Samsung recently unveiled the Galaxy Note 7 phablet, which boasts advanced iris scanner and Corning’s new Gorilla Glass 5.
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The Note 7 RRP is $1599 or less than $59 per month interest free over 24 months on a $59.99 open plan and includes a $200 account credit. The Note 7 is to be available in the USA starting on August 19.
Water resistance: The Note 5 has a IP68 rating making it water and dust resistance.
The Note 7 comes with Iris scanning technology that makes the new device one of the securest smartphones on the market.
The enhanced Galaxy Note7 S Pen is more than just a writing tool – it is the gateway to getting more done efficiently and accurately.
The Note 7 blends numerous features from last year’s Note 5, with the design and waterproofing of this year’s excellent S7 Edge.
Samsung Notes, a new unified app allows users to jot down handwritten notes, draw, or edit memos from one location using the S Pen.
Your eyes will be the keys to unlock financial information and other private data on the Galaxy Note 7.
Samsung has included the brilliant rear-facing 12MP Dual Pixel camera it debuted with the S7 and S7 Edge earlier this year.
It’s curved too on both edges, just like the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and that’s not the only thing it has in common with Samsung’s curvy flagship.
The Note 7 comes with 64Gb internal storage and 4GB RAM. Further, users will also enjoy the benefits that come with quick wireless charging as well as the quick charging features.
The Note 7 – the successor to last year’s Samsung Galaxy Note 5 phablet, which never saw a United Kingdom release – might just be the South Korean company’s most impressive release to date.
The S Pen also brings new exciting features, namely Glance, Zoom and Translate on top of the Smart Select, Screen Write and Create Note (previously Action Memo).
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Curved edge displayThe Galaxy Note 7 has a 5.7in 2560×1440 QHD AMOLED screen, and it’s the first Note-branded smartphone with a curved Edge display similar to that seen on the Galaxy S7 Edge.
