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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Leaks, Features: Black Onyx Variant Confirms Iris Scanner, Colored Metal Frame
Michael Finn
First Posted: Jul 14, 2016 06:40 AM EDT
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 photos has leaked out before its scheduled release date. It revealed the device in its Black Onyx version.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in Black Onyx looks like a giant Samsung Galaxy S7 edge. The photos revealed the curved glass on the front and back of the phone, and a physical home button with a fingerprint scanner. There is also an additional sensor alongside its earpiece, which hints a new and important feature the iris scanning, Forbes reported.
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 appears to have a slightly more rounded frame than the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, making it more comfortable to hold. The frame is made of metal, which is colored to match its glass.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is expected to have a 5.7 inch Quad HD display with S-Pen stylus, equipped with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 processor. The device is also reported to offer 4GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage. Other Samsung Galaxy Note 7 specs include a 12 megapixel rear facing camera, an expandable storage and a USB-C device connectivity.
Meanwhile, Samsung is said to be skipping the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 release to bring the naming of its flagship phablet in line with the S series, its flagship smartphone family. Since they have announced the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge earlier this year, it will make sense if they would also bring out the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, Tech Advisor reported.
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 has previously been reported to be released in three hues, Black Onyx, Silver Titanium, and the standout new color, Blue Coral. The most awaited Samsung Galaxy Note series member will be released to the market in Aug. 2. According to reports, it will be sold for $800, although no other prominent rumors about the device have been confirmed.
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First Posted: Jul 14, 2016 06:40 AM EDT
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 photos has leaked out before its scheduled release date. It revealed the device in its Black Onyx version.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in Black Onyx looks like a giant Samsung Galaxy S7 edge. The photos revealed the curved glass on the front and back of the phone, and a physical home button with a fingerprint scanner. There is also an additional sensor alongside its earpiece, which hints a new and important feature the iris scanning, Forbes reported.
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 appears to have a slightly more rounded frame than the Samsung Galaxy Note 5, making it more comfortable to hold. The frame is made of metal, which is colored to match its glass.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is expected to have a 5.7 inch Quad HD display with S-Pen stylus, equipped with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 processor. The device is also reported to offer 4GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage. Other Samsung Galaxy Note 7 specs include a 12 megapixel rear facing camera, an expandable storage and a USB-C device connectivity.
Meanwhile, Samsung is said to be skipping the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 release to bring the naming of its flagship phablet in line with the S series, its flagship smartphone family. Since they have announced the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge earlier this year, it will make sense if they would also bring out the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, Tech Advisor reported.
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 has previously been reported to be released in three hues, Black Onyx, Silver Titanium, and the standout new color, Blue Coral. The most awaited Samsung Galaxy Note series member will be released to the market in Aug. 2. According to reports, it will be sold for $800, although no other prominent rumors about the device have been confirmed.
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