The invites have been sent out and the date is firmly in our diaries, but it looks as if we won't have to wait until IFA next month to get all the details on Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 - the phablet handset has seemingly leaked in full thanks to one over-eager retailer.
Indonesian online retailer Erafone posted a full product listing for the Galaxy Note 4, which was still available for the public to access at the time of writing, revealing the full specification sheet as well as a low-resolution image of the handset itself. As predicted by a series of leaks and rumours, the Note 4 will apparently have a 5.7in screen - the same physical size as the outgoing Galaxy Note 3, but with a much higher 2,560x1,440 QHD resolution.
Inside, there will seemingly be a choice of two processors; either Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 805 quad-core CPU or Samsung's own Exynos 5433 octa-core chip. Both will include a massive 4GB of RAM, which would make it the first Android smartphone to have so much memory. The camera will apparently use a 16-megapixel sensor with optical image stabilisation, which could make it a seriously capable cameraphone.
There should be three storage configurations: 16, 32 and 64GB. All three will support microSD cards up to 128GB, and will arrive with the Android 4.4.3 Kitkat operating system. The only things missing from the listing are battery capacity and physical dimensions.
We even get an indication of price, with Erafone listing the phone for IDR 9,499,000 - roughly £490. Considering the Galaxy S5 arrived in the UK for £570, we're positive the Note 4 will cost considerably more than this when it launches.
At this late stage it seems as though we know everything there is to know about the Galaxy Note 4, but we'll still have to wait until the 3rd of September at IFA to see Samsung's official reveal. We'll be at the show to see the handset in the flesh, and bring you some first impressions.
