Samsung Galaxy Note 6 rumors are here! The South Korean tech giant just dropped a massive leak regarding its configuration details, pricing and even its possible release date.
As reported by the International Business times, the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 specs are so powerful that it sounds more like a gaming PC rather than your standard-issue phablet.
Why? Because it is speculated to be powered by a staggering 16-core processor, in addition to 8GB of RAM. Basically, it really is like a gaming PC on the palm of your hands.
Also, the Samsung phablet is believed to feature a 4K display resolution, similar to the released Sony Xperia Z5 Premium. According to reports, the screen size of the device is somewhere between 6.0 and 6.2-inches.
As a confirmation to this information, Samsung's JK Shin acknowledged that many such large screen smartphones will be released because the larger screen offers "better viewing experience" and improved "productivity on the go."
Also, there are reports that the Korean tech giant is also considering adding a retina or iris scanner for the phablet in addition to a fingerprint scanner.
In a similar report by Tech Times the Galaxy Note 6 will allegedly boast a 30-megapixel rear camera and a 16-megapixel front camera that is more than able to take great looking selfies.
As for its battery, it will have a strong 4,200 mAh battery, which will also feature fast-charging technology that is reported to deliver 40 percent charge in just four minutes.
For the first time in mobile history, users now have a wide range of storage options for the same device. As reported, the Galaxy Note 6 is available in storage configurations of 16, 32, 64, 128 and 256 GB.
However, The Waltonian reported that it's still not sure if the phablet will have the capability to expand its memory further via microSD, like its smaller sibling, the Samsung Galaxy S7.
Despite its rumored beautiful display and high-tech features, you don't have to worry about breaking it because it's quite durable. According to reports, it will have a dust and shock proof exterior.
The upcoming Note from Samsung is expected to cost about $1,100
Samsung just released the Galaxy Note 5 last August, which is why it's surprising that, at this early stage, there is already a lot of rumors for its upcoming successor. However, with today's new age of media and easy access to information, rumors and speculations are quick to spread.
As of now, these are all rumors, so stay tuned until official information from Samsung itself is released.
