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  • Redmi To Soon Launch The Redmi Note 7, Redmi Note 7 Pro & Redmi Go In India

    Redmi To Soon Launch The Redmi Note 7, Redmi Note 7 Pro & Redmi Go In India

    Earlier this month Redmi launched the Redmi Note 7 smartphone in China which due to its aggressive pricing and stellar features has turned a lot of heads. We had previously reported that the company will soon launch the device in India. A fresh report claims that in addition to the Redmi Note 7, Redmi will also launch the Redmi Note 7 Pro and Redmi Go in the country.  

    Redmi Note 7 Pro And Redmi Go Expectations

    At the Chinese launch of the Redmi Note 7, the company announced that they will launch the Redmi Note 7 Pro in the month of February. The company has revealed the Redmi Note 7 Pro like the Redmi Note 7 will have a 48 MP camera. However the former will use the Sony IMX586 sensor instead of the Samsung ISOCELL GM1 on the Redmi Note 7.

    This feature will be a great addition as the 48 MP Sony IMX586 sensor is usually seen on high-end flagship devices like the Huawei Nova 4. Another leak claims that the Redmi Note 7 Pro will feature the 11 nm Snapdragon 675 SoC which is an impressive upgrade over the Snapdragon 660 on the Redmi Note 7. 

    Not many details about the Redmi Go are available as of now. But reports claim that it will be the most affordable smartphone out of the three devices. Also, the GO suffix suggests that the smartphone will run on the GO edition of Android.  

    Redmi Note 7 Specifications
    • Display: 6.3-inch Full HD+ 2340 × 1080 pixels, 19.5:9 aspect ratio
    • Operating System: MIUI 10 based on Android 9 (Pie)
    • Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 
    • RAM: 3 GB / 4 GB / 6 GB
    • Storage: 32 GB / 64 Gb 
    • Rear Cameras: 48 MP + 5 MP, LED Flash
    • Selfie Camera: 13 MP
    • Security: Rear- Mounted fingerprint scanner
    • Connectivity: 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 ac 2.4G + 5G, Bluetooth 5 .0, GPS, USB Type-C
    • Battery: 4,000mAh
    • Dimensions: 159.2 x 75.2 x 8.1 mm
    • Weight: 186 g
    Redmi Note 7 Series and Redmi Go Launch In India

    Also Read: Samsung Galaxy M10 And M20 Price Leak, Starts At Rs 7,990

    The Redmi Go and Redmi Note 7 series which includes the Redmi Note 7 and Redmi Note7 Pro is tipped to launch before the end of first quarter in India. 

  • Samsung Note 7 Refurbished To Launched As Note FE With Bixby On 7th July

    Samsung Note 7 Refurbished To Launched As Note FE With Bixby On 7th July

    Samsung is ready to bring it’s Note 7 back to the market, all fixed and missing any possible explosions. The new phone is expected to be called the Galaxy Note FE according to reports and will also include the Bixby assistant, which is yet to get a full release globally.

    Samsung is planning to now officially launch 450,000 units of the Note Fe, as opposed to 300,000 originally planned. The phone which was dubbed the best Android phone of it’s time, has a large fan base in Samsung’s home country where the phone will officially launch on the 7th of July with carrier plans. Pricing for the phone is expected at KRW 700,000 ($618, 552€ or Rs. 40,000 ).

    It is unclear whether the Note Fe will launch in other markets outside of South Korea, but it seems that India will be a potential market especially if the pricing can be right. Samsung never originally launched the Note 7 in India, making it a good opportunity for the Note Fe to make an appearance in India.

    Would you buy the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 / Galaxy Note Fe if the company would relaunch it, if yes, at what price ?

     

  • Samsung is Offering Alternatives and Freebies to Note 7 Preorder Customers in India

    Samsung is Offering Alternatives and Freebies to Note 7 Preorder Customers in India

    Samsung India is finally informing the Preorder customers that the Note 7 will not be going on sale in India, and is offering up replacement devices along with freebies to keep its consumers happy. If you did order a Note 7 in India, you will get a pick of either a Galaxy S7, or S7 Edge device, along with a free VR Headset, wireless earphones and gift card of Rs 3300.

    This will only happen if you decide not to get a full refund on the Note 7, which by the way is also an option.

    Please visit the retailer or online portal from where you had pre-booked your Galaxy Note7 to avail the above offer. In case you do not wish to avail the offer, you can get full refund of the pre-booking amount from your retailer or online portal.

