With the impending release of the top smartphone manufacturer's newest flagship phone, rumors have been sprouting like mushrooms in a moist soil. 

And that soil might just be China.

In an announcement by Chinese website ePrice, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 would be available for pre-order on September 16, and it will be released more than a week later, Sept. 27. 

In a previous report, the new Samsung flagship will be announced in different dates depending on its color variations. But it would be officially launched on September 4, during the IFA event. 

However, while this is certainly great news for Samsung and Android fans in general, it would be good not to take the website's word for it. According to TechnoBuffalo, the website has not clearly stated where the information came from. So for all we know, it might just be a marketing ploy in order to lure in buyers who want to get the first available units. 

In relation to its previous releases over the past few years, it is highly likely that Samsung would release the Note 3 around the world on the same date. 

The Korean manufacturer's priced phone features almost 6 inches of screen, with 1920x1080 pixel resolution. It will also feature either a quadcore Snapdragon 800 processor, or an octacore Exynos variant. The phablet will also have 3GB of RAM, 32B internal storage and mircoSD support.