Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Features Surface Online; Expected to Boast 64-bit Architecture CPU, 4GB RAM and More

Before Samsung Galaxy Note 3 could complete its year cycle in September, a report has surfaced online, revealing specifications of the flagship phablet's successor - Galaxy Note 4.

Technology blog CNMO.com has revealed that the upcoming fourth generation Galaxy Note would feature some of the top-of-the-line specifications, like 64-bit architecture based processor, advanced energy efficient 20 nanometer 4GB RAM, which were supposed to come in Galaxy S5 but never materialized.

The website also claimed that Galaxy Note 4 would boast the UHD (Ultra High Definition) screen with 3480x2160p resolution, but this feature seems a little far-fetched to believe, however 2K (2560x1440p) resolution screen is plausible, since Chinese smartphone maker, Vivo has already launched a smartphone Xplay 3S with Quad HD screen in the market.

Other expected features of Galaxy Note 4 include water-and-dust resistant body, 128GB expandable storage, a 20.7-megapixel camera with OIS (Optical Image Stabilizations), 4K video recording ability and a high-capacity battery (around 3600-3600 mAh).

One interesting fact revealed by the blog is that Galaxy Note 4 will boast of hand-writing recognition based security feature, instead of Finger-print sensor seen on the Galaxy S5 home-button. Users' need to just sign-in with their signature using stylus to unlock the screen.

All features listed by the blog create a fanciful smartphone device that is sure to spark an excitement among amatuer tech enthusiasts, but there is no conclusive proof to believe these specifications will make the cut in upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4. We just have to wait for official unveiling, which is most likely to happen around September. Until then the report would remain just a speculatio. [Last year, Galaxy Note 3 was launched on 4 September at Samsung Unpacked 2013 Episode 2 in Berlin]

Rumored specifications of Samsung Galaxy Note 4: