Samsung Galaxy Note 4 To Come In 2 Variants, Feature QHD Display

Samsung has a lot of products in the pipe-line waiting to be announced this year. Although, it's not even been a quarter of the, the company has announced its most awaited flagship device the Galaxy S5. Now the wait for a new flagship device has already started.

Samsung is already rumored to come up with a premium variant of the Galaxy S5 smartphone which will be either sold as the Galaxy S5 Prime or the Galaxy F. But what is more likely to launch soon is the rumored Note 4 (model name N910) smartphone from the company, which has been leaked recently. The recent leak which comes courtesy of SamMobile shows most of the specs of the handset.

According to SamMobile, the phone will, as expected, come in two different models - one for North America, South Korea, China, and Japan, and one for the rest. And, as you might expect, the North American version will be running a Snapdragon 805 SoC, while the other model will use Samsung's own Exynos chipset.

Rumor has it that the variant which will be powered by the company's proprietary Exynos SoC is codenamed as "HelsinkiPro". This version will be accompanied by Intel's XMM7260 Cat. 6 modem. The report is confirming that the device will have a 2560 x 1440 (QHD) AMOLED display. However, there is no clue about the display size of the smartphone but you can expect it to measure somewhere between 5.7-inch and 6-inch.

What is interesting is that Samsung is reportedly said to use a UV sensor in the Note 4. This means that the phone could come with an auto-brightness adjustment feature to reduce eye strain. Moreover, it could also be able to connect with wearables to offer better sleep tracking data. Moreover, possibility is that it could prompt users about risk of getting a sun burn when they are outside. But that is just a rough guess.

Other specs, according to the leak that took place recently, would include a 16MP rear camera with optical image stabilization (OIS) from Sony and a 2MP front-facing shooter.

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