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Is This What The Next Samsung Galaxy Note /Edge Will Look Like?

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Design

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Design

Naturally, the Note 5 will be bigger to accommodate a larger display, but won't be massive because Samsung has effectively capped the display of Note series at 5.7 inch for the last few models.

The Galaxy Note 4 and the Galaxy S6 came up with a metal frame and it can be pretty certain this will return on the Note 5 as well. Samsung might sacrifice the old faux leather plastic back of the Note 5 and will bring in glass panels similar to the Galaxy S6.

Samsung Galaxy Note Display

Samsung Galaxy Note Display

Samsung has consistently delivered some of the best displays in the market for a while now. Samsung has came up with Super AMOLED display for its devices that provides excellent color accuracy and contrast, brightness levels and viewing angles. It is highly expected that the Note 5 may feature 2K or 4K resolution with a super AMOLED display.

Samsung Galaxy Note S-Pen

Samsung Galaxy Note S-Pen

Samsung is working on a new feature that ejects S-Pen automatically when required in the Galaxy Note 5. The patent reveals that the auto-eject technology uses magnets inside smartphone as well as the S-Pen. The magnets will snap firmly when the Stylus is inside the Note 5.

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge 2 Design

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge 2 Design

Last year, Samsung came up with Galaxy Note Edge, which was accompanied by a display curved around one side of the device. Later, the Galaxy S6 was then accompanied by curve sections on both sides of the display. It is strongly rumored that, Samsung will release two Note 5 models one with original Galaxy Note 5 and another which may be called as Note 5 Edge sporting curve edges on both sides of the display.

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge 2 Display

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge 2 Display

Rumours are pointing to a 5.78 inch display with a UHD or Ultra High Definition resolution. However, Samsung may fit a bigger battery into the phablet, combined with the Exynos SoC means high resolution on a larger display with out lackluster battery life.


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