I may return my note3 for this beast

[icellphones32]

Love my note3 but I'd they make this other version with the same specs AND add the flexible display... bye bye. Here's the article

Mysterious Samsung SM-G910S certified, could be Galaxy Round, Note 3 with flexible display, or both

 

[Gadgetlover0408]

I think the chances of us getting this is the us anytime soon isn't very likely.

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[mase123987]

Nothing like that picture is going to hit the market anytime soon. You can't condense everything needed into that small spot at the bottom.

 

[mavrrick]

Actually you probably could, but it would be slow and have crappy battery life.

 

[mase123987]

Actually you probably could, but it would be slow and have crappy battery life.

I guess that is true, but I was kind of under the assumption they wouldn't make a phone like that without decent specs.

 

[dontlookatme]

This reminds me of when the iPhone 5 was gonna come out and supposedly have a projector keyboard and projector screen built in it. This seems more realistic, but to have specs comparable to the note 3? Very unlikely.

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[mavrrick]

I actually bet that samsung has something like it already for a proof of concept. I would just bet that it isn't designed to last more then 20 or so min. But even for 20 min that is so kick ***.

 

[runamuck0870]

I'm sure you'll see it launched in Sammy's homeland quickly, but in extremely limited numbers. FCC and UW certification for consumer distribution in the USA is going to take a looooooong time.

 

[mase123987]

I'm sure you'll see it launched in Sammy's homeland quickly, but in extremely limited numbers. FCC and UW certification for consumer distribution in the USA is going to take a looooooong time.

There have been things like this for awhile. The reason it won't get released is two fold: 1. What advantages does it have over a "regular" smartphone? Meaning, hows does a bending screen help you accomplish anything? 2. Battery. Unfortunately, batteries haven't improved that much for a long time. For something like this to become remotely viable, we are going to have to see batteries get considerably smaller while maintaining how much charge they can hold.

 

[spridell]

I agree.

This will come out in Korea first with NO USA LTE bands or HSPA+ or anything most likely.

Would be pointless in the US

 

[honey_bee_33]

I hope the pictures I've been seeing is not the final look.

galaxy note 3 now Free

 

[titaniumSS]

Might as well ask for a unicorn since the specs are all rumors and a flexible screen in a non-flexible body doesn't do anything for me. Give me a flexible, wrap around Galaxy Gear (like concept pictures) and then we'll talk about how great flexible display technology is.

 

[Clickbeast]

lol good luck with waiting for that, OP.

If you think a trademark application and foreign certification equates to a release within the foreseeable future, you're in for a rude awakening. We'll probably be on a note 4 by the time this is even realistically feasible.

 

[sqa4life]

Samsung marketing wouldn't be so stupid to release this version anytime soon. They can't sell the current note 3 if they release the flexible screen note 3.

 

[spridell]

Pics supposedly have leaked out.

Also being confirmed it will be Korean model ONLY.

 

[PremeOne]

Pics supposedly have leaked out.

Also being confirmed it will be Korean model ONLY.

*fart noise*

don't believe the hype.

 

[crester]

Korean often gets limited editions of phones... so I can believe this phone will be for Asia only... at least for now. Flexible screens are new tech too... so they probably want to test them out before shipping the devices out worldwide.

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[dkhmwilliams]

I wouldn't want this anyway. Hard to believe others would want this.

Sent from the baddest device on the planet, my Galaxy Note 3.

 

[anthonok]

You realize the rumored phone isn't going to Be "flexible", the screen tech is, but it'll be in one position just like the round. We will not see "flexible" phones anytime soon

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