Samsung Galaxy Note 4 leaks: alleged IFA poster shows up

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is probably the most anticipated new device out there, and with the official unveiling coming in just a few days on September 3rd at the IFA show, it’s about time we heard more about it. Samsung has put a tight veil of secrecy over its fourth-generation phablet, and apart from a few stray (and not all that credible) leaked images, we know little about the looks of the upcoming Note 4.

Now, however, pictures of an alleged Galaxy Note 4 poster at the IFA show in Berlin reveal the looks of the phablet. The image is a blurry one and does not give a whole lot of new information, but it does show that Samsung has done an admirable job minimizing bezel and turning the otherwise Note 4 into a gadget that is compact for its size.

The other detail that one can see is the higher, QHD (or Quad HD, standing for 1440 x 2560 pixels) resolution of the Note 4.

Alongside this latest leak, Samsung has also earlier published a User Agent Profile (UA Prof) file for the Note 4. UA Prof files are specification files that describe the model, screen size and other features of the device before it gets public. Making such a file is not obligatory, but usually when done it is done by the phone maker itself (in this case from Samsung), and is a nigh-official confirmation of a device. The UA Prof file of the Note 4 also lists it as having a Quad HD resolution.