Samsung seems to be redeeming its credibility from last year's flammable Galaxy Note 7 debacle through Galaxy Note 8. With the recently released Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+, the company has introduced a new smash hit in the mobile phone market.

The phone duo is said to be the most stunning and most powerful smartphones at the moment and buyers are assured to be satisfied when they purchase the product. The Galaxy S8 and S8+'s predecessor was Samsung's best selling phones ever. However, the South Korean tech giant announced that their latest handsets exceed the sales of the previous by 30 percent. Samsung updates the Galaxy S line up every first half of the year and the company is expected to update the Note line up with the much awaited Galaxy Note 8 on the latter half of 2017, reported Trusted Reviews.

Speaking about the upcoming Note 8, Muhsin M. Belaal Auckburaully, a graphic designer, worked with YouTube channel DBS Designing. They reimagined the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 using the design cues from Galaxy S8 together with the speculated features the Note 8 would have. And as expected, the result is beyond astonishing, says BGR.

Though it doesn't look very similar to the previously reported details of Note 8, but they are betting it will look closely the same to the actual one. Even if Auckburaully released the reimagined version of Note 8, when it comes to Note 8's specs, it is still better to stick with rumors which long been circulating such as the 6.4-inch QHD+ display, 6GB RAM with 64GB or 128 GB internal storage, microSDXC support, iris scanner, a new dual lens camera set up and a huge capacity of battery at 4,000mAh.

More likely, the phablet will also be powered by Snapdragon 835 or Exynos 8895 chipset. Note 8's screen to body ratio is said to be much better than S8's 83 percent screen display, says Express. However, many are hopeful that it will not have the same exploding battery as what Note 7 had. DJ Koh, Samsung Mobile chief, said earlier this year, they will see to it that their customers will be handed with a better, safer and very innovative Galaxy Note 8.