    Samsung  claims that on purchase of Samsung Galaxy S7/S7 Edge, you will get the following benefits:

    ·        Samsung will ship the new Samsung Gear VR to you absolutely free

    ·        Samsung will also ship a Samsung Level U – Stereo Wireless Headset absolutely free

    ·         Samsung  would be gifting you an Oculus VR content voucher worth INR 3,300 approx. ($50)

     

    All S7 and S7 Edge buyers who avail this offer will also get One Time Screen Replacement for a period of 12 months from date of activation of their devices. If you were looking for an alternative to the Note 7 Samsung may have just made the deal sweet enough for most buyers to bite. However, it will still take time to repair the bad karma around the Note 7 and it’s explosive batteries. Note 7 hands on 16

     

  • Samsung Note 7 Fiasco Will Cost Samsung US $ 5.3 Billion And 40 % of It’s Customers

    Samsung Note 7 Fiasco Will Cost Samsung US $ 5.3 Billion And 40 % of It’s Customers

    The state of affairs are poor for Samsung Mobile, as the company deals with its biggest disaster yet. The Note 7 has truly turned out to be a problem for the brand, an expensive problem at that.

    The reported recall and disposal of the Note 7, will cost the parent company a whopping $5.3 Billion. However Samsung has assured its investors that it plans to recover the losses in less than three quarters after the Note 7 process is complete.

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    Samsung claims it will expand sales of the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge and will not be releasing updated versions of those devices. Samsung has recalled 1.9 million Note 7 units in the US , 200,000 phones in China and about half a million phones in South Korea. This after a total 96 reports of the batteries of the Samsung Note 7 exploding emerged.

    Surprisingly most reports of the Explosive Note 7 handsets has come from the US, also the largest market where the Note 7 was on sale. However, Samsung claims that the financial loss reports are incorrect and issued the following statement. :

    Samsung India is appalled by the incorrect reporting of company’s financials based on reports by various research agencies.

    The reports covered in some news articles quote different revenue loss estimates for Samsung India. These research reports are not based on empirical facts. Such projections by any research agency or analyst, therefore, is incorrect.

    Samsung has not sold Galaxy Note7 in India. However, we can confirm that contrary to these reports, we are headed for record sales of mobile phones this year. The festive season has started for Samsung on a high and we have strong support and trust of our customers.

    However, according to the Branding Brand survey, over 40% of current Samsung consumers say they won’t buy another phone from the brand. Out of which:

    • 8% will buy a Google Pixel
    • 30% will switch to iPhone
    • 62% will go with another Android phone

    What would you do?

     

     

     

     

  • Samsung Will Dispose The Note 7 Not Refurbish Them

    Samsung Will Dispose The Note 7 Not Refurbish Them

    Samsung has confirmed that they will be putting the Note 7 to rest the old fashioned way. The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 units will be completely disposed off, as it seems Samsung wants no reminder of its failings. Samsung has already adjusted its quarterly estimates to account for  $2 billion in losses.

    The reality is that, short of Apple’s new recycling initiatives, smartphones are not really recycled. They end up in landfills causing huge environmental damage. Samsung has in all manufactured over 2 million Note 7s, and inefficient manufacturing along with no plans of smartphone recycling  make the difficult-to-mine rare earth elements, like gold, silver, copper, platinum and aluminium among other components irrecoverable.

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    Now those with interest in mining phones should start hunting up dumping grounds where Samsung will lay the Note 7 to rest, however, it it is anything like Atari’s story, they might just show up in the future.

     

  • Samsung Giving US $ 100 Credit To People Who Return Their Note 7

    Samsung Giving US $ 100 Credit To People Who Return Their Note 7

    The Note 7 is Dead and with it Samsung has essentially lost market share, customer loyalty and a whole lot of goodwill for the fiasco, not to mention billions of dollars of losses and enormous environmental trash. But, in a last ditch effort to save face with Samsung owners atleast in the US, Samsung is offering US $ 100 in Samsung Credit (for future purchases) to those who exchange the Galaxy Note 7 with another Samsung device.

    Samsung will still give you just $25 if you decide to rather switch to Apple, HTC or any other brand. The best option might be to avoid the exchange and get a full refund where available.

    The Note 7 is not the only device affected with the battery issues, Samsung’s Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are also reportedly prone to battery explosions and the Galaxy S7 Active limited to certain regions also has Battery explosion issues.

