IFA is quickly approaching and manufacturers all over the world are preparing to unveil their latest and greatest products — so it’s only fitting that a report published by a South Korean publication emerged earlier today disclosing that Samsung is reportedly planning to debut its next super-sized smartphone at the event.

Samsung will unveil its next-generation Galaxy Note on September 3, just days before IFA 2014 kicks off in Berlin, according to sources familiar with the South Korean company’s plans. Invitations are expected to go out in late August, and it’s an event phablet fans will want to keep a close eye on.

Samsung has made the Galaxy Note’s display slightly bigger — 0.2 inches bigger, to be exact — every year, but at some point, that has to stop. If it doesn’t, the device ends up stepping into Galaxy Mega territory, and Samsung could begin to drive away Galaxy Note fans who are happy with its existing size.

If you’re one of those users, here’s a bit of good news: A source familiar with Samsung’s plans claims that the Galaxy Note 4 will have a 5.7-inch display just like its predecessor, but it will be treated to a super-duper sharp 2K upgrade.

Last week a Samsung representative reported to the Korean Media that its upcoming flagship phablet, the Note 4, will feature a ‘new form factor’. Now a new patent application has surfaced on the web that allegedly showcases this new form factor and how the South Korean company is incorporating flexible display technology.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is still some distance away from its official unveiling, but a new patent filing might have given away some early hints of what’s to come from the new phablet. Samsung has just patented a stylus packing built-in microphone and speakers, which could well be its next-generation S Pen.