Samsung Galaxy SIII was a much-awaited device launched by Samsung. It created the much required frenzy and went on to become a huge hit. But if you think that Samsung is resting after this mega launch, you are wrong. While Apple may be already trying to gain attention with the next iPhone, Samsung is geared up to give it tough competition with the next generation Samsung Galaxy Note- Samsung Galaxy Note 2.
We have been hearing buzz surrounding the Galaxy Note 2, with the most apparent news being its larger display as compared to last Galaxy Note. Moreover, reportedly the next generation Galaxy Note will sport the Pen-tile matrix display instead of the RGB variant used in the S II. There are news of the design being heavily inspired by Galaxy S III, so it could be a device with heavily rounded edges and a pebble-like design. This could also mean that it could get features like the ‘S’ features like S Beam, Smart Stay eye tracking, Smart Voice, etc.
Not much has been revealed about the handset but users could expect an 8MP BSI sensor, one of the new Exynos SoCs and of course Ice Cream Sandwich. There is also a possibility of the new device coming with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, since it has been announced recently.
We have been hearing buzz surrounding the Galaxy Note 2, with the most apparent news being its larger display as compared to last Galaxy Note. Moreover, reportedly the next generation Galaxy Note will sport the Pen-tile matrix display instead of the RGB variant used in the S II. There are news of the design being heavily inspired by Galaxy S III, so it could be a device with heavily rounded edges and a pebble-like design. This could also mean that it could get features like the ‘S’ features like S Beam, Smart Stay eye tracking, Smart Voice, etc.
Not much has been revealed about the handset but users could expect an 8MP BSI sensor, one of the new Exynos SoCs and of course Ice Cream Sandwich. There is also a possibility of the new device coming with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, since it has been announced recently.
