If the 5.3in Samsung Galaxy Note feels a little dainty for your ham-like hands, then you'll be excited to hear that the 5.5in Galaxy Note 2 is now expected to be revealed at the IFA consumer electronics trade show in August, according to MK Business News.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is expected to have a quad-core processor which will hopefully be powering Android Jelly Bean, in addition to a 12MP camera.
However, the unbreakable plane display (UBP) which was also rumoured to be featured in the Note 2 will likely be missing and will be saved for a future handset – a second Galaxy Nexus, perhaps?
Either way it's exciting stuff and promising news for big-handed gadgeteers who can't get enough display space on a mobile phone.
[via The Verge]
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