After great success of Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Samsung is being ready for a big blast, Samsung Galaxy Note 4. For the fans of Note series, specifications and some features of Galaxy Note 4 are leaked.
The reports say that the company is not using the fingerprint scanner in the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 as we have seen in the Galaxy S5 but we will be seeing a new feature where the user needs to write on their screen to unlock their device. The reports did not reveal if this new device will be featuring the heart rate monitor that is presently coming out with the company’s flagship.
The screen size of the device is not mentioned but is likely to feature (2560 x 1140 p) 2K resolution which will be an improvement over the Full HD display. The reports also claim that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will be featuring a 20.7 MP camera on the rear where the Galaxy S5 features just a 16 MP camera and the Note 3 has just a 13 MP sensor. This 20 MP camera is more likely to come out with optical image stabilization and will also be able to shoot 4K videos.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is also rumored to have a 64-bit processor that will make it the first Android smart phone to feature it after the Apple iPhone 5S. This processor will be coupled with a 4 GB RAM that is made on the 20nm process. We know that Samsung has unveiled its 4 GB RAM last year but couldn’t use it on any of its device till now so we can expect Note 4 to be equipped with this. The device is also rumored to run on the unnamed Android 4.5 that is probably going to be unveiled at Google I/O that will be held in the month of June 2014.
The other rumors include a 128 GB internal memory and a battery that will vary between 3600 – 3800 mAh. It will also support fast 4G and dual band Wi-Fi network and is also expected to be IP67 certified for water and dust resistance. The reports also revealed that this device will be costing less than $800 and we can expect this device to be unveiled later this year in the month of August or September. Stay tuned for more information and updates, we are pretty much excited to know more about this device and hope that the company unveils it soon.
The reports say that the company is not using the fingerprint scanner in the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 as we have seen in the Galaxy S5 but we will be seeing a new feature where the user needs to write on their screen to unlock their device. The reports did not reveal if this new device will be featuring the heart rate monitor that is presently coming out with the company’s flagship.
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The screen size of the device is not mentioned but is likely to feature (2560 x 1140 p) 2K resolution which will be an improvement over the Full HD display. The reports also claim that the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will be featuring a 20.7 MP camera on the rear where the Galaxy S5 features just a 16 MP camera and the Note 3 has just a 13 MP sensor. This 20 MP camera is more likely to come out with optical image stabilization and will also be able to shoot 4K videos.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is also rumored to have a 64-bit processor that will make it the first Android smart phone to feature it after the Apple iPhone 5S. This processor will be coupled with a 4 GB RAM that is made on the 20nm process. We know that Samsung has unveiled its 4 GB RAM last year but couldn’t use it on any of its device till now so we can expect Note 4 to be equipped with this. The device is also rumored to run on the unnamed Android 4.5 that is probably going to be unveiled at Google I/O that will be held in the month of June 2014.
The other rumors include a 128 GB internal memory and a battery that will vary between 3600 – 3800 mAh. It will also support fast 4G and dual band Wi-Fi network and is also expected to be IP67 certified for water and dust resistance. The reports also revealed that this device will be costing less than $800 and we can expect this device to be unveiled later this year in the month of August or September. Stay tuned for more information and updates, we are pretty much excited to know more about this device and hope that the company unveils it soon.
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