    Samsung has had a horrible time getting control of the issue, and it still does not have a system in place for all the unofficial phones that pose a life risk in countries where the Note 7 has not been officially launched but available via the grey markets.

  • Samsung Kills Note 7 Production After Replacement Units Catch Fire

    Samsung Kills Note 7 Production After Replacement Units Catch Fire

    Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 has turned in the Achilles’ heel for the South Korean electronics giant, leading to irreparable damage to the company’s reputation.

    The new smartphone which was touted by many as being the best Android Smartphone of the year initially started to catch fire while charging. The company then issued a global recall of the smartphone, which in itself was poorly executed, while reports of more Samsung phones, including the Galaxy S7 Edge, Core Prime and some other previous models of Galaxy Note catching fire and exploding emerged.

    The flagship of the year may officially be dead Click to Share

    Earlier Airline authorities FAA and even the DGCA in India had banned the Note 7 to the extent that the phone had to be kept off during the flight, while replacement units, ones with the green battery icon could be used.

    However, a replacement unit of the Galaxy Note 7 with a green icon, exploded aboard a US flight last week. This makes even the replacement Note 7 units unsafe.

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    Samsung, while temporarily,  has killed the production of its Note 7 handset, and may dispose 2.5 Million Recalled phones along with 1 million replacement units it had manufactured. While the company is still struggling to recall the 2.5 million phones that are already out in the world, Samsung officials shrugged off reports of overheated batteries, calling the incidents “isolated cases” related to issues of mass.

    The Galaxy Note 7 replacement process has also been stopped, meaning, you no longer can replace your affected Galaxy Note 7 phone with a new replacement Galaxy Note 7 with a green charging indicator.

    Many Galaxy Note 7 handsets sold via non official channels remain in countries like India, where a process to recall them has not ben instated, making the handsets a risk to several consumers who continue to use the phones.

     

  • Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Emits Smoke On Indigo Flight, No Damage

    Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Emits Smoke On Indigo Flight, No Damage

    Looks like that break Samsung needs, is still a far distance away. Aboard an Indigo flight, a Samsung Note 2, started to emit smoke while in the overhead baggage bin. A passenger spotted the smoke and alerted the cabin crew, who then took remedial action. Although, no harm was done and the flight reached it’s destination safely, Samsung phones seem to be under scrutiny.

    Samsung has already faced a global down play with the Galaxy Note 7 Recall, the company has lost billion on the market value and bad news continues to pour in.

    The DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation) has called in the Samsung top brass in for a meeting on Monday. If the DGCA decides to ban Samsung phone aboard airlines, it may set the fate of Samsung phones permanently in India.

    Samsung in their typical “no responsibility” manner have issued a statement :

    We are aware of an incident involving one of our devices. At Samsung, customer safety is our highest priority. We are in touch with relevant authorities to gather more information, and are looking into the matter.

    The statement comes from a “Samsung Spokesperson” at a time when no employee is ready to put a face to the fiasco and step up. Samsung has handled the whole Note 7 recall poorly, and more bad news seems to continue. DGCA made a statement :

    We advise flyers to exercise caution while flying with Samsung Note devices . They should either keep these devices switched off or not travel with them”

    So did Indigo Airlines:

    IndiGo confirms that a few passengers travelling on 6E-054 flight from Singapore to Chennai noticed the smoke smell in the cabin this morning (September 23, 2016) and immediately alerted the cabin crew on board. The crew quickly identified minor smoke coming from the hat-rack of seat 23 C and simultaneously informed the pilot-in-command who further alerted the ATC of the situation on board.Taking precautionary measure, the cabin crew on priority relocated all passengers on other seats, and further observed smoke being emitted from a Samsung note 2 which was placed in the baggage (of a passenger) in the overhead bin. The crew discharged the fire extinguisher which is as per the standard operating procedures prescribed by the aircraft manufacturer, and quickly transferred the Samsung note 2 into a container filled with water in lavatory.

    Samsung India Service centres are refusing to replace the Note 7 handsets bought oversees, despite them being flagged as hazardous on Samsung’s own website. As a rule of a Global recall Samsung should recall all phones, whether sold through official or unofficial channels as they pose threat to the well being of human life at this moment.

