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Samsung’s forthcoming Galaxy Note 7 has been the subject of a string of leaks and rumours in recent weeks. And now press images of the Korean giant’s next major handset have found their way onto Twitter, giving us our best look at it so far.

Telugu boothu Kathalu As the snaps reveal, the large screen-toting smartphone comes in black, silver and blue colour options, with 'Galaxy Note 7' embossed on the rear. A dedicated ‘7’ screen saver also appears to come as standard.

Up front there is quite clearly an iris scanner, tallying with rumours that Samsung will offer-eye recognition technology to bolster the Note 7's security credentials.

And most interestingly of all, Samsung seems to be going with a dual edge curved screen, similar to the one found in its warmly received Galaxy S7 Edge. That means you'll get a secondary screen that curves down the side of the handset and displays extra info, such as notifications.

A slew of rumours suggest that the Galaxy Note 7 will feature a 5.7–inch OLED screen, a 12 megapixel rear camera, five megapixel front–facing camera, 64GB storage that's expandable via microSD and will be fully dust and waterproof.

The handset is due to be unveiled at a special event on August 2nd.

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Samsung’s overall profits have jumped by 17% year–on–year, with the company making $7 billion between April and June.

The huge improvement is believed to be down to its Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge smartphones, which were released in March.

Both handsets received huge critical acclaim and are widely regarded as the best smartphones available right now.

Samsung has yet to release detailed breakdowns of which divisions within the company made the most money during the second quarter, but it’s widely expected that the mobile division has been the most successful.

A number of market watchers believe Samsung’s mobile profits rose by 54.5% year–on–year.

Analysts claim that Samsung sold around 78 million smartphones during the quarter. Official figures will be revealed at the end of July.

It’s a remarkable turnaround for a firm which was predicting doom and gloom a year ago, as it struggled to cope with the runaway success of Apple’s iPhone 6.

Instead, Apple is now having to face up to declining iPhone sales.

Samsung is expected to press home its advantage by launching the new Galaxy Note 7 at a special event on August 2nd.

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Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 could be the first smartphone to launch with Google’s new Android Nougat operating system. That’s according to leaked test data that shows the device running the cutting-edge software.

Benchmark tests, which measure phones' performance and speediness, seen by keen mobile industry-watchers contain evidence of a handset with the same codename as the Galaxy Note 7 using Android Nougat.

While this could be a case of Samsung loading up an early model of the phone with a trial beta version of Google’s OS, that seems unlikely.

Google launched an early version of Android Nougat for beta testers and developers in spring and recently revealed the platform’s official name after initially calling it Android N.

In recent years, Google’s own Nexus devices have been the first to come with the newest version of Android.

However, the search giant is making concerted moves to get its biggest partner manufacturers to use the latest software.

With the Galaxy Note 7 set to launch on August 2nd and Android Nougat primed for a wider autumn release, offering the software out of the box makes sense and fits neatly with Google’s strategy to take the fight to Apple's iOS software.

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