Here are the top five features rumored to be on the Samsung GALAXY Note III
Australia's International Business Times has been passing along the speculation that the Samsung GALAXY Note III will either be introduced during the first week of September at IFA 2013 in Berlin or during a special Samsung Unpacked event like the Korean company used in New York last month to unveil the Samsung Galaxy S4. But while the date of the unveiling is important, what is really more exciting to fans of this phablet is the exponential improvement in the features and specs of the device. If the improvements and upgrades made from the OG Samsung GALAXY Note to the Samsung GALAXY Note II are matched in the next iteration of the phablet, the Samsung GALAXY Note III is going to be something else.
According to the Australian paper, the top five features rumored to be on the Samsung GALAXY Note III include the 5.9 inch screen. Not quite the 6.3 inch display originally rumored for the model, SamMobile has quoted an executive of a company providing components to Samsung as saying that a 6 inch screen is a layup. And combining FHD with the new flexibility that Sammy has been working on for years, the screen is said to be unbreakable and uses the PHOLED technology that we explained earlier. By switching up colors a bit, Samsung has produced a display that is clear and sharp, but does not use too much power.
The reason why U.S. models of the Samsung Galaxy S 4 did not get the Exynos 5 Octa chip had nothing to do with LTE connectivity. The reason for the use of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 on U.S. versions of the new Android flagship phone had to do with supply challenges. That issue should be gone by the time that the Samsung GALAXY Note III launches. And if you like taking pictures with your mobile device, the Samsung GALAXY Note III is expected to feature a 13MP-16MP rear camera that is supposed to allow the user to take professional quality pictures and videos.
source: SamMobile via IBT
The Samsung GALAXY Note 2 was heads and shoulders above the first iteration of the phablet
Lastly, Samsung is trying to make its TouchWiz UI more feature-rich and worthy of its inclusion on a device like the Samsung GALAXY Note III which could be powered by Android 5.0 out of the box. It all sounds great and certainly leaves fans of the platform and manufacturer hungry for more information. We are still 5 months away from IFA Berlin which means there is still plenty of time for more leaks and rumors about the Samsung GALAXY Note III so keep checking in daily.
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