New details on the release date and specifications of the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 have been revealed.

Samsung's Galaxy Note 6 is expected to be out in the market in August or September, according to USwitch. As per the publication, the device is set to be renamed as Galaxy Note 7, in order to be at par and to avoid confusion with the devices, the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 Edge.

According to Samsung Galaxy Note 6i, Samsung opted to release it forthcoming Galaxy Note 6 in the second week of August, instead of September. As per the publication, it is because the Korean giant tech did not want to compete the device's release with Apple's iPhone, along with obtaining more exposure and benefit.

As per rumors, Samsung is set to release the Galaxy Note 6 in European countries to boost its sales and efficiently cover the global market.

Leaked blueprints (via @OnLeaks) were enhanced by 3D skills have lead to a presumptive 3D look of the Galaxy Note 6, GSM Arena has learned. As per the publication, the said blueprint presented a dual-curved screen, which resembles the Galaxy S7 Edge. The lower right part of the device has the S Pen sheath, which confirms that the device is indeed a Note variant, and the screen is estimated to be 5.7 to 5.8-inches in size.

In terms of specifications, the Galaxy Note 6 is set to have the dimensions of 153.5mm by 73.9mm by 7.9mm, which makes it narrower than the Galaxy Note 5. It is set to run the Android v6.0.1 (Marshmallow) and Qualcomm Snapdragon 823, along with a 12MP rear camera, 5MP front camera, and a non-removable Li-Po battery.

Overall, Samsung's Galaxy Note 6 is expected to be released in either August or September.