INCREDIBLE: Infinix poised to dazzle Ghanaians with hottest; yet-to-be released note4


Expectations are high from the camp of Infinix towards the birth of its hottest smartphone device soon to be named Infinix Note 4.


The new Infinix Note 4, as the name implies when released, automatically becomes the upgraded version of erstwhile Note 3 handset.

It is believed to be fortified with the necessary tools to satisfy the demands of every user. 
Since its release last year, the sleek Infinix Note 3 device has taken over the market by storm with some users demanding for an upgraded version due to its sophistication and quality.

The much anticipated Infinix Note 4 is a gem, uniquely crafted with the industry-leading most powerful hi-tech features expected to empower every user, most especially the tech-savvy enthusiasts.

Believed to be endowed with the magic wand to turn the imagination of every user into reality, the dazzling, yet to be released handset, according to rumors is likely to hit the Ghanaian market latest by June this year.

Undoubtedly the expected specifications for latest Infinix Note4 are just mind blowing, soul touching and utmost appealing to every user who cares to know about it.

You certainly don’t need a rocket scientist or a soothsayer to tell you it is an upgrade to its predecessor Infinix Note 3, looking at its sophisticated specifications compare to the latter.

Unlike the Note 3 which has the battery capacity of 4,500mAh, the hottest Infinix Note4 boasts of the latest android 7.0 Nougat with Infinix XOS and an upgraded battery capacity of 5050mAh battery with fast charging which is the highest battery capacity so far from any Infinix device. 

Undoubtedly, the new Note4 dazzles with 13 mega pixels  rear camera with LED flash, auto focusing and high-definition video recording plus 13 mega pixels with f/2.0 aperture whiles the erstwhile Infinix Note3 is a step below with 13 mega pixels back camera with dual LED flash and a 5 mega pixels with front camera with soft flash.

When it comes to speed, the all new Note4 takes the lead with an incredible powerful built-in Media Tek Helio P10 Octa-Core, 3GB/4GB RAMS, 32/64 GB internal memory that doubles your speed with a click just a little above Note3 which also has an Octa-core 1.3GHz, 16GB ROM, 2GB/3GB RAM, and a Micro-SD card slot up to 128GB.

Additionally, both devices are equal in terms of screen display size of   6.0 inch full high-definition however; the latest Note4 set itself apart from the latter with curved screen display feature and Gorilla Glass 4 to strongly protect the screen against cracks as well as breakages whenever it accidently hits a hard surface.

Finally, both smartphone devices are designed to function with the industry-leading security features such as power fingerprint sensor which runs on both devices including a Bluetooth Wi-Fi 802.11 ac (2.4/5 GHz), Bluetooth 4.1, GPS, USB Type C to aid fast internet connectivity.

In a nut shell: “while we wait for the official specs, photos and release date of the Infinix Note 4 we advise you take the leaks/rumors contained here with a pinch of salt or two” says the Smart device maker, Infinix.
















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