If you already love the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge, get ready for the next addition to the series: the long-awaited Samsung Galaxy Note7. Taiwan said Wednesday that the launch of its latest large-sized phablet flagship model – the Galaxy Note 7 – will continue to help the South Korean high-tech giant rake in handsome sales in Taiwan.
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Like the Galaxy S7, Samsung is pushing two different processors in the Galaxy Note 7. With the improved S Pen, you can now create and share GIF animations with Smart Select feature.
Samsung has just unleashed its stunning new Note 7 on the world.
The device will also come with a dual edge display and be available in three colours – black, blue and later silver – when it goes on-sale in September.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 would be made available on August 9, but the pre-order to start on August 3.
microSD slot The Galaxy Note 7 comes with 64GB of storage but, unlike the Galaxy Note 5 before it, has a microSD slot for expanding this by an additional 256GB.
Adding an extra security feature, the iris scanner enables only the owner of a device to use the smartphone. The “productivity” driven Note 7 will run Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow on an Exynos 8890 processor (Snapdragon 820 for US), with 4GB RAM.
For capturing images, it uses a rear camera of F1.7 12-megapixel and and 5-megapixel F1.7 front camera. A year late, Samsung finally chose to switch to Type C reversible port and it comes with quick charging and wireless charging as well. It comes with 32GB internal storage, which can be expanded upto 200GB. The phone also comes with a USB Type-C port, a first for the Samsung device.
It is also the first time for an S-Pen to have a translation feature.
For security, the phablet is expected to boast a fingerprint scanner embedded into the home button up front, and an iris scanner as well. The stylus is upgraded and lot of hardware is similar to the Samsung S7 Edge.
The South Korean brand said that it has sold nearly 2.3 million units of the Galaxy Note series up through version 5 in Taiwan.
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The S Pen has seen other notable improvements, including a smaller tip (0.7mm) and increased sensitivity to pressure, making the task of writing seamless and precise.
