The Samsung Galaxy Note 6 Edge concept is rendered (Photo : YouTube / Mrwhosetheboss)
The South Korean tech giant's next flagship Samsung Galaxy Note 6 is nearing its speculated summer launch. An Edge variant of the phablet leaked on Zauba with model number SM-935G.
Samsung has already released its latest flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge, both of which impressed fans with their all-round performance and design, according to XDA Developers. The smartphones have dual edges that give them a premium feeling and distinguishing design.
Currently, Samsung is set to release a follow up to the 2015 Galaxy Note 5. The looming Galaxy Note 6 made headlines in February when reports indicated that the device would sport a 5.8-inch Slim RGB screen, a massive 6 GB of RAM, and a 12MP rear camera with Super OIS Plus.
Speculations intensified in April when reports emerged that the Note 6 would be similar to the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge with regard to the waterproof case. There were leaks revealing the handset with a codename "Grace" together with an official model number SM-930. Furthermore, there was evidence confirming that the phablet would be available to Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint.
It was rumored that Samsung was testing two Galaxy Note 6 models - one with a dual-curved display and another with a flat display - with only one of them set for an actual launch. Unlike last year's Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+ release, the manufacturer will follow the same trend it used when launching the Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge in 2014.
A listing for what is said to be the upcoming Galaxy Note 6 Edge has been spotted on Zauba official website, which is known to give details of unannounced mobile devices. It is evident that the phablet's model number SM-N935G follows the same naming convention of the Galaxy Note 6, which is SM-N930.
Although it is early to conclude that the SM-N935G is the Edge version of the Galaxy Note 6, it is unlikely that the South Korean tech giant is preparing to release a follow up to the 2015 Galaxy S6 Edge+, since the Galaxy S7 Edge fills that space with its 5.5-inch display. Watch the footage for details on the upcoming Galaxy Note 6 Edge.
