In the summer of this year, the Samsung company intended to launch Samsung Galaxy Note 6 for users around the world, but a recent rumor suggests that in reality the Koreans would intend to skip the number 6 to use the 7.
The explanation offered by those behind this rumor is based on the fact that the Galaxy S7 series is very popular, and Samsung would not want to confuse users by offering a Galaxy Note 6, so it would skip the number 6 to have similar names for the entire series.
Of course, this greatly helps the terminal to become more visible on the market in the year in which iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will be launched on the market, the strategy of those from Samsung being to have a line of products that have a name close to that of Apple's terminals.
The launch of Samsung Galaxy Note 6 in a year in which there is Galaxy S7 and iPhone 7 would suggest the idea that the Note series terminal is part of an old generation, and this could seriously affect product sales, at least in certain areas of the planet.
Samsung Electronics has chosen the name of the new Galaxy Note as 'Galaxy Note 7' and has decided to continue the popularity of the Galaxy S7. It has decided to skip over Galaxy Note 6 to eliminate any inconsistency with an image that can occur as numbers of two products' brands are different. It is also applying dual-edge on Note series for the first time.
Of course, there is always the possibility that Samsung will not apply this idea and continue to use the old numbering system for its products, but of course this will cause confusion among many potential customers.
