From its 2K screen and powerful Snapdragon 805 innards to its S Pen powers, souped-up camera and VR gaming tricks, The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Stands Out among its peers as Samsung 's latest flagship Device
Throw in an even better S Pen, a specced-up camera and an improved design, and there are plenty of reasons to be excited about Samsung's new gigantaphone.
The Note 4 uses the same Adaptive Display technology found in the Galaxy Tab S range, which means that it automatically adjusts its colours according to the warmness and brightness of ambient light. We didn't get to test this out in detail, nor were we allowed to take the Note 4 outdoors to test its performance in bright sunshine, but if the Tab S screens are anything to go by, the Note 4 should handle the sun's rays with ease.
Multi Window returns, allowing you to multitask with two selected apps running side by side and thus making the most of the screen's real estate 5.7 inch Screen. A new voice recording app also makes use of improved noise cancelling technology, thanks to the Note 4's three microphones. Samsung showed us a demo in which up to eight different directional voice recordings could be isolated even in a noisy, crowded environment, and the level of detail was impressive.
Ultra Power Saving mode also returns, converting the Note 4 to a basic call-and-messaging device in order to squeeze the most out of its battery.
Initial Retail Prices Should Range from N113,000 naira to N119,000 naira in Nigeria
