The Samsung Galaxy Note 6 is equipped with a retinal scanner – 01net.com

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Just the Galaxy S7 is it out as we begin to about another Samsung device. the Galaxy Note 6. and little by little, details are emerging

in early April 2016, we learn that the unit will benefit from the same IP68 certification the Galaxy S7. In other words, PHABLET can withstand immersion of half an hour in a meter and a half of

water. It would also be extremely well protected from dust.

Other information, the Galaxy Note 6 could be equipped with a retinal scanner. According to a Dutch site, Samsung has indeed deliver a “iris cam” to its research and development department in India that works on its implementation in its mobile devices. If the next PHABLET the South Korean manufacturer is not mentioned, some hope that it could be fitted with this technology. That said, nothing says that the Galaxy Note 6 is indeed the first to enjoy. It was hoped that this team already technology the Galaxy S5, released two years ago.

This PHABLET should enjoy a 5.8 inch screen and run on Android N. It would board a Exynos or Snapdragon processor along with 6GB of RAM, offer 64 or 128 GB of storage space and a 12 megapixel camera sensor at the back of the device.

His presentation is expected next summer, there will be other details over the months.

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