Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Batman Edition Serves The Dark Theme Well; Allegedly Of Course

Korean tech giant Samsung loves customization. We've seen the company launch countless themed variants of its flagship devices. Afterward all, it's got the resource to produce as many variants equally it likes. The Milky way Note vii isn't going to be an exception to this rule either. While the device did come with an impressive Iris scanner, hardware wise we'd say it's a bit underhanded. News most variants of the device with 6GB of RAM take been floating effectually for quite a while.

Hither's A Samsung Milky way Note seven Batman Addition That Should Allegedly Come up With 6GB Of RAM

Samsung'south Galaxy Annotation vii launch this twelvemonth came with its share of disappointments and impressive upgrades. The Korean tech giant has rightfully claimed the title as the outset company to launch a flagship device with an Iris scanner. Only, information technology didn't come up with the Snapdragon 821 for US markets, which is a chip of a let down to be honest. Still, the Note seven is a thing of the past and now Samsung's looking to keep the lineup alive with customized devices.

Today, we're getting to see some images of what appears to exist a Batman version of the Galaxy Note seven. The phablet lineup's mostly aimed for serious, enterprise users. This update should target younger users more finer, particularly in Chinese markets. Nosotros say this considering the rumored specifications for the device also include 6GB of RAM; an upgrade that seems to exist reserved for Eastern markets at the moment.

The Samsung Milky way Note seven Batman edition appears to serve the theme quite well if you ask us. Not only does the device feature the relevant external blueprint modifications, but there's more to it. If you have a look at the image in a higher place, y'all'll come across that Samsung's also paid attention to software. Starting from externals, there's a nice Batman logo at the rear of the device and a metal ring for the home key, wink and the camera sensor.

Software wise, the dial pad of the device is modified. This is as well coupled with an overall dark theme and icons which fit in well with the overall theme. In addition to 6GB of RAM, there's also word on 128GB of storage for the device. We'll have to wait for Samsung to launch the Galaxy Note 7 Batman version to take things as set in stone. Until and so, take a expect at the image to a higher place and let us know what you think in the comments section below.