This is pretty much a big deal because most of the minorities are huge Galaxy Note fans and they will hate it if Samsung is to force curved display onto them.
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New images of the Galaxy Note 7 have just leaked online, showing off the flat design and some particularities of the device, according to TechTastic.
With the expected launch at the IFA trade show in Berlin this coming September 1, Samsung could be in for a busy first week of that month as there are reports that the company might also be officially unveiling the Samsung Gear S3 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
Meanwhile, check out this latest batch of leaked Galaxy Note 7 photos below. The device is rumored to have high specs including a 4K resolution screen. It is thus a no-brainer that the device may feature a MicroSD slot. While 2015’s Galaxy Note 5 retailed for £450 at release, you can expect Samsung to up the price, especially considering the recent Galaxy S7 Edge cost upwards of £600. A 2TB one would just be flawless.
Plus, just like the Galaxy J2 (2016), the 8mm thin Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro is powered by a 2600mAh battery, NDTV Gadgets reported. The software update bringing this feature to Samsung’s flagship began rolling out on July 27. The new Galaxy Tab S3 is anticipated to be a step-up version of the recently-updated Galaxy Tab S2. Stylistically, this makes sense given the lack of gap between the S and 7 in Samsung’s S7 series of smartphones but of course, what Samsung ends up calling it remains to be seen. We wouldn’t be surprised to see it start appearing on other flagship devices going forward.
Half of 2016 has passed and the mobile benchmarking website, AnTuTu has released its index for 10 most popular smartphones in the first half of 2016.
The Note might also have a 12MP rear camera with autofocus and come with a 5MP unit on the front.
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Though there’s no word yet on the possibility of having three versions, what’s already confirmed is that the Note 7 will be the first smartphone to come with an iris-scanning biometrics technology. Sadly, a Rose Gold variant won’t happen this time.
