Samsung Galaxy Note III developer unit leaks


The developer unit of Samsung Galaxy Note III has just leaked online. Those pre-announcement units are handled to various carriers and developers for testing purposes, the device packs the same internals as the final product but conceals the design.
Last year we saw the Galaxy S III leaking in the same dummy shell days before the announcement, and it seems history repeat itself.
The Galaxy Note III will be announced in three days and we'll be there to cover the event for you

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