Galaxy Note 2 Screen Image Leaks
An image of the glass that will be used for the screen on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has surfaced on the internet today.
The shot was leaked by Nowhereelse.com and has a 5.5-inch empty space in the model that is reserved for the device screen. This also confirms that the successor's display will be slightly bigger than the original Galaxy Note.
The glass panel in the picture also shows the same design as the press photo of the device that was leaked yesterday. The only minor change is the light proximity sensors have been moved to the right side beside the front-facing camera instead of the left. Other than that, the glass has the home button in the same place and features the same speaker shape.
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The first official picture of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 leaked onto the internet earlier this week.
By looking at this photo, the device appears to look exactly like the white model of the Samsung Galaxy S3. Specifications for the device have also been confirmed for the Note successor.
The smartphone-tablet hybrid will feature a 5.5-inch Super AMOLED display and will be powered by a Samsung Exynos 4 Quad-chip with all cores clocking in at 1.5GHz. Its rear camera will be 8 megapixels, and the device will have the same sensor as the Galaxy S3.
Samsung Pakistan might have prematurely unveiled the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 last week as a picture of a device posted on its website matched up to the rumored specs of the smartphone-tablet hybrid.
It claims that the device in the picture is a Samsung Galaxy S3, however, by a quick glance anyone can tell that this clearly is not that handset.
Samsung Pakistan notes, "Picture perfect view made even more perfect with Samsung Galaxy S3."
One hour after posting up the picture and writing this message the site quickly took it down and re-uploaded it with a caption that read, "Galaxy Note."
