The long-awaited Galaxy S8 has finally made its official debut. The new phone is a delightful surprise, as Samsung is clearly not afraid to experiment and has packed it with a number of new and innovative features. The curved screen is almost bezel-less and the phone has all the functionality it needs to replace your PC, recognise your face, or do an iris scan. What else can it do and how much does it cost? Read on to find out.
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