Samsung Note 4: What Changed?

Sam­sung Unviled its latest Flasg­ship Note series phab­let Note 4 in Ber­lin. The Note 4 will start rolling out glob­ally next month and will be released in all major mar­kets across the world.

The Note 4 came with 5.7‑inch Super AMOLED QHD dis­play with 2560x1440p res­ol­u­tion. Powered by 2.7GHz Snap­dragon 805 quad-core or 1.9GHz Exynos 5433 octa-core (Cor­tex A15 1.9GHz quad-core + Cor­tex A7 1.3GHz quad-core) depend­ing on region paired with 3GB of RAM, 32GB of intern­al stor­age, microSD card slot and powered by 3,220mAh battery.

Note 4 has 16-mega­pixel cam­era with Optic­al Image Sta­bil­iz­a­tion while at the front, there is a 3.7‑megapixel cam­era and has a f/1.9 aper­ture. The front cam­era also gets a pan­or­ama mode to take group selfies. In the Galaxy Note 4, the heart rate mon­it­or sensor also acts like a cam­era shut­ter but­ton while using the front camera.

The phab­let runs on Android 4.4 KitKat, wrapped under the new Touch­W­iz UI released with Galaxy S5. The S‑Pen is improved. The Note 4 fea­tures a fin­ger­print scan­ner and a heart rate sensor. Addi­tion­ally the phab­let also fea­tures an UV sensor. But the Note 4 lacks Water and dust res­ist­ance fea­ture present in Galaxy S5.

Accord­ing to Sam­sung, Galaxy Note 4 will be released in four col­our options – White, Black, Gold and Pink.