Wednesday, 1 May 2013
According to "reports", the Galaxy Note 3 will feature the same Exynos 5 Octa core used on the Galaxy S 4. This is made up of two sets of quad-core A15 and A7 chips that clock in at 2.0 and 1.7 GHz, respectively, to handle various levels of tasks. It will have 32GB built-in memory (yup!) a 3GB RAM, and will run on the latest Android Jelly Bean.
According to MyDrivers, which is the source of the report on Android Authority, the Note 3 could be available as early as June. One small detail that could change your mind, however, is that the model number used to describe the Note 3 is I9500, which is actually the number used by Samsung to indicate the international Galaxy S 4. Whether or not it is a new S 4 variant or the much-awaited Note 3, it will surely steal the limelight from the current best device on the market.
