The news was confirmed earlier that Samsung Galaxy Note 2 will feature 5.5 inch display instead of it’s current 5.3 inch. Most interestingly Samsung is working on Unbreakable Plane or UBP display for Galaxy Note 2. First Galaxy Note was criticized because of it’s gigantic size and overweight. However, Samsung thought it differently and Galaxy Note started a new era, a new type of smart-phone which looks more like a tablet but eventually a smartphone. This hybrid type is now called phablet.
Samsung sold more than 7 million Note s since its arrival. The number is increasing! Till date AT&T is the only US carrier to have Galaxy Note in their lineup. Recently, T-Mobiles confirmed the arrival of their Note which is not too different to the Galaxy Note we have seen.
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Unbreakable Plane Display
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Phablet
Hopefully, the new Note or Note 2 will be officially announced by Samsung it IFA, a consumer electronic show held in Berlin by late August. From a reliable source PhoneArena[cite id=1] guys collected the actual news-“Samsung will unveil the Galaxy Note 2 during the IFA 2012, a consumer electronics show held in Berlin, Germany in late-August,” . The spokesperson also added, “The new model will definitely come with a 5.5 in. display, but it is unclear as to what other features will be included.”
No 12 or 13 MP camera in Galaxy Note 2
Other rumor is, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 will sport 12 or 13 MP camera. To be honest, chances are very very less. The same spokesperson added – “There are also talks of improving the camera resolution to 12.0 or 13.0 megapixels, up from current 8.0 megapixels, but this may be changed depending on other factors. It will not, however, showcase the unbreakable plane (UBP) display technology, a precursor to the flexible display. UBP will most likely be applied for the next product released after Galaxy Note 2,”
ICS or JellyBean in Note 2
JellyBean is very much in the cards but the phablet may be launched with Ice Cream Sandwich initially with an option of getting it upgraded to JellyBean. Well, we have to wait for few more days before the actual news leaks.
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