Samsung Galaxy Note 5 prototype leaks out in live photos

Alleged Samsung Galaxy Note 5 prototype made an unscheduled appearance in a duo of live photos. The latter showcase an AT&T variant of the handset with gold color scheme.

The latest leaked photos of the smartphone fall right in line with its past unscheduledappearances. The device’s gold color shade on the other hand, appears to be exactly the same as as the one found on Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge.

One of the photos gives us a close look at the S Pen ejection mechanism of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. It appears that users will be able to eject the stylus with their fingernail like n past iterations of the phablet. Recent rumors suggested that the S Pen in the Note 5 might have an auto-eject or a click-to-release mechanism.

Rumored specs of Samsung Galaxy Note 5 include Exynos 7422 SoC, 4GB of RAM, 5.7” QHD display, 16MP main camera, and a massive 4,100mAh battery. The handset is expected to debut in mid-August alongside Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+.

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 "confirmed" to have 4GB of RAM

According to a new report, it is "confirmed" to sport 4GB of RAM, the LPDDR4 type (just like the one you'll see inside the OnePlus 2, incidentally).

As this is still a rumor, you should probably not take it for granted, but it's one more confirmation of that amount. So there's a high likelihood that Samsung will indeed cram 4GB of RAM in there.

Also "confirmed" is the fact that the Note 5 will use Samsung's own Exynos 7422 chipset, the company's first to be a true single-chip solution. This means one package will incorporate the octa-core CPU, the GPU, the RAM, the storage, as well as the Shannon 333 LTE modem.

Also previously rumored for the Galaxy Note 5 was a 5.67-inch Super AMOLED QHD touchscreen. Support for wireless charging should be built-in too.