Samsung Galaxy Note 5 appears in gold; your index finger will be used to pry out the S Pen
An image of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 shows the eagerly awaited phablet dressed up in gold. The device, along with the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+, is expected to be unveiled sometime in August so that it can get a head start on the Apple iPhone 6s and Apple iPhone 6s Plus. The photo of the gold-hued Galaxy Note 5 shows off a couple of AT&T themed apps, not there was much doubt about the carrier offering the phone.
Another picture answers the question about how the S Pen will be removed from the phablet. There had been talk about an auto-eject method following a patent application made by Samsung. But that recently was shot down by anonymous sources in Korea. A picture allegedly showing the bottom of the phablet, reveals that there will be a small gap which will give you enough room to use your index finger to pry the accessory out. It looks like an auto-eject for the S Pen is at least a year away from happening.
The same photo shows that the Galaxy Note 5 will have the speaker grill, micro-USB port and 3.5mm earphone jack on the bottom, similar to where these are positioned on the Samsung Galaxy S6.
source: NWE (translated) via AndroidCentral
Another picture answers the question about how the S Pen will be removed from the phablet. There had been talk about an auto-eject method following a patent application made by Samsung. But that recently was shot down by anonymous sources in Korea. A picture allegedly showing the bottom of the phablet, reveals that there will be a small gap which will give you enough room to use your index finger to pry the accessory out. It looks like an auto-eject for the S Pen is at least a year away from happening.
The same photo shows that the Galaxy Note 5 will have the speaker grill, micro-USB port and 3.5mm earphone jack on the bottom, similar to where these are positioned on the Samsung Galaxy S6.
New images show the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 in gold and how you will remove the S Pen
source: NWE (translated) via AndroidCentral
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