Recently leaked photos of Samsung's Galaxy Note 5 raised more question than answers. The image that was leaked online contradicts the rumor that the Galaxy Note 5 will be equipped with an auto ejecting S Pen stylus.
On the images that were posted by FlipBoard, it is evident that the new Galaxy Note 5 phablet will rely on the same way its predecessors used to take out the stylus, manually. It is also reported that Samsung is eyeing to launch its newest phablets, the c, in August as a strategy of the company to veer away the buyers from the recently released iPhone 6. In addition, the leaked images also showed the prototype model of the Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy S6 edge Plus which appears to be the same with the prior leaked information have suggested.
Also, tech website Android Authority not only got hold of the leaked photos but vital information about Galaxy Note 5 as well. The website said that the phablet will be equipped with a TouchWiz technology, which is most likely to be the technology for future Samsung phones. Samsung's own UI will also add to the user's experience as it adds more color to the phones images and icons. In relation to Flipboard's article, AndroidAuthority was also disappointed to learn that the rumored auto eject is not present.
In related news, Gizmag said that Samsung will officially release the Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy S6 edge Plus on August 13 in New York City. Although there were no list of products that will be featured in the event, it is inevitable for Samsung not to include their Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy S6 edge Plus as they are looking to compete with Apple's successful iPhone 6 series.
Other products that were rumored to debut in the New York City event are Samsung's first batches of their own version of smart watches plus the consumer version of the Gear VR reality headset.
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