Galaxy S7 edge featured a 3,600mAh cell, so it is only fitting that its successor, Galaxy Note 6 will sport a battery capacity exceeding that of the 5.5-inch handset. According to the latest rumor, the capacity present inside the upcoming phablet goes nicely with its massive size.
Galaxy Note 6 Rumored To Feature A 5.8-inch AMOLED Display, Along With A 4,000mAh Battery
According to Sammobile, the battery capacity of Galaxy Note 6 is expected to be a 4,000mAh cell, which will go along nicely with the 5.8-inch screen of the upcoming flagship. In our previous report, it was stated that the smartphone would be sporting a Snapdragon 823, which is expected to be much more powerful variant of Snapdragon 820. While the manufacturing process between the SoCs is going to remain the same, perhaps the clock speed of the processor could be increased to cater to higher performance, though that will not bode well for the overall battery life.
Additionally, the upcoming handset is expected to feature 6GB of LPDDR4 RAM, because there needs to be some level of difference between this one and its smaller brothers. Furthermore, the incorporation of an iris scanner is also said to be a part of the smartphone’s configuration, and why would it not? Apart from a fingerprint scanner, what better way to secure your device than with an extra security measure, and we know that we might be expecting too much from Samsung, but we are under the impression that the company’s payment service, Samsung Pay could somehow be integrated into the iris scanner, if there ever was such a security feature.
Having better hardware from a smartphone is not necessarily a bad, but never at the cost of software degradation. Where Samsung has excelled as a hardware company, its progress is in complete shambles when its software is concerned. It is just a matter for Samsung to realize that stuffing useless apps is not the answer, not when there are better alternatives better at Google’s Playstore. Google was also reported to aid the company in optimizing its TouchWiz UI, because the tech giant would obviously not want the South Korean firm to lose its market share.
With this latest revelation, would you like to see improved hardware inside Galaxy Note 6, improved software optimizations, or both? Let us know your thoughts right away.
