Everything is based on a hunch from the guys at pocketnow, but the 'more of a tablet' device Mega 6.3 could arrive at AT&T. Let me explain how we got to this conclusion.
Pocketnow is trusting a source from Evleaks that says model number SGH-I527, code name Samsung Melius, will arrive with AT&T in the future. Apparently Melius was related in the past with Samsung's attempts to launch a Tizen (Samsung's own OS) phone. As the rumors continued to suggest a new Melius Tizen device, today's source from evleaks is clearly stating that the SGH-I527 is definitely not a Tizen device.
The connection between SGH-I527 was made in the past and also the Melius has a twist in latin, Melior meaning 'big'. As I said, this is only based on a hunch, rather than on official sources, but is it really possible that AT&T wants to bring the huge Mega device in the States? If this does happen it will be really interesting to see how a device this big, that is still considered a phone and not a tablet, is going to sell.
Meanwhile, we are looking forward to see Samsung's advancements with their Tizen OS.
Everything is based on a hunch from the guys at pocketnow, but the 'more of a tablet' device Mega 6.3 could arrive at AT&T. Let me explain how we got to this conclusion.
Pocketnow is trusting a source from Evleaks that says model number SGH-I527, code name Samsung Melius, will arrive with AT&T in the future. Apparently Melius was related in the past with Samsung's attempts to launch a Tizen (Samsung's own OS) phone. As the rumors continued to suggest a new Melius Tizen device, today's source from evleaks is clearly stating that the SGH-I527 is definitely not a Tizen device.
The connection between SGH-I527 was made in the past and also the Melius has a twist in latin, Melior meaning 'big'. As I said, this is only based on a hunch, rather than on official sources, but is it really possible that AT&T wants to bring the huge Mega device in the States? If this does happen it will be really interesting to see how a device this big, that is still considered a phone and not a tablet, is going to sell.
Meanwhile, we are looking forward to see Samsung's advancements with their Tizen OS.
What's my model number?
There are several ways to locate your model number:
- Option 1
- On your device, go to Settings, then "About device" and scroll down to "Model number"
- Option 2
- Often times you can view the model number inside the device, by removing the battery
- Option 3
- Using Samsung's model/serial number location tool