iPhone 6s Plus and Galaxy Note 4: What We Know So Far

July has been a busy month for the iPhone 6s Plus, according to rumors. It’s also been a busy month for Samsung’s current flagship, the Galaxy Note 4. With an iPhone 6s Plus rumored to be out for weeks, we want to take a look at what buyers need to know as we head into August.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 arrived at the end of last year, just days after Apple launched the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in the United States. Samsung’s fourth-generation Galaxy Note 4 has received excellent reviews and remains a solid option as we head towards its first birthday in September.

The Galaxy Note 4 is expected to face increased competition this fall. Samsung is rumored to have a Galaxy Note 5 on August 13, and Apple is reportedly planning a new big-screen smartphone we’re calling the iPhone 6s Plus.

Although July has been a particularly busy month, iPhone 6s Plus rumors have been popping up alongside iPhone 6s rumors for several months. Back in July, we saw iPhone 6s Plus specs and release date details begin to clear ahead of an official announcement.

All these iPhone 6s Plus details will be extremely important for those looking to buy a new big screen smartphone in the coming days. So are the Galaxy Note 4 details we’ve gathered over the past two weeks.

With these new Galaxy Note 4 details and iPhone 6s Plus rumors in mind, we want to take a look at what we know so far about the iPhone 6s Plus and Note 4. details you may have missed in your research.

Here’s what you need to know about the iPhone 6s Plus and Galaxy Note 4 as we head into August.

iPhone 6s Plus Release Date

If you’re looking for a new phone and the Galaxy Note 4 and the rumored iPhone 6s Plus are on your radar, you’re probably interested in two dates. The day Apple will announce the iPhone 6s Plus and the day it will release the iPhone 6s Plus.

iPhone 6s Plus rumors haven’t pinpointed either date yet, but thanks to a slew of production rumors and a US carrier, we’ve been able to narrow things down a bit as we head into summer.

iPhone 6s Plus rumors in late July Marked the start of iPhone 6s Plus production. Apple’s manufacturing partners, reportedly collect things in August. This doesn’t confirm an iPhone 6s Plus release date in September, but it certainly leaves the door open.

At the end of July, we saw T-Mobile begin offering a deal that allows iPhone 6 Plus buyers to upgrade to the iPhone 6s Plus before the end of the year. The offer will run until September 8, which means we probably won’t be able to see the iPhone 6s Plus release date before then.

Apple usually releases new iPhones before the end of its fiscal year. Apple’s fiscal year ends September 28, which means we could see the iPhone 6s Plus arrive between September 8 and September 28 to beat the Galaxy Note 4. It’s a large window, but it fits the profile.

Nothing has been confirmed, but if you’re interested in these two phones, the month to be prepared is September.

iPhone 6s Plus and Galaxy Note 4 Specs (Rumors)

If you’ve been doing your homework, you probably know a few of the Galaxy Note 4’s key features. It comes with a high resolution display, octa-core processor, 16 MP camera, S Pen stylus and more.

The iPhone 6s Plus is rumored to have some new hardware and today we’d like to review how the device currently compares to the Galaxy Note 4. These are rumored features but we’ve only included the most reliable ones.

iPhone 6s Plus (Rumors)

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analysts to believe The biggest changes to the iPhone 6s Plus will include the Force Touch display, an upgrade from 1GB to 2GB of RAM, and changes to the iPhone’s camera. The iPhone has been using an 8MP sensor for years, and its FaceTime camera has lagged behind competitors like the Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy S6.

Still, we do not have any information about the battery of the iPhone 6s Plus. rumors point to some battery life upgrades.

iPhone 6s Plus design rumors continue to point to a 5.5-inch display with the same resolution as the iPhone 6 Plus. They also point to a similar design which means we probably won’t see a microSD card slot or a removable battery.

While the iPhone 6s Plus is slightly thicker than the iPhone 6 Plus, it’s not expected to come close to the 8.5mm Galaxy Note 4 frame.

As iPhone 6s Plus design rumors get stronger, we recommend you try the Galaxy Note 4 and iPhone 6 Plus now to see which feels better in the hand and pocket.

Cheaper and Better Galaxy Note 4

While the iPhone 6s Plus will be an attractive device, it’s important to note that the Galaxy Note 4 doesn’t get worse as it ages, it just gets better.

In July and August, we saw a slew of Galaxy Note 4 deals pop up. We don’t know the price of the iPhone 6s Plus (we estimate it to be $299.99 on contract like the iPhone 6 Plus), but you can assume it will cost more than the Galaxy Note 4.

We’re starting to see Galaxy Note 4 deals cut the price. AT&T is currently offering the Galaxy Note 4 for $50 on contract. That’s $250 less than the regular price of the phone. And with a new Galaxy Note 5 on the way, we wouldn’t be surprised if more Galaxy Note 4 deals pop up before and after the iPhone 6s Plus launch.

The Galaxy Note 4 itself is also improving thanks to new software. Earlier this week, Sprint released a massive Galaxy Note 4 Android 5.1.1 update that brings fixes and improvements to the flagship phone. for those wondering here is the full changelog:

We expect this Android 5.1.1 update to reach more Galaxy Note 4 devices in the future, and it will help make the Galaxy Note 4 a little more appealing this fall.

Operators Making Changes

In July and August, we saw US carriers make changes to the way you buy the iPhone 6s Plus and Galaxy Note 4.

AT&T now charge $45 to activate a new phone with a two-year contract. same time It charges a new $15 upgrade fee For AT&T Next. This will make both phones a little more expensive than you probably realize.

We’ve also heard that two-year contracts are about to expire at Verizon. A source recently said Must Be Mobile The company’s recent changes to its data plans are a step in that direction. We wouldn’t be surprised if the company gets rid of them in time for the iPhone 6s Plus version.

Keep these changes in mind as we move towards the iPhone 6s Plus version.