shreds of information divulged by this leaked image are anything to go by, users will be able to configure the power button to quick launch the camera on the Galaxy S8 or its larger sibling, the Galaxy S8+ simply by pressing it twice in quick succession.

While the South Korean handset maker is just days away from holding a press conference where it will announce the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+, this recently surfaced motherload of a leak has stirred conversations among tech buffs that are still going berserk over the huge leak that came from KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo not too long ago.

As if that weren't enough, German tech website WinFuture ferreted out more information and also obtained Samsung's official press images of the upcoming flagship smartphones in the company's lauded Galaxy S series.

Forbes' contributor Gordon Kelly divided the all-encompassing details into various sections such as Design and Displays, Performance, and Security to name a few.

Samsung Galaxy S8 Release Date

The Samsung Galaxy S8 will be announced during the Galaxy UNPACKED 2017 event which kicks off March 29, 11 AM EDT in New York. The new Galaxy S smartphone will most likely hit the store shelves in April in the US alongside a bunch of other markets.