Samsung may launch Galaxy Note 6 Edge variant with Curved Display

While Samsung is still enjoying the overwhelming response of its flagships Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, the rumors of its upcoming flagship Samsung Galaxy Note 6 has already making the rounds. The latest leaks suggest that the Galaxy Note 6 will come in two different variants, and by this we can expect a Note 6 phablet with a curved display and will be called as Samsung Galaxy Note 6 Edge.

The last smartphone with a curved screen in the Note series was the Galaxy Note Edge that launched back in 2014. There is high possibility that the upcoming Galaxy Note 6 might feature a curved display. The Edge screen inevitably adds more innovation to the already loaded smartphone. There is also a possibility that the Note 6 might prefer Android N OS out of the box instead of the Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. The Android N, which is still in the preview version, is expected to be announced at the Google’s I/O event in May.

The early rumors of the Galaxy Note 6 suggest that the smartphone might feature a 5.8-inch 2K Super AMOLED display and will come powered by Snapdragon 823 octa-core processor. The device is rumored to come with 6GB of RAM and 32GB/64GB/128GB storage variants. There is a possibility that the Galaxy Note 6 may also include microSD card slot which was missed out in the last years Galaxy Note 5. The company might include Galaxy S7’s camera in the upcoming Note 6, and a 3,220mAh battery is also a high possibility.

The Galaxy Note 6 will also get the iP68 certification like the Galaxy S7 series making the smartphone both water and dust resistant. The handset will also come with an upgraded S Pen adding more features to it. The company has confirmed none of the above details, so we advise you to take this with a proverbial pinch of salt. Stay tuned for the official information of the device that is expected to be unveiled in next couple of months.

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