Samsung Galaxy Note models have always served those who are into multi-tasking and productivity. The Galaxy Note 6 for 2016 will take it to a complete new level by bridging the gap between smartphones and laptops. The Korean giant already has the rights and patents for a phablet dock for a dual-OS notebook. The patents blueprint features that the smartphone would apt into a dock in a laptop-like gadget.
Is it true that Samsung will be integrating this technology in the Galaxy Note 6?
If Samsung integrates the technology in the Note 6, it will let consumers use it as a smartphone and a laptop. When the smartphone is docked, the phone works as a laptop's memory, processor, and also as a touchpad. This will make the high-end smartphones have their own powerful memory, processor and RAM, and it is only logical to think that they could be used as a laptop, Valuewalk reported.
The laptop will merely serve as a shell, while the Galaxy Note 6 will be the brain and the heart of the laptop. Remember the Asus PadFone? It also has the same idea. It is also a smartphone with a tablet shell. Users utilize it as a smartphone and a tablet at the same time, just by putting the phone in the tablet shell. The Galaxy Note 6 operates on both Windows and Android.
The patent presents that the Windows OS runs in the phablet when in a laptop, so it means that the Galaxy Note 6 may operate in its classic Android. Although it would need to switch to Windows when used with a laptop. To integrate the dual OS feature, the next gen Samsung phablet has to be very powerful and tough. Speculations say the Galaxy Note 6 is truly a beast.
The Galaxy Note 6 will be operated by an 8GB RAM and a 16-core processor. It is speculated to have a 30 megapixel rear camera, a 16MP front camera, and a 4k display. The smartphone may boost the battery life at 4,200 mAH battery and would deliver a 40 percent faster charging time, like in less than five minutes. Samsung will release the Galaxy Note 6 in the second quarter of 2016.
