The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 continues to be among the top devices from the Korean-based company but it may only be a matter of time before its successor comes out.

This is with reference to the Samsung Galaxy Note 6, which has been conspicuously quiet so far in terms of leaks and rumors. That is, until recently when word has it that the next Samsung phablet offering could be out by the middle of July.

Such comes from Korean website The Bell, which claims that the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 will be out in the market in a couple of months. Additionally, the next Samsung Galaxy Note variant will alleged be coming with Android N (codename: Grace) out of the box.

With Android 6.0 Marshmallow practically available for most devices, there was word from Google that Android N could be making its debut this summer. If so, there is a chance that Samsung may have already started doing the necessary steps considering the Developer Preview of the OS had been already released.

As far as the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 is concerned, the last the rumor mill had for it included a 5.8-inch display with no confirmation yet on what processor it will be armed with.

It will likely have 4 GB of RAM (some say it may be 6 GB), 128 GB of internal storage, a 12 MP main camera and something that will be clad in a metal case. It will include an all-new Stylus Pen with possible changes to the overall design.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 6 could come out with the fingerprint security feature though that may change if the company opts to go with Qualcomm Sense ID.

Right now, these are all the rumored specs tied up with the Samsung Galaxy Note 6. They are unofficial for now, though more credible leaks and updates should come out in the coming months.