Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Is Upgrading Its Battery With 3450mAh

The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is going to have bigger use because the company has decided to upgrade its battery. According to a tipster at Phone Arena  Samsung’s forthcoming “phablet” will feature a 3450mAh battery – the largest cell Samsung has ever used in a phone.
To illustrate just how big this battery is, consider this:
The 6.3-inch Samsung Galaxy Mega, currently Samsung’s largest phone, uses a 3200mAh battery.
The original 5.3-inch Samsung Galaxy Note used a 2500mAh battery, while its sequel, the Galaxy Note 2, uses a 3100mAh cell.The Galaxy
Note 3 is expected to feature a full-HD 5.7-inch display, up from the 5.5-inch 720p panel on the Galaxy Note 2. That means this phone will need all the juice it can get, making the

rumors of such a large battery seem plausible. Of course, the larger size of the device also makes it easier to Samsung to put a larger battery inside of it. Given their size, battery life hasn't been a major complaint for the Galaxy Note family of phones, so clearly Samsung is doing something right by stuffing

these oversize cells into its devices.Although the company did not clearly mention but gave a message saying "Note the Date 04.09.2013 Berlin,” which strongly indicates that the company will unveil the next generation Note model at the event in Berlin with unpacking of this next generation mobile phone.