One key feature is that the screen is curved. But aside from that, the specs are those you would expect and the design is rather plain.
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Sporting a display that curves down both sides, Samsung’s successor to the Note5 skipped a number to synchronise its name with the technology used for its top-selling Galaxy S7.
We reported a few days ago that Samsung might incorporate a Power Saving Mode on its Galaxy Note 7 flagship, and it seems that the rumors have been confirmed. The Note7 comes with a 64 GB memory, which can be expanded thanks to the microSD slot, which supports memory cards of up to 256 GB.
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. To help you make the right decision here is an early look at how the Galaxy Note 7 compares against the 2014 Galaxy Note 4. It has a resolution of 1440 x 2560 pixels.
The company’s latest large-screen smartphone has been revealed.
The biggest feature in this big phone (called a “phablet”, as its size fits between a phone and tablet) is its iris scanner. You’ll also need to buy your GS7, GS7 edge, or Note 5 on an EIP. Still, if we had to put these features on opposite ends of a scale, the Note 7’s bundle of perks just seems a lot weightier overall.
What’s more is that the S Pen is water resistant. It also features a 3500mAh battery and a USB-C port, although an adapter will be available that supports previous USB cables.
The Korean telecom companies have yet to announce the exact range of state-sponsored “phone subsidies” or discounts for phone payment plans available for those who purchase Samsung Electronics’ new smartphone.
Samsung has just unleashed its stunning new Note 7 on the world. The updated TouchWiz really improves the Android experience.
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Plus, there’s that S Pen – Samsung’s version of a stylus – that gives the phone some more advanced functionality.
