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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 to be Announced this August, Skipping Note 6

Samsung is going to officially announce Galaxy Note 7 on August 2, 2016, skipping off the 6th itineration of the series to align the Note phones line-up with S-series phones. Bold features will include dual curved edges, faster performance, versatility, and more.

Galaxy Note 7 will become an official news when Samsung will tell us more about it this August. Expected upgrades include an Iris scanner to unlock the phone, while the design had previously been leaked showing three different varieties: Black Onyx, Silver Titanium, and Blue Cora.

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August’s release of Note 7 will occupy market slots before iPhone 7 will make its debut this fall and keep the people waiting in line. According to the phone maker, not releasing a Note 6 will “minimize confusion about the latest mobile technology from Samsung, and provide full alignment with Galaxy S smartphone.”

The Note Edge was curved on one side, but it did win users’ vote for a quality product with great usability. Now its dual curve successor is anticipated to win more confidence from the buyers. Galaxy S7 Edge was a master stroke with smoothening feeling all around, let’s hope Galaxy Note 7 pulls out the same when it breaks the cover on 2nd of the August.

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