From Sony’s successor to the flagship Z2 that was launched earlier this year to Microsoft’s affordable flagship rivaling the iPhone 5c and the likes, the first day at the IFA had exciting new smartphones to show off. However, one of the biggest highlights of the trade show was Samsung’s trump card Galaxy Note 4, which is set to take Apple’s upcoming phablet head-on. Samsung also threw in a surprise package with the Note Edge, which puts the Youm flexible display to use. We bring to you a quick recap of all the smartphone announcements at the IFA, so far.
Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Without much ado, Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy Note 4, the next iteration in its Note series and successor to the Note 3. It comes with a revamped S Pen stylus that offers better grip and more functions. The accompanying software has been spruced up for a cleaner, dare-we-say Android L-like look. Snap Note turns photos of printed documents and text into editable text, like an OCR editor. In terms of processing speed, expect two powerful variants; one with Snapdragon 805 chipset, which brings LTE Cat 6 support and another with Samsung’s Exynos 5433 chipset and LTE Cat 4 connectivity. The Note 4 runs Android 4.4 KitKat at launch and with the proprietary interface on top.
Without much ado, Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy Note 4, the next iteration in its Note series and successor to the Note 3. It comes with a revamped S Pen stylus that offers better grip and more functions. The accompanying software has been spruced up for a cleaner, dare-we-say Android L-like look. Snap Note turns photos of printed documents and text into editable text, like an OCR editor. In terms of processing speed, expect two powerful variants; one with Snapdragon 805 chipset, which brings LTE Cat 6 support and another with Samsung’s Exynos 5433 chipset and LTE Cat 4 connectivity. The Note 4 runs Android 4.4 KitKat at launch and with the proprietary interface on top.
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