Samsung Galaxy Note7 unveiled with a 5.7" curved screen, IP68 rating
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- Anonymous
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- 03 Aug 2016
AnonD-196068, 02 Aug 2016They also boasted about 256gb UFS chips and cannot even giv... moreOops, sorry. I guess we are talking along different pages. On first thought, I thought you were referring to Samsung Electronics' recently introduced UFS removable memory cards. Maybe I did not specify it enough on my comment and was thinking you were heading to a UFS card discussion. However, it was evident on my comment I was heading right through it just without me appending the word 'card' thereafter 'UFS'.
In case you are at a lost on what I am talking about, here card: http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_introduces_worlds_first_ufs_card_lineup-blog-19257.php
Here reader: http://www.gsmarena.com/samsungs_designed_a_slot_that_can_take_both_ufs_and_microsd_cards-news-19333.php
By the end of the 'reader' link, one could notice even the author somehow wished Samsung to integrate the slot/socket design into the then-upcoming Galaxy Note7 to show 'industry partners', probably, how it's done yo!
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- 03 Aug 2016
AnonD-463876, 03 Aug 2016You're getting 64GB right out of the box and external memor... moreYour missing one thing. Internal UFS memory is considerably faster than any SD card and that has real world implications. I have apps that crawl when the data they are accessing is on an SD card and slow the whole phone down. On internal storage they run like a dream. If the likes of Huawei, Apple, ZTE, Asus and LeeCo can manage 128 gb storage options why not Samsung?
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Anonymous, 03 Aug 2016SAMSUNG will continue to be number 1 for a very long timeIt's good to be Samking!
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AnonD-164840, 03 Aug 2016Disappointed for the 3rd time. Will hold on to my Note 3 fo... moreAnd then another year *DJKhaledvoice* and another one, and another one, and another one lmao
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Jovan, 03 Aug 2016By just making the battery a 4000mAh unit, adding the RAM c... moreOh they'll pay for it all right, by getting droves and droves of people to buy it just like they did with the S7/Edge.
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AnonD-536990, 03 Aug 2016Galaxy s7 with pen overpriced hahahaBest large phone available, just as the Note 5 was until now.
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Jovan, 03 Aug 2016By just making the battery a 4000mAh unit, adding the RAM c... moreAll I know is I'm probably going to pay for it. The addition of IP68 and microsd makes it more than worth it to me.
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- Anonymous
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AnonD-491426, 03 Aug 2016Because editing a comment would be forbidden after 10 minut... moreAs a Note 5 owner, based on what I've seen, you're completely wrong. It's certainly a worthy upgrade. Maybe not from the S7 Edge, but that phone is only a few months old, this isn't supposed to be it's successor.
I'll still need to try it myself before I decide to buy, but based on all I've seen, that's just a formality. It'll be in my pocket before long.
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- 03 Aug 2016
Anonymous51, 03 Aug 2016Most people here fail to realize that phone manufactures ha... moreIf giving high capacity battery is an issue then why they have not given removable battery?
Why they have remove IR blaster?
Why No radio?
Its actually a company policy that they don't want to give all goodies in a single phone that will affect its other models sale. They are manufacturing phone for sale and not for you to complete your all requirements in a single piece despite the fact that technology is available to make all in one device. Even the Note7 designed is not much changed from Samsung theme. There are a lot of beautiful and modern design available on the net.
I am not happy with Note 7 specs and design.
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- 03 Aug 2016
Good, Note 5 & 6 are now obsolete hehehe!
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- 03 Aug 2016
Most people here fail to realize that phone manufactures have to consider quite a number of issues while designing a smartphone. for example:
* bigger battery = thicker device (which is a minus for a phablet)
* efficiency > capacity
* optimization = functionality
* durable materials
* budget
* design and etc
and the last but not least, MARKETING & STRATEGY!
Lets say, for instance, they put an IR blaster, 4200mah battery, 6GB ram, 16mp camera, 128GB optional storage, expandable storage and a removable battery. This what you will get:
* A BIG, THICK and HEAVY device with a BIG, THICK and HEAVY PRICE TAG!
The worst part is that people will expect its successor or another device to have better battery, screen, camera, optimization , maybe slim and presentable or beautiful device.
I believe the spec era/war is dying out, especially in smartphones. What we now need is innovation.
There are millions of people who own a high-end phablet and about 100/1000000 of them are busy complaining. In other words, its up to the person whose buying it and why they buying it.
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- Anonymous
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- 03 Aug 2016
Any rumors now on the Galaxy S8? Hahaha
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- 03 Aug 2016
Finally a worth it upgrade from my galaxy s3.can't w8 to own 1 note7...😊😊😊
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- 03 Aug 2016
Note 2 after i m very impressed of note 7, its really good and superb
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Because editing a comment would be forbidden after 10 minutes of posting, here it gos once more,
with the supposed little modification that I wanted to insert,
should the comment editing option is being allowed all-the-time, and not just for a very pathetic TEN MINUTES!
Of Course, comparing this to the iPhone offerings would certainly be a hell of a joke! However, as an honest Samsung fan I would say, that this, is not a worthy upgrade. NOT AT ALL!, especially if you currently own a Galaxy S7-edge, or even a note 5 on that matter... Iris scanner is just an additional layer of security that can easily, and simply be
ignored at this very moment, if your only main concern really, is security. And HDR content these days,
is still on its infancy and developmental stage; and something, that you really cannot use, right out-of-the-box.
I simply am quite disappointed in this release of the note, having only small iterations...,
just akin to the iPhones. if they have just opted to put on either the SD821 or the Exynos 8893 on-board;
coupled with 6GB of DDR4; perhaps, UFS 3.0 if it is already be available; a very loud and great sounding stereo speakers just like the Idle 4S; and a 4000mAh battery, regardless of the UFS1.0 storage technology; this, could have been a very worthy upgrade! Not unless of course; you have all the moneys in the world to procure, or; you currently don't own a smartphone, and want to buy one.
But again to reiterate my point; as a big, if not one of the biggest Samsung fan allover the world, if you really want to upgrade just and only just, for the sake of having the latest and the greatest all-the-time, then by-all-means, upgrade! But, if what you want is to somehow, feel the utmost worthiness of the upgrade, and to possibly experience the very best upgrade of your techie-life, wait for the weight, of the Galaxy, S8!
I fervently hope, that Samsung would be able to read this heartfelt comment of mine…, because I deeply, and sincerely love this company. I really do… from their very humble beginnings, and to their utmost evolvement up to this very day, where they are now… this truly is a concern, and for certain, not criticism.
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AnonD-130610, 02 Aug 2016Inferior phones or superior phones compared with of the oth... morethe thing is ... everything apple did , only ihater call it innovation ... i know its sarcasm ..
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- 03 Aug 2016
Disappointed for the 3rd time. Will hold on to my Note 3 for yet another year.
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- 03 Aug 2016
Note 6 32GB?? well im from India and i'm using 64GB Note 5 since March of this year..!!
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- Jovan
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- 03 Aug 2016
By just making the battery a 4000mAh unit, adding the RAM count to 6GB (since there's no other phone is ever intended to be able to multitask like the Note) and bringing back the IR BLASTER for the much needed and much missed functionality, convenience and control, this could've been the most worthy upgrade to the Note series. But they didn't do it, Samsung didn't so it. So they have to pay for it. People should make them pay for it.
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AnonD-130610, 02 Aug 2016Inferior phones or superior phones compared with of the oth... moreNo, I but apple is