interesting... if true... this means it can last about the same as N3...? hmmm...

You forgot the 2k display requires more juice from the CPU/GPU

So i'm expecting equal power consumption as compared to the Note 3, which I am already satisfied.

Note 3 can have 8h SOT on average, WiFi usage; no gaming
7% means about 1/2 hr more :)

any news when it is coming to singapore?

Mostly 15th oct

I mean reach sg not msia.

Then end Oct or Nov to reach here...Edge if coming will be Christmas.... :stars:

$1,048/RM2,399

Samsung pricing is very much the same.

Galaxy S5 and Note 4 reportedly getting Android L in late November or early December



Historically Samsung hasn’t exactly been lighting fast with updates, and a lot of that has to do with the fact that its devices don’t just run stock Android, they run Android with TouchWiz on top. Preparing and testing a custom build like this takes extra time, or so that’s usually the given excuse.

With Android L, Google released a developer preview months ahead of the expected final release and many believed this could be the beginning of changes that could see OEMs push out updates quicker. For those curious when Samsung might roll out Android L to its 2014 flagships (Galaxy S5 and Note 4), a new report from SamMobile claims it could be coming towards the end of November or early December.

Most of the rumors suggest that the final build of Android L should debut sometime in early October, likely alongside the HTC Nexus 9, and so that makes Samsung’s supposed timeframe reasonably speedy — if it’s accurate. SamMobile says that the news comes from their “insiders” but even if this timeline is legit, delays happen and this could simply be when unlocked versions will see the update with carriers getting it much later.

Either way, we’d say there’s a good chance that at least the Note 4 and Galaxy S5 will see Android L this year, but we wouldn’t get our hopes up just yet.

--Android Authority

It's a good news, many manufacture is pushing update quite fast now ever since HTC.

That's the reason stop me from buying Find 7 too. Slow update.

Good that Samsung play catch up game now  :clap:

I like my Note II unfortunately perhaps the history of drops, and repairs, its now becoming a bit unstable. A bit of bending the unit will cause it to reboot.

Camera also dead had to replace with after market unit and now pic is not as sharp as before.

So I desperately need another unit of similar size. Xperia Z3 and Note IV is my target but I heard bad things about Xperia line.

A lot of positive comments about Note4 display
I am not a fan of SuperAmoled in past Samsung but looking forward to see it myself the display.

If the tested result from hitech and displaymate test is accurate, note 4 should be performed better than average under direct sunlight due to the high brightness (~600cd/m2) low screen Reflectance.

I think the photo taken from note 4 camera also appear more natural color compare with iphone 6+ pic which appear more saturated. But the note 4 photo taken with flash is slightly wash out vs iphone 6+

note 4 spotted in sirim database, however is stating n910c instead n910s
seems like we getting exynos version, yay or nay :hmm:

Seriously I prefer exynos rather than snapdragon...



Exynos already octa-core + using cortex a53n a57 the latest one
Snapdragon 810 later will use that cortex..

so we can see that exynoss far far away now from snapdragon haha
correct me if I'm wrong  :nod:

Sound like Samsung Malaysia or Samsung global sale strategic team is going to screw the Malaysia market if we are getting exynos instead of snapdragon. Also, we are going to get NOTE 4 only without EDGE. But Singapore is going to get both!

Let see how Samsung will die in Malaysia market as what i have forecast for their S5 after they launch it.

For once i would love to have exynos version.

A57 architecture? Why not. And 20nm manufacturing process, which should translated into cooler phone compared to 28nm snapdragon 805.

Unlike last year this time qualcomm seems a bit slow in their development.

Both CAT 6  :lol:

Just want to ask u guy will we ever get a 64gb storage note4 here...i dont even know if note3 got 64gb version selling here or not :)

I prefer the exynos 5433 also. it is a 64bit processor, 20nm soc, new armV8 SOC.
Android L is natively support in ART.
Just hope that, samsung will enable the AArch64 mode in android L.

According anandtech, exynos 5433 is running on AArch32 mode, 32bit compatible mode (due to kitkat??):
http://www.anandtech.com/show/8537/samsung...-a57a53-arm-soc

there is a poll in xda for snapdragon or exynos soc for note 4. Currently, exynos soc is slightly ahead of snapdragon
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note-4/gen...t2868247/page14