Samsung Galaxy Note 4 to have a version with curved display, and a regular version for mass markets

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Samsung Galaxy Note 4 to have a version with curved display, and a regular version for mass markets
New rumors coming out of South Korea have it that Samsung is readying a Galaxy Note 4 with a curved AMOLED screen. Of course, it’s not the first time we’re hearing about this, but now the information reportedly comes from “an executive of a local Samsung partner.”

It’s said that the Note 4 with curved display is made for “niche markets”, while a Galaxy Note 4 with a regular, flat screen will be widely available around the world. Both should be officially unveiled at IFA 2014 in Berlin, between September 5 and September 10. Earlier this week, we heard that the new Galaxy Note would sport a Quad HD (1,440 x 2,560) display, and we expect both the curved and the regular version to offer this pixel resolution. Other features that the new flagship device will allegedly offer include a 16MP rear camera with optical image stabilization, and a Snapdragon 805, or Exynos 5433 processor (the latter hasn’t been announced yet).

It remains to be seen just how big the Note 4 will be. The Note 3 (pictured on the right) sports a 5.7-inch display, and we shouldn’t be surprised to see the new model having a slightly larger screen - although, according to a previous rumor, the display size won't be changed. Alongside the Galaxy Note 4, Samsung may also present a “Google Glass rival” at IFA 2014. This could be called Samsung Gear Glass

Unfortunately, for now we can’t really confirm the info presented above, so we will just have to wait for September to come and see how things go.

source: Korea Times
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