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The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 was launched in August last year to arve reviews of many and was in the hands of users a month before its scheduled release date. While the Galaxy Note 5 took the user experience to next level, its successor the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 has already been scheduled in row for the July 2016 release. Though Samsung has said nothing official about this, but sources from China claim this and hence the news can’t be ignored.
As revealed by the Korean website The Bell, the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 might be released someday in mid-July this year. If the news proved true, then the Galaxy Note 6 will be launched just after 11 months release of its predecessor. And the most interesting fact is that the Galaxy Note is in rumor to pack the most newest Android version Android N, which was just released in Beta version. Even Google has yet not christened the device.
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But if the Smartphone got launched with the Android 7.0 Android N, then it will be running the most powerful Android OS. In the interim, Google is busy working on the final version of Android N and is expected to push software update to OEMs before the release of the Galaxy Note 6. So the Galaxy Note 5 users should make merry as they will soon receive the Android N OS update. Notably, the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 had to wait pretty long time before they got the Marshmallow update and even in some markets the flagship is yet to get the Android M OS.
There is no news on the specs and price details of the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 6. But what the previous leaks have said, the flagship is supposed to pack an enormous 5.8 inch touchscreen display along with massive 6GB of RAM. Though Note 6 will not be the first device to host 6GB RAM, but it is supposed to get enlisted on top for speed processing of your device. Apart, the Galaxy Note 6 might pack a 12MP camera with S-Pen on back and with 256GB UFS 2.0 on board memory.
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Samsung, the world’s largest manufacturer of Android smartphones, has surprisingly stayed mum about its plans for Marshmallow. Fortunately, carriers and rumors are doing some of the talking for it. Details are still fairly scarce but we’ve seen several Galaxy Android 6.0 Marshmallow updates confirmed and we expect to see plenty more before everything is said and done. Samsung’s Android roll outs take months to complete so we expect Android Marshmallow to be around for the long haul.