If we are to believe the latest rumors and looking back at Samsung’s
previous release schedule, this year should mark the announcement for
the newest smartphone in the Note line. It is supposed to come with new
software features, and maybe a few unique design characteristics to make
it more appealing.
Samsung has put an emphasis on software when it comes to every
flagship device they announce, especially with the Note line that is
meant to be the perfect productivity tool. The
Galaxy Note III that
should be arriving this year is said to come with new features in terms
of hardware, including a full HD display and a new and improved S-Pen
interface.
The latest rumors about what the Galaxy Note III may offer in terms
of software state that the manufacturer will include a new camera
function called
Samsung Orb. The feature that did not
make it into the Galaxy S IV, though it could be available later through
a software update, is meant to be Samsung’s own version of Photo Sphere
– included by Google with Android 4.2. It will allow for
taking 360-degree panoramic photos at full resolution that look stunning
on a display like that of the upcoming Note device. With it the
manufacturer might also be offering new gallery features to better
represent the new function.
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