Alleged Samsung Galaxy Note 3 photosphere sample unearthed

UPDATE: The source Picasa profile is already down.

A photosphere sample, allegedlysnapped with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, has been spotted on the Picasaprofile belonging to a T-Mobile USA employee, and though it went dark for afew hours, it's visible once again – so do make haste to seethe truly high quality sphere before it's taken down. 

According tothe accompanying (though easily manipulable) EXIF data sheet, theshots were taken with the camera unit of a handset carrying a modelnumber SM-N900T, a device we know to be the LTE version of theSamsung Galaxy Note 3. Obviously, do carry in mind that these areunconfirmed at best, and could be using early/prototype software andhardware – so approach this in an appropriately cautious manner.That being said, it's great to see that Samsung will finally supportthe now vastly improved PhotoSphere mode (Sammy is calling it S Orb) found on devices runningstock Android 4.2 and above.

Just a day bars the moment theSamsung Galaxy Note 3 will get officially sanctioned to see the lightof day, so it's only natural that we see a mounting spree of snippetsof information on allthings Note 3. We've had a pretty decent idea of what internalsto expect from Samsung's next phablet all along, though a key pieceto the puzzle had been missing for a while – the actual looks ofthe device. Withthat now behind us, we've pretty much exhausted the usual rumorcycle, though it refuses to go without one last scoop, and it appearsthat the aforementioned 360-degree panoramic snap is it.

So, all bets are in, and there's onlyone question: how close to the truth will the rumors end up being?Do you expect a surprise out of the blue?

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