Samsung Galaxy Note 5: 5 Things to Know in June

Rumor has it that the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 launch is still weeks away, but we continue to see Galaxy Note 5 rumors hints of potential specs and features. With that in mind, we’ll take a look at a few things we think we’ve learned about the Galaxy Note 5 this week.

In 2011, Samsung introduced the large-screen Galaxy Note and S Pen stylus. Every year since then, the company has produced a new Galaxy Note variant to accompany the flagship Galaxy S series. Last year it was the Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Note 4, this year it’s the Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge and a device we’re calling the Samsung Galaxy Note 5.

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 rumors have been circulating for a while now and they hinted at a number of potential features, including the Galaxy Note 5 display, Galaxy Note 5 processor and Galaxy Note 5 software. We’ve also seen Galaxy Note 5 release date details emerge. There is much to examine.

We realize that most of you probably don’t want to do this and so we will do it for you. We reviewed noise in June, and today we want to tell you the most important things you need to know about the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 this month.

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Release Date

The first thing you should know is that the rumored Samsung Galaxy Note 5 release date hasn’t changed, and probably won’t change anytime soon. In fact, it seems that the launch and launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is almost certain, so it would be wise to avoid rumors that point to something other than September.

Earlier this month, Samsung’s Vice President, Rhee In Jong, Bloomberg He said that Samsung Pay, the mobile payment platform it has confirmed with the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, will not go live in July as planned.

Instead, Samsung says its mobile payments platform will be delayed to September, which also hosts a specific trade show the company uses to announce new Galaxy Note products.

IFA 2015 kicks off in Berlin, Germany on September 4, and there’s no reason to believe Samsung will deviate from the script, at least at this point. The credible Galaxy Note 5 launch rumors we’ve seen point to IFA, said Claire Kim, an analyst from Korea. Bloomberg He said Samsung Pay will “probably be deployed on the next Galaxy Note device.”

We are still a few months away from the Galaxy Note 5 announcement.

Galaxy Note 5 Design

We’re finally starting to see Galaxy Note 5 design rumors pop up.

an incoming report naver recommends The Galaxy Note 5 will have a slim 7.9mm design. This is thinner than the Galaxy Note 4 design, measuring 8.5mm. This is the first time we’re hearing any details about the form factor, and it could mean Samsung is making significant progress behind the scenes in its prototypes.

The publication also suggests that the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 will come with a USB Type-C port. If the name sounds familiar, it’s probably because you’ve heard of it since Apple unveiled its new MacBook on stage earlier this year. USB Type-C is coming, so it’s not surprising to learn that Samsung is considering this for the Galaxy Note 5 at least. .

So how does this benefit Galaxy Note 5 users? USB Type-C allows data transfer up to 10Gbps. This is double the regular USB 3.0 standard.

The site also claims that Samsung will make the usual improvements to the Galaxy Note’s S Pen stylus, but it’s unclear what that means. Some of Samsung’s May include auto-eject feature this will allow the device to push the S Pen out on its own. Yet these rumors are based on patents, and patents often offer features that are years away.

Galaxy Note 5 Battery

This naver The report also outlines a potential battery size for the Galaxy Note 5.

Thanks to Samsung’s own comments, we know that the smartphone is focusing on a few key areas such as its camera, design and battery life. So it’s not surprising to see rumors hinting at a massive Galaxy Note 5 battery. Specifically, the report suggests that we could see 4,100 mAh on the Note 5.

If true, this would be a significant upgrade over the 3220 mAh battery found in the Galaxy Note 4. It could also mean that Samsung prefers a non-removable battery. The Galaxy Note series is known for its all-day battery life, and we doubt Samsung is willing to take a step back.

It is important to note that specifications change frequently, sometimes soon. So, while Samsung is launching a massive battery, there’s no guarantee that the 4,100mAh battery will make it through in the final product.

Galaxy Note 5 Display and Processor

Samsung is reportedly throwing two screen types for the Galaxy Note 5 in addition to the two processor types. We’ll start with the screen.

Although it is not expected to have curves like the Galaxy S6 Edge on the edges, the Galaxy Note 5 is said to have a powerful display. Rumors suggest that the company is currently testing two types of displays, a Quad HD panel and an Ultra HD display. This naver The report points to a 5.89-inch Quad HD display, but we wouldn’t be deleting UHD just yet.

Either way, it looks like the Galaxy Note will once again feature a large, high-resolution display that’s perfect for movies, games, and more. We wouldn’t worry too much about the screen. It will be good Samsung’s AMOLED displays are always.

As for the processor; SamMobile believes it will be one of two chips. Either Exynos 7422 or Exynos 7430. Both are Samsung CPUs. At this stage the Exynos 7422 seems most likely. Here’s what Exynos 7422 has to offer to Galaxy Note 5 users:

The Exynos 7422 is expected to be the company’s first all-in-one solution (ePoP) as it will combine CPU, GPU, RAM, storage and modem on a single chip.

Again, this is nothing to worry about, especially if you are the average smartphone user. Both of these chips will be powerful enough for most people.

We still have a long way to go

The last thing you need to know in June is that we still have a long way to go before the Galaxy Note 5 rumors mature. Right now we have a range of possibilities, but most of what we’ve heard aside from the Galaxy Note 5 launch date is far from tangible.

This is not surprising. We usually see Galaxy Note rumors starting to get stronger in July and August as Samsung wraps up its plans and gets the device ready to launch in the fall.

We’ve really only scratched the surface and we’re waiting for new Galaxy Note 5 details to emerge as we head into summer. At this point, be skeptical of most of what you hear, but at this point you can rely on: