The Galaxy Note 4 could have a three sided display.
According to ZDNet Korea, Samsung’s upcoming flagship “phablet” will feature a small readable screen on the phone’s side.
ZDnet’s sources also indicate that the Galaxy Note 4 will include a Youm panel, a type of flexible screen which Samsung demonstrated in 2013.
However, as these sort of displays can only be produced in limited numbers, the three-sided Galaxy Note 4 could be a Korea-only product.
The Galaxy Note 4 is slated for a September 3, 2014 launch, according to The Korea Times. Samsung will be holding an Unpacked event in Berlin, Germany, just a couple of days before the IFA electronics trade fair starts.
Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and Sprint should be carrying the Galaxy Note 4 in the United States.
Here are some rumored specifications of the Galaxy Note 4:
Display: 5.7 inch 2560 x 1440p QHD
Processor: 64-bit Exynos 5433 chip (Europe); Snapdragon 805 (North America, Korea, China, Japan)
RAM: 3GB
Storage: 32GB
GPU: Adrendo 420 GPU (Snapdragon 805); ARM Mali-T760 (Exynos 5433)
Camera: 20 megapixel sensor or 16 megapixel rear camera; 2 megapixel or 3.6 megapixel camera front camera
Chassis/Color: “Electric Blue” and “Copper Gold” colors
S Pen: Ultrasound S Pen technology?
Sensors and scanners: Retina scanner, Heart rate sensor, Ultraviolet (UV) sensor
OS: Android KitKat 4.4.4/latest version of Android at time of release
