Samsung Galaxy We all know the S5 well by now, so it's time to focus on the next important product. This time it's Samsung Galaxy Note 4. It should go on sale at the end of 2014 and will most likely offer the most modern technologies, as is the case with Galaxy Note by habit. This is a flagship, so it is already certain that Samsung will make sure that the premium product offers premium equipment. However, what could the phone look like and what news can we expect from it? It is still quite early, but the authors of the concepts are clear about it.
The latest concept comes from the author of the blog TheGalaxyNote4.com, Xalmeya Khan. According to him, Samsung will change the material on the back and offer a metal back cover with a removable body. On the one hand, it would be about raising the phone as a flagship, on the other hand, Samsung would have to rethink the way the antennas in the phones will work. Today, the antennas are part of the removable back cover covered with leatherette. What could the phone offer? The main feature would be a 5.75-inch display with a QHD resolution, or otherwise 2560 × 1440 (2K). Samsung was originally supposed to offer this resolution Galaxy S5, but Samsung changed its plans at the last minute. It is therefore more than likely that 2K will be used up to u Galaxy Note 4 at the end of the year.
On the front, there is also a new 5-megapixel front camera and a corneal sensor, which would allow users to secure their device even more. The corneal scanner has been known for a long time in connection with Samsung devices, but Samsung has never once used it in its devices. The scanner requires a much higher quality front camera and this would be reflected in the thickness of the device. On the other hand, if it used a 5-megapixel camera, it wouldn't be such a big deal. The back would offer a removable metal cover, probably made of brushed aluminum, under which the battery, SIM card and microSD card would traditionally be hidden. The novelty would be a 2.9-watt speaker from JBL and a 20-megapixel ISOCELL camera with dual flash. A heart rate sensor is a matter of course.
