 Hey this is Dan from The Verge and here I've got the brand new Samsung Galaxy Note 7. The Note 7 is a blend of last year's Galaxy Note 5 and this year's Galaxy S7 Edge. It features a 5.7 inch quad HD Super AMOLED display but it's got a dual curved sides now which is new for the Note line much like the S7 Edge. You can see the curve on both sides of the screen as well as on the back. The back has the same type of curve as the front which makes it very comfortable to hold. It also makes the phone 2mm narrower than last year's model even though it still has the same size screen so it's a more comfortable device to hold. The glass on the front and the back are Gorilla Glass 5. Inside the phone is very similar to the S7 series. There's a Snapdragon 820 processor, 4GB of RAM. The Note 7 comes with 64GB of storage, microSD expansion. The camera systems are the same so 5 megapixels on the front, 12 megapixels on the back with f1.7 aperture lenses, optical stabilization, 4K video. Pretty much the same camera experience across the board. Note 7 is also IP68 water resistant just like the S7 series. What there are does of course have unique hardware features. The first major one is the iris scanner which is new to the Note line which allows you to unlock the phone with your iris or secure content in a secure area on the phone which you can unlock with your iris. Of course you also have the fingerprint scanner option as well. They can be used interchangeably to unlock your phone or access the secured content. And since it is a Note of course it also has an S Pen. The S Pen has been improved this year. It's got a finer point so a little bit more precise writing as well as twice as much sensitivity so over 4000 levels of pressure sensitivity which you can notice when you're doing writing and drawing and other functions with the pen. There's a couple new software features that are really cool. There's ability to magnify the screen using the pen so you can zoom in a little bit. In addition to magnify there's a translate option so you can translate text from a few dozen languages. And then what's really cool is the new ability to make GIFs from any video source. So if you are watching a video on YouTube or a video that you've captured you can instantly create a GIF from it using the smart select tool. Press record. You can choose how long it can be up to 15 seconds. And you pretty much created a GIF that you can share right away. You can also annotate it. You can add stickers. You can draw on it, add text, etc. and kind of style it up however you'd like. So it's a really neat feature that's available on the Note 7. One last S Pen feature that is new for the Note 7 is the improvements to the always on display and screen off memo. So the Note 5 you could draw notes on the screen when it was off. Now you can pin those notes so that they are always available in the always on display mode. It's kind of a combination of the screen off memo and the always on display from the S7 series. And you can hide your notes or expand them or you can trash them right there. Other upgrades from last year the Note 7 is launching with Android 6.0. It's got a slightly redesigned interface. Every year Samsung kind of tweaks its interface makes it a little bit better to look at and this is no different. The colors are more pleasant kind of a lighter theme. Samsung's also upgraded the battery. The battery inside is 3500 milliamp hours. It's 500 milliamp hours bigger than the Note 5's and the charging is now done over USB-C as opposed to micro USB. Still includes fast wireless charging as well as fast charging. Samsung's going to be launching the Note 7 on August 19th across the world. Pre-orders in the US will start tomorrow August 3rd. You'll be able to get it from all four carriers. It's going to be available in three colors in the US. A black, a silver, and then this new coral color which is kind of like a unique blue. We'll have a lot more to say on the Note 7 once we spend some more time with it and have a review unit so be sure to check out theverge.com and youtube.com slash theverge. Another big thing that they've added this year is improvements to the S Pen. The S Pen is kind of the defining... I'm going to try that again. The software on the Note 7 is based on Android 6.0 Mosh.
 Hey this is Dan from The Verge and here I've got the brand new Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
 The Note 7 is a blend of last year's Galaxy Note 5 and this year's Galaxy S7 Edge.
 It features a 5.7 inch quad HD Super AMOLED display but it's got a dual curved sides now
 which is new for the Note line much like the S7 Edge. You can see the curve on both sides
 of the screen as well as on the back. The back has the same type of curve as the front which
 makes it very comfortable to hold. It also makes the phone 2mm narrower than last year's model
 even though it still has the same size screen so it's a more comfortable device to hold.
 The glass on the front and the back are Gorilla Glass 5. Inside the phone is very similar to the
 S7 series. There's a Snapdragon 820 processor, 4GB of RAM. The Note 7 comes with 64GB of storage,
 microSD expansion. The camera systems are the same so 5 megapixels on the front,
 12 megapixels on the back with f1.7 aperture lenses, optical stabilization, 4K video. Pretty
 much the same camera experience across the board. Note 7 is also IP68 water resistant just like the
 S7 series. What there are does of course have unique hardware features. The first major one
 is the iris scanner which is new to the Note line which allows you to unlock the phone with your
 iris or secure content in a secure area on the phone which you can unlock with your iris.
 Of course you also have the fingerprint scanner option as well. They can be used interchangeably
 to unlock your phone or access the secured content. And since it is a Note of course it also
 has an S Pen. The S Pen has been improved this year. It's got a finer point so a little bit more
 precise writing as well as twice as much sensitivity so over 4000 levels of pressure sensitivity
 which you can notice when you're doing writing and drawing and other functions with the pen.
 There's a couple new software features that are really cool. There's ability to magnify the
 screen using the pen so you can zoom in a little bit. In addition to magnify there's a translate
 option so you can translate text from a few dozen languages. And then what's really cool is the new
 ability to make GIFs from any video source. So if you are watching a video on YouTube or a video
 that you've captured you can instantly create a GIF from it using the smart select tool. Press
 record. You can choose how long it can be up to 15 seconds. And you pretty much created a GIF that
 you can share right away. You can also annotate it. You can add stickers. You can draw on it, add
 text, etc. and kind of style it up however you'd like. So it's a really neat feature that's
 available on the Note 7. One last S Pen feature that is new for the Note 7 is the improvements to
 the always on display and screen off memo. So the Note 5 you could draw notes on the screen when it
 was off. Now you can pin those notes so that they are always available in the always on display
 mode. It's kind of a combination of the screen off memo and the always on display from the S7 series.
 And you can hide your notes or expand them or you can trash them right there. Other upgrades from
 last year the Note 7 is launching with Android 6.0. It's got a slightly redesigned interface.
 Every year Samsung kind of tweaks its interface makes it a little bit better to look at and this
 is no different. The colors are more pleasant kind of a lighter theme. Samsung's also upgraded
 the battery. The battery inside is 3500 milliamp hours. It's 500 milliamp hours bigger than the
 Note 5's and the charging is now done over USB-C as opposed to micro USB. Still includes fast
 wireless charging as well as fast charging. Samsung's going to be launching the Note 7 on
 August 19th across the world. Pre-orders in the US will start tomorrow August 3rd. You'll be able
 to get it from all four carriers. It's going to be available in three colors in the US. A black,
 a silver, and then this new coral color which is kind of like a unique blue. We'll have a lot more
 to say on the Note 7 once we spend some more time with it and have a review unit so be sure to check
 out theverge.com and youtube.com slash theverge. Another big thing that they've added this year is
 improvements to the S Pen. The S Pen is kind of the defining... I'm going to try that again.
 The software on the Note 7 is based on Android 6.0 Mosh.