The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was unveiled on August 2, and the phablet is all set to hit the markets in many parts of the world starting from August 19 in the USA, and September 2 in Europe. Now, we do not know when will the device going to become available in regions Samsung had opted to delay its launch, markets across Europe, for example.
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A number of other Samsung’s flagship are supposed to receive the Android Nougat update, and it seems that the Galaxy Note 7 will be leading them. The tech giant Samsung is now rolling out the services to its previous handsets like the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. Or is it because Samsung Galaxy S7, S7 Edge and Galaxy Note 7 are just irresistible, especially the last two when looks come into play? At its recent Note 7 launch event, Samsung execs made a point of explaining that the device has a headphone jack – taking a dig at Apple over rumors that the new iPhone will ditch the port. Speaking of which, Samsung Galaxy Note 7 should arrive in many European markets starting September 2.
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 has taken on Apple’s iPhone 6s in a drop test conducted by PhoneBuff.
Samsung is reportedly making this move to counter the inevitable launch of Chinese smartphones with higher RAM and Storage options. The phone comes with the mighty Snapdragon 820 chipset inside, with some variants coming with Exynos 8890. It also offers the S-Pen, a capacitive stylus.
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Note 7 back mounted camera sports a 12-megapixel sensor with an f1.7 aperture which helps to get bright pictures in dark conditions. So Note 7 pre-order customers do get to flaunt their shiny new phones a full day before non-pre-order folks can get ’em.