  • One of the Exploding phones Was Not a Galaxy Note 7 But A Galaxy Core Prime

    One of the Exploding phones Was Not a Galaxy Note 7 But A Galaxy Core Prime

    Samsung may be already suffering from a Galaxy Note 7 recall crisis, but that does not mean it is entirely out of the water. One of the phones reported in the initial set of exploding phones, the only one which physically harmed any one turned out to be a galaxy Core Prime. A 6 year old boy was rushed to the emergency room when a the Galaxy Core Prime exploded. This means that the battery incident may not be isolated but across other Samsung handsets as well. The 6 year old boy has suffered bodily injury and burns on his hands.

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    The 6 year old boy was reportedly playing video games, when the phone caught fire and filled the whole room with smoke. Luckily the grandparents were around to rescue the boy and take him to the Emergency room.

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    A few weeks ago Samsung initiated a global recall of it’s Note 7 handsets that have a battery manufacturing defect causing the batteries to short out and catch fire. Samsung is also planning to push a software update to the devices not yet recalled limiting the charging capacity to 60%.

    As a reminder, please be vigilant when allowing children to play with electronics.

     

  • Here is How the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus Stack Up Against the Competition

    Here is How the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus Stack Up Against the Competition

    Apple has launched the next generation iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 plus, with minor improvements up front, the iPhone 7 applies some interesting changes all over the handset.

    Overall in the specifications department you will see the iPhones drop to the lowest quadrant, you do get onboard 128 Gb and 256 GB storage capacities, which are an advantage. Pricing remains high and the performance which was already impressive on the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus gets a boost with the new chipset designed to provide better performance and battery life efficiency.

    Camera wise the iPhone 7 Plus gets the dual lens advantage, however the Samsung Galaxy cameras are already rated very high

    See the detailed Spec list below.

     

    iPhone 7 iPhone 7 Plus Galaxy S7 Edge Galaxy Note 7 OnePlus 3 HTC 10
    Display 4.7-inch 5.5-inch 5.5-inch 5.7-inch 5.5 inch 5.2-inch Super LCD
    Resolution 1334 x 750 1920 x 1080 2560 x 1440 2560 x 1440 1920 x 1080 2560 x 1440
    Processor A10 Fusion A10 Fusion Snapdragon 820 (2.15GHz and 1.6GHz, quad-core) Snapdragon 820 (2.15GHz and 1.6GHz, quad-core) Snapdragon 820 ( 2x 2.2 GHz, 2x 1.6 GHz) Snapdragon 820 ( 2x 2.2 GHz, 2x 1.6 GHz)
    RAM Not provided Not provided 4GB 4GB 6GB 4GB
    Storage 32GB, 128GB, 256GB 32GB, 128GB, 256GB 32GB 64GB 64GB 32GB, 64GB
    Rear camera 12 megapixel 12 megapixel, 12 megapixel (wide) 12 megapixel 12 megapixel 16 megapixel, 12 MP, f/1.8
    Front camera 7 megapixel 7 megapixel 5 megapixel 5 megapixel 8 megapixel  5 MP, f/1.8
    Battery 12 hours estimated 13 hours estimated 3,600mAh 3,500mAh 3000mAh 3000 mAh
    Weight 138 gm 188 gm 157 gm 169 gm  158  gm 161 gm
    Dimensions (in.) 138.3 x 67.1 x 7.1 mm 158.2 x 77.9 x 7.3 mm 150.9 x 72.6 x 7.7 mm 153.5 x 73.9 x 7.9 mm 152.7 x 74.7 x 7.4 mm 145.9 x 71.9 x 9,0 mm
    Starting price $649
    Rs. 49,900 (expected)    		 $769

    Rs. 57999 (expected)

    		 Rs. 59900 (Recalled)
    Misc. IP67 water resistance, “Force Touch” home button, no headphone jack 2 camera system, IP67 water resistance, “Force Touch” home button, no headphone jack Curved display, IP68 water resistance, up to 256GB microSD storage Curved display, S-Pen, IP68 water resistance, USB-C USB-C, Dash Charge Sense UI

    up to 2 TB microSD storage
    OS iOS 10 iOS 10 Android 6.0.1

    Touch Wiz

    		 Android 6.0.1

    Touch Wiz

    		 Android 6.0.1

    Oxygen OS

    		 Android 6.0.1

    HTC Sense

    What phone do you think takes the lead, leave your comments below.

