Samsung Galaxy Note 6 Specs, Release Date, Rumors: Next Gen Note Has Bigger Flexible Screen, Scheduled For Release at MWC Or Q3 of 2016

By Mark Aserit
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Once again, Samsung is gearing up to dominate the smartphone and tablet market this year. The South Korean multinational company is known for developing fast and powerful devices. Now, gadgets lovers are excited to know what are the specs and features of the Galaxy Note 6. Here's the latest update about the device's release date and rumors.

Samsung just recently released Galaxy Note 5 last year, but some curious phablet users want to know the specs of Samsung Note 6. The Galaxy Note series are famous for their outstanding specifications, such as pressure-sensitive display and stylus pen.

Latinos Post predicted the device could become available anytime this year. There are also rumors that it could be unveiled in the first quarter of 2016, particularly in March during Barcelona's Mobile World Congress (MWC).

It is also interesting to note that Samsung Company has a tradition of releasing new gadgets during the third quarter of the year. If the company remains firm in that releasing cycle, Samsung Galaxy Note 6 will likely become available in the latter part of year.

Nevertheless, expect the sixth-edition of Galaxy Note series this year.

The Note 6 will boast a wider and clearer screen display than its previous editions. Get ready to experience the ultra-clear 4K screen resolution with at least 800ppi and AMOLED display. The phablet will also will have a bendable or fold-able screen.

The Note 6's camera is set to outlast other snappers available in the market. Rumors said the device will have more than the 25-megapixel shooter for its main camera, and the front-facing camera will have 16 megapixels. Not only that, but the phablet will also have auto focus and optical image stabilization feature. It also rumored its camera can shoot images even in a low-light environment.

The processing capabilities of Galaxy Note 6 will be powered with Snapdragon Qualcomm octa-core 2.9 GHz processor. Also, the tablet will have 8GB of RAM, perfect for multi-tasking and heavy usage. 

One of the most promising amongst its features is the reported fast charging capability of Samsung Galaxy Note 6.

We'll bring you more once information on Samsung Galaxy Note 6 becomes available.

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