Yesterday we brought you news that it now seems quite plausible for Samsung’s next phablet to be called Galaxy Note 7 instead of the Galaxy Note 6 as many would have expected. More information about the upcoming handset has now surfaced online. The Galaxy Note 7 specifications have been “confirmed” by the infamous leakster who first posted the legit-looking logo that suggests Samsung is going to call its next flagship the Galaxy Note 7.
In a series of tweets after the one in which he leaked the Galaxy Note 7 logo, serial leakster @evleaks has “confirmed” the Galaxy Note 7’s specifications. This source has a great track record with leaks so you might want to pay attention if you’re interested in Samsung’s next flagship.
According to @evleaks, the Galaxy Note 7 is going to feature a 5.7 inch Quad HD AMOLED display, IP68 certification for water and dust proofing, 12 megapixel rear and 5 megapixel front camera, 64GB internal storage with microSD card support, and it will be available in blue, silver, and black color options. An iris scanner has also been confirmed for the Galaxy Note 7.
I’m quite sure that this isn’t the last time we’re hearing about the specs and features of the upcoming flagship from Samsung. It’s highly likely that more information will come in from a variety of sources before Samsung officially announces the handset.
Samsung is yet to confirm when the Galaxy Note 7 is going to be unveiled, however, previous rumors suggest that the announcement could take place in the first week of August with shipments starting soon after. Precise pricing and availability details will only be available once the Galaxy Note 7 is officially announced.
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