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Samsung looks to get a head start on Apple with its next jumbo smartphone

Samsung looks to get a head start on Apple with its next jumbo smartphone

Posted on August 13, 2015August 28, 2019 By Jarvis

Samsung hopes to get the jump on Apple. But will it be enough?

On Thursday, Samsung will host its second Unpacked event of the year to introduce its newest phablets, the jumbo-sized hybrids between smartphones and tablets. The company is expected to release the Galaxy Note 5, which will include a metal back instead of plastic and an improved stylus, as well as the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, which is believed to have a 5.7-inch screen that curves over the sides of the device.
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