A brand new Galaxy Note smartphone will be officially unveiled in less than one month from now,
on August 23. We are, of course, talking about the
Galaxy Note 8, which is expected to become the largest Note handset to date, thanks to what might be a 6.3-inch, 2160 x 4428 pixels screen.
After the ill-fated Galaxy Note 7 from last year, Samsung is eager to launch the Note 8 and show the world that the troubles it had with its predecessor are now left far behind.
Not long ago, Samsung Australia hinted at a possible
release date for the Galaxy Note 8: August 25. We're beginning to think that this may indeed be the handset's launch date, as Samsung Australia now allows customers to fill out a form and register their interest in the upcoming handset - check out the source link below. If the new Note will be available in Australia starting August 25, we're assuming that this is also when it's going to be released in the US and many other markets.
Similar to the
Galaxy S8 and
S8+, the Samsung
Galaxy Note 8 will likely have a dual-curve screen, and we've already seen many images allegedly
revealing its design. Of course, the new smartphone should offer various differentiating features, including an S Pen stylus, and (possibly) a dual rear camera. Let's wait and see if Samsung can surprise us with this next-generation Note, shall we?
source:
Samsung Australia via
Roland Quandt (Twitter)
