Samsung Galaxy Specs For Note 5 Released; Discount Offers Revealed As Buyers Line Up!
Tech reviewers and users alike have declared Samsung Galaxy Note 5 to be the best of 2015 smartphones and the device remains to be appealing enough that It still gets attention and there's still something new about it every now and then.
Released in 2015, the device sports a Metal & Glass construction with reflecting and shine effects.
It sports a 5.7 inch super AMOLED screen with 2560 X 1440 resolution with enhanced viewing experience.
Equipped with Exynos 7420 processor, the device features a 16 MP rear camera and a 5 MP front camera. The camera has ranked third under DxOMark rating.
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There was a Winter edition of the Note 5 launched during Christmas 2015 that sported 128 GB storage!
In regards to the latest updates on the device, a recently leaked document has revealed that Google has planned to roll out Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS for Galaxy Note 5. But it is likely that the device owners will have to wait longer until they can receive the Android 6.0 upgrade, According to BGR.
The software update is expected around February this year and it is evident that the company is already doing the beta testing for these OS updates though they aren't really ready to release it as yet. And since the update is taking so much time, users can expect it to be as flawless as possible!
In another News, Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+ are now sold at a massively discounted price on eBay. This limited period offer is inclusive of warranty and the discounted model is available in Gold color only.
International Business Times reveals that the 32 GB version can be bought for $593.98 (previously $849.99), implying that buyers can save $256 (approx 30 %).
Now coming to the New Physical change that the phone has received would be the remodelling of the stylus pen. With the S-Pen getting stuck, making users resort to pulling it out with force, the device faced a serious challenge in that respect as the pen's tip kept breaking, destroying its detection mechanism altogether.
Due to this complaint, the company has not only issued its predicament to refer to the instruction manual for the correct usage of the pen but has also revised the circuit board design to fix this issue.
According to the redesigned S-Pen, the device incorporates a safer ejection feature that sets it safer for users to insert their s-pens in the right way. Thanks to the new circuit redesign, there would be no more pen gates or stuck pens, says Vine report.