  • Unboxing And Hands On With The Samsung Galaxy Note 7

    Unboxing And Hands On With The Samsung Galaxy Note 7

    The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 amid battery explosion controversy and the global recall has left a bad taste in the buyers mouth. The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is an amazing phone (minus the fact that it might blow up) and till date has been rated as the best Android smartphone only to succeed the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.

     

    The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 will make it’s comeback once the company has managed to fix this problem, till then we decided to unbox the stealthy all black Galaxy Note 7 Duos (dual sim variant). The dual-SIM phone is not the variant that will launch in markets like India, however, the specifications and features remain identical (apart from the dual-SIM option).

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    The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 comes in a packaging just like the S7 and S7 Edge, all black outer cover with bold blue lettering. Inside the box you will get

    [lists style=”check”]

    • The Samsung Galaxy Note 7
    • S Pen
    • USB Type C Cable
    • Fast Adaptive USB Wall charger
    • Additional S Pen Tips
    • S Pen Tool
    • microUSB – USB Type C Adapter
    • User Manual
    • SIM Removal Tool
    • Earphones + Additional Ear Tips + Earphone Case

    [/lists]

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    The Black Onyx colour we unboxed has a matter metal frame and all back rear and front, extremely stealthy to look at. The front and back both are fingerprint magnets and you will constantly find yourself wiping the phone. that okay because both the front and back come with Gorilla Glass 5 and will offer up a good amount of protection for the Galaxy Note 7.

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    The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 has a pretty quick initial setup and the iris scanner is unbelievably easy to setup and really practical to use. It is fast and efficient and unlocks the phone in mere seconds.

    The cameras on the Note 7 are identical to the S7 and S7 edge, although seem to focus faster and more effectively. The rear camera captures 4k video at 30fps and Slow mo 720p video at 240fps.

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    The Galaxy Note 7 is iP68 rated and we took it for a test run in the sink. Check out the unboxing video and leave your questions and suggestions for review below.

     

  • Samsung India Denies Galaxy Note 7 Recall, Claims Stock Shortage

    Samsung India Denies Galaxy Note 7 Recall, Claims Stock Shortage

    Update : Samsung India has issued a statement about the recall, which is attached at the bottom of post. 

     

    In a typical Samsung India move, the company is denying that there is a recall of the Galaxy Note 7 trying to not lose the goodwill gathered at the time of launch.

    Samsung has cancelled or delayed all the pre orders indefinitely and sent apologies to consumers claiming stock shortages.

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    Samsung India does not believe that news of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 recall will reach its consumers, apparently people live under a rock according to Samsung.

    The message below has been sent to people who pre-ordered

    Thank you for pre-booking Galaxy Note7. We regret to inform that delivery of your Galaxy Note7 is being delayed. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. You can be assured that we are working hard to deliver your Galaxy Note7 to you as soon as possible. Thank You for your understanding.

    Samsung India distributers have been strictly told to not speculate on the recall and tell the consumers that the shipments are delayed due to stock shortages

    Samsung India tells the consumers that the shipments are delayed due to stock shortages Click to Share
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    In countries like the US, the law requires companies to announce recalls and post information in the media. Since India is void of any such laws, people depend on getting the news online.

    If you are buying a Galaxy Note 7 or interested in buying one, we recommend you do not until there is official word that the problem of the battery exploding has been solved.

    Please also avoid buying a Galaxy Note 7 from the Black/Grey markets to avoid any injury via the problem.

     

    Samsung Formal Statement :

    Samsung is committed to producing the highest quality products and we take every incident report from our valued customers very seriously. In response to recently reported cases of the new Galaxy Note 7, we conducted a thorough investigation and found a battery cell issue. To date (as of September 1) there have been 35 cases that have been reported globally and we are currently conducting a thorough inspection with our suppliers to identify possible affected batteries in the market. However, because our customers’ safety is an absolute priority at Samsung, we have delayed sales of the Galaxy Note 7 in India. We acknowledge the inconvenience this may cause in the market but this is to ensure that Samsung continues to deliver the highest quality products to our customers.

  • Samsung Recalls the Galaxy Note 7 Due To Battery Explosions

    Samsung Recalls the Galaxy Note 7 Due To Battery Explosions

    Before the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 could hit India, the South Korean company has issued a global recall of the handset. Several reports of the Galaxy Note 7 batteries exploding have surfaced since the launch of the Galaxy Note 7 in several markets.

    The Note series has been in trouble since last year. The Note 5 which was 2015’s Note phone suffered the Pen-gate where the S-Pen would get stuck upside down in the Note body and cause the Note 5 to stop working.

