Samsung will adopt the standard connectivity USB Type-C in your powerful next phablet. The source of this statement is the SamMobile, site specializing in the giant South Korea, whose information it is usually correct, so it is valid to believe that the Galaxy Note 6 really count on the technology when it is released.
the connector can use the USB 3.1 or earlier, but would make more sense to enjoy the opportunities offered by the current model, since it allows the mirroring of the screen and the USB Power Delivery 2.0, able to offer even higher speeds in battery charging. The presence of the USB Type-C in the Galaxy Note 6 raises another important issue, however: will the Asian company is developing a new version of Gear VR? To accept the connector, I would take it or sell an adapter.
The current Gear VR supports to the Galaxy S7 and S7 Galaxy Edge, for the three use the standard microUSB to connect with each other. Create the Galaxy Note 6 with another connectivity model, if the USB Type-C is actually used by the Eastern company, would require the same to create another virtual reality product because selling an adapter separately not your style.
a microUSB cable for Type-C would also be feasible. Samsung would not, however, the first big-name technology to enjoy the new technology, debuting in the Apple Macbook and 2015 Nexus, made by Google in partnership with Huawei and LG. If the South Korean brand decide to participate, will force the other to change to the default at a faster pace, taking into account that it is the largest seller of mobile phones worldwide.
For the Galaxy Note 6 , it is believed, in the same way that its preliminary list of technical specifications include a 5.8-inch screen, using the resolution Quad HD (2560 x 1440 pixels), 6 GB of RAM , 32 GB of memory for internal storage and can be expanded via the use of microSD, Qualcomm Snapdragon 823 chipset and an equivalent version with a new Exynos, battery 4000 mAh and Android as operating system, modified by Samsung’s own interface, TouchWiz.
Although the Marshmallow is the current standard, it is possible that Android N, possibly called Nutella, is already available at the time of launch of the phablet. Regarding the official presentation, it is estimated that the Unpacked II event was early in July, then left the option to wait there for more information.
(updated May 2, 2016 at 08:08)
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