There have been a lot of rumors surrounding possible specs and features with the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Though we're still a little ways away from the over-hyped September release date the latest reports indicate a much anticipated new feature will most likely not make it to the Samsung phablet.

Though many Galaxy Note fans were hoping for fingerprint technology, it looks like Samsung has opted not to include it in the new Note 3. A lot of rumors circled the web regarding possible fingerprint sensors, but in the final stages Samsung opted to axe the unique feature.

That doesn't mean the new Note 3 won't have a lot of awesome new features. Samsung insiders still believe the new Note 3 will boast a 5.7-inch Full HD Super AMOLED display and a quad-core processor that will most likely run just as fast [if not faster] than the iPhone 5.

Along with under-the-hood specs, the new Note 3 is also rumored to feature a 13-megapixel camera, putting the photo capabilities on par with Samsung's flagship phone, the Galaxy S4.

As far as design goes, the new Note 3 should be a lot slimmer and lighter than the previous model. Specifics are still just hype and anticipation but most, if not all, of these rumors are basic enough to possibly be true.

Stay tuned for all Galaxy Note 3 related rumors and news.