According to reports, Samsung Galaxy Note 7 will sport a dual curved edge screen and will not launch a flat-screen model for its phablet. It indicates that the company may bring about the same change in its other phones, if the design is well received. Samsung believes that if its consumers like the curved edge screen, it would bring an end to the era of flat screen phones for the company.
Even though the South Korean tech giant has not yet officially announced the release of its Galaxy Note 7, the company has already planted a User Agent (AA) profile page on their website. The 'SM-N930F' tagging could mean the upcoming phablet. Even though the UA page does not list any description or information, it is only a matter of time before the company places official device specification of their Galaxy Note 7. This mandatory for the company as these pages are used by the carriers and the content providers.
Reports say that even though the device should technically be called Galaxy Note 6, the official name will be Galaxy Note 7. The phablet will be quite similar to Galaxy S7 in design and specs. The phablet will feature a 5.8-inch display with dual curved screen. Under the hood, it will be powered by 6GB RAM together with Exynos processor. The rear camera will have 12-megapixel display and a 4000mAh powerful battery.
According to latest reports, the phablet will be first launched in Netherlands in August and will be tentatively priced at €800.
