The Galaxy Note 6 may be announced by Samsung in July. Missing a few months for the arrival of the new phablet of South Korea, it really is no wonder we see so many rumors about the news. The latest information to indicate that the flagship would receive the same accessories that are available for the Galaxy S7.
But in terms of hardware, what can we expect? It was commented that the Galaxy Note 6 may be one of the first with the chipset Snapdragon 823. This would be a SoC with higher speed operation for CPU and GPU, and bring a new faster RAM. The company will also invest in a variant with Exynos, but it was unclear whether we will see 8890 again, or a stronger version.
This time the rumors focus on the Galaxy Note 6. screen is not the first it is informed that it will come with a Super AMOLED panel 5.8-inch, but is now said that the phablet will have two versions: one with flat screen and another with curved screen – as seen in the Galaxy S7. This means that we will not have an edge + S7, but two options with S-Pen. Moreover, it is confirmed by the GSM Helpdesk website that Note 6 keep the same resolution of previous generations, leaving Ultra HD panels in 2017.
The source goes beyond and even risks on the battery to be used in Galaxy Note 6. according to them, the model will have power capacity of 4000 mAh and 1000 mAh more than is found in the Galaxy Note 5. Samsung has been expanding autonomy battery of its smartphones this year. With S7 edge bringing 3,600 mAh, it really would not be difficult to squeeze 4,000 mAh in a larger body.
Finally, it is virtually certain that the Galaxy Note 6 will be the first smartphone company with 6GB of RAM . However, the internal memory can not suffer a breakthrough, from the most basic version with only 32 GB of storage. At least this generation has microSD slot for memory expansion. In addition, the site confirms that Samsung is conducting tests on the device with Android N, but it is still uncertain whether the model will hit the market with such a version. – Everything will depend on the final release to be made by Google
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