    This year it seems safety is a bigger concern and Samsung has decided to pull its products from shelves before any other injury can happen.

     

    Samsung said that 35 cases of the fault have been reported to date, and it estimates the problem affects only 24 in a million devices, which equates to roughly one for every 42,000 sold. Which by itself is a small number, but in a case like this you wouldn’t want to be the owner of that one device.

    In comparison to recalls this will be the highest-profile consumer tech recall, companies like Fitbit and beats have done tech recalls in the past. Samsung will need to recall and replace batteries in over 2 Million Galaxy Note 7 handsets , along with a complete change of the manufacturing process, before the company can re-introduce the product to market.

    Samsung has stopped sales effective immediately and has requested customers with exiting Note 7 devices to contact their customer care centres/ phone numbers to request a replacement.

    The recall will be an expensive one for Samsung and may completely hurt the reputation and hype the company was trying to build, by launching the Note 7 over a month prior to any Apple announcement. Read the full report below:

    Samsung is committed to producing the highest quality products and we take every incident report from our valued customers very seriously. In response to recently reported cases of the new Galaxy Note 7, we conducted a thorough investigation and found a battery cell issue.

    To date (as of September 1) there have been 35 cases that have been reported globally and we are currently conducting a thorough inspection with our suppliers to identify possible affected batteries in the market. However, because our customers’ safety is an absolute priority at Samsung, we have stopped sales of the Galaxy Note 7.

    For customers who already have Galaxy Note 7 devices, we will voluntarily replace their current device with a new one over the coming weeks.

    We acknowledge the inconvenience this may cause in the market but this is to ensure that Samsung continues to deliver the highest quality products to our customers. We are working closely with our partners to ensure the replacement experience is as convenient and efficient as possible.

  • Samsung Launches Galaxy Note 7 in India Priced Rs 59,990 Coming September

    Samsung Launches Galaxy Note 7 in India Priced Rs 59,990 Coming September

    Samsung has officially launched the new Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in India for a price of Rs 59,990/-. The availability of the phone has been pushed back to 2nd September which is almost 15 days from the 18th September Global release.

    The Indian variant is powered by Samsung’s Exynos 8890 Octa ( 4 x 2.3GHz + 4 x 1.6GHz) SoC, 4GB of RAM, a  5.7-inch, Super AMOLED dual edge QuadHD display along with 256GB microSD card upgrade to the 64GB of built-in storage. Samsung is also including a USB Type-C finally.

    Galaxy Note 7

    The Note 7 has a 3,500mAh battery which is small, even smaller than the S7 Edge that the company already has in the market. The cameras consist of a 12-megapixel rear camera with Dual Pixel technology it has  phase detection autofocus (PDAF), optical image stabilisation (OIS), an f/1.7 aperture, dual-LED flash, and Auto-HDR feature. The front camera on the other hand sports a 5-megapixel sensor with an f/1.7 aperture.galaxy-note7

    The Galaxy note 7 includes an Iris Scanner to secure down the Galaxy Note 7 along with individual folders and files.

    The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is also iP68 Water Resistant just like the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.

    Stay tuned for our Hands on Video.

  • The 6GB Samsung Galaxy Note 7 with 128 GB Storage May Still Exist

    The 6GB Samsung Galaxy Note 7 with 128 GB Storage May Still Exist

    When Samsung launched the Galaxy Note 7 last week, a lot of people were left disappointed that the handset only had 4 GB of RAM as opposed to the many leaks that talked about 6 GB of RAM.

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    Samsung may yet launch a 6GB variant of the Galaxy Note 7, According to regulatory documents filed with the Chinese Industry and Information Technology Ministry. The Samsung SM-N9300 with 128 GB of Storage and 6 GB of RAM may be launched in certain countries interested in an overload of specifications including China and possibly India.

    Samsung did launch a 128 GB variant of the Note 5 in china last year and is expected to do the same this time around.

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    The 6GB variant will be more expensive to say the least and the Note 7 has already gotten a lot of people excited for the segment. However, there is little difference in the Note 7 and the Galaxy S7 Edge for those who do not use the S Pen and Samsung may want to give a boost to the specs game by upping the RAM and Storage.

    We are also seeing CDMA capabilities in the below filing that means that the phone could work on both GSM and CDMA.

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    Hopefully the company will launch the same variant in India when it launches the phone later this week on August 11.

     

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