Categories: News

Samsung Galaxy Note 6 might be sporting an SD823 chip and a much bigger camera

A new rumour has cropped up about the successor to Samsung’s Galaxy Note5; and this time it looks like it’ll be having a SD823 chipset under the hood, as well as a more powerful camera.

The rumour comes straight out of China, stating that the upcoming device will not only be powered by a Snapdragon 823 chipset, but ti will also have a 25 megapixel camera. The information was dropped alongside the specs for an unknown Sony Xperia device as well as what looks like the LG G Flex 3.

Other rumours about the Note 6 include IP68 certification, a 5.8 inch QHD display, 6GB RAM (though here its stated to have up to 8GB, maybe a variant?) and 64/128GB internal storage options for the device. Of course, none of these are confirmed at all (as of the moment anyway) so best take it with a pinch of salt.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 6 is expected to be revealed come September this year.

[SOURCE][VIA]

Recent Posts

TuJu navigation feature to be restored by 6 November

Prosignal Consortium, who is the developer behind TuJu—the local navigation app being touted by the…

6 hours ago

Pro and Tell: Is Apple finally dropping a touchscreen MacBook Pro on 28 October?

Just when you thought Apple was done for the year, the company has planned another…

10 hours ago

PM Anwar: Malaysia considering total ban on Waze

The ongoing saga surrounding the Malaysian government's stance on Waze has taken another significant turn.…

10 hours ago

Airbnb says hosts can’t force guests to wash dishes, change bedsheets or take out rubbish

When staying at Airbnb, it is common courtesy to keep places clean and tidy before…

12 hours ago

JomCharge 50kW DC Charger at Sunway Pyramid Mall B1 carpark now live

Sunway Pyramid is a massive EV charging hub in Bandar Sunway with multiple EV charging…

14 hours ago

DC Handal deploys EV charge points up to 120kW at Zenith Suites Cameron Tanah Rata

DC Handal is expanding its EV charging network at Cameron Highlands. After deploying AC and…

15 hours ago

This website uses cookies.