Samsung Galaxy Note 6 release date, specs news: Beastly phablet getting 10 nm, 6 GB RAM

Maria Bernadette Castro Sunday, May 22, 2016

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The Samsung Galaxy Note 6 will be one of the most powerful devices to be released by the South Korean tech firm, with the latest report suggesting it is getting a 10-nanometer 6 GB RAM, which Samsung recently unveiled at the Mobile Solutions Form event in China.

Only a few smartphones offer such insane amount of RAM in this day and age, but it might be on its way to being the standard for smartphone flagships. For the time being, premium handsets have 4GB RAM.

But since Samsung would want Samsung Galaxy Note 6 to stand out, it won't be a surprise to see the phablet boasting such amount of RAM. The wonders this memory could offer should make the device more potent.

And since this 6 GB RAM on the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 will be structured with a 10nm architecture, this should help the device run faster with low power consumption.

This should also prolong the battery life of the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 since the RAM will simply be generating greater performance using only little power.

The battery of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 successor should last long hours, especially if it is really getting a 4000mAh battery pack like what the rumors indicate.

With a state-of-the-art RAM paired with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 823 processor as per rumors, the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 will surely become far more compelling.

When it comes to the release date of the Samsung Galaxy Note 6, rumors say the device will be released earlier than expected.

Note devices usually launch in the month of September, but Samsung is releasing its mobile products earlier than usual in an effort to improve its sales and beat the competition.

This is exactly what happened with the Samsung Galaxy S7, which was launched a couple of months before it should be released (as Samsung's old tradition suggests).

Samsung Galaxy Note 6 is expected to be out by August, just in time to take on the Apple iPhone 7 (more specifically the rumored iPhone 7 Pro), which will likely be unveiled this Spetmkber.