As the IFA Expo in Berlin approaches, news out of camp Samsung continues to pile across the Internet. The new Galaxy Note 3 is expected to be unveiled at the tech event anywhere from September 6-11.

Know Your Mobile somehow got their hands on an alleged spec sheet, revealing the new Note 3 will have a 5.7-inch screen, the latest Android 4.3, and be LTE-Advanced. The spec sheet comes from South Korea's Business Daily, which leads many insiders to believe the spec sheet could reflect the South Korean version of the Galaxy Note 3 and not Western regions.

The "alleged" spec sheet also confirmed the Galaxy Note 3 will operate with a Snapdragon 800 processor, though some versions of the phone are still believed to have an Exynos Octa processor instead. Also included in the new Note 3 is 3GB RAM, a metal casing on the outside of the phone. Overall, the design of the Note 3 will be modeled after Samsung's flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S4.

Again the Galaxy Note 3 is expected to have a release date somewhere around the IFA event in September, though some believe the actual launch will be at the Samsung Unpacked Event shortly before IFA. Maybe unveil at Unpacked Event, and launch at IFA?

Another rumor that's been circling the new Samsung phone is a possibly multi-size launch, similar to the Samsung Galaxy Mega. However, if the new Note 3 is released in 3 different sizes, a couple of today's rumors would be nicked.

Stay tuned for all things Galaxy Note 3.