Samsung's latest flagship Android smartphone is a productivity-focused Galaxy Note 9: a larger, more durable stylus tablet phone.
Announced at an event in New York, Note 9 is similar to last year's Note 8, full of glass front and back, curved edges and slide-out S Pen stylus.
The 6.4-inch Quad HD + Super AMOLED screen is slightly larger than last year's model. The phone's body is slightly thicker, 9 mm thick and weighs only 205 grams, which can accommodate a larger 4,000 mAh battery. Samsung said it should provide an all-weather battery for the heaviest users.
“Note has always been a model for us to showcase high-end technology and industry-defined innovations, and the Galaxy Note 9 is no exception,” said DJ Koh, President and CEO of Samsung IT and Mobile Communications. "Pay attention to fans is Samsung's most loyal; we know everything they want, in order to make the most of work and entertainment, Galaxy Note 9 is the only mobile phone that can keep up with their busy lives."
Note 9 will use the British Samsung's eight-core Samsung Exynos 9810 processor or the US eight-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor, with 6 or 8GB of RAM, depending on the type of storage. The phone is also equipped with Samsung's water-cooled solution to help heat the processor for long periods of time and prevent performance degradation due to overheating.
Note 9 will also be one of the first Android devices to run Epic's popular multiplayer first-person shooter Fortnite, with exclusive access to the game beta for a limited time. The game has been available on Apple's iOS devices since April, as well as traditional game consoles and computers, which will eventually be available directly to other Android devices via Epic's website. Fortnite is now also available on Samsung phones via the Galaxy S7.
The new and improved S Pen stylus, the selling point of the Note series, is now connected to the phone via Bluetooth, so it can also be used away from the device to activate the camera shutter. However, it can still be neatly placed on the bottom of the phone and provides a range of contrasting colors depending on the color of the phone.
On the back of Note 3 is a dual 12 megapixel camera system that matches the Samsung Galaxy S9+, including a variable aperture lens and a 2x optical zoom camera. The new smart camera system uses AI for object recognition and detects flicker, and immediately notifies the user if the lens is blurry or any other problem.
Below the camera is a repositioned fingerprint scanner, just like the Galaxy S9+, now down from the back, so it should be easier to use.
Laura Simeonova, an analyst with the Internet and CCS Insight IoT, said that while Note’s core loyal fans will see these new features fascinating, Samsung will be cautious about comparing the launch of the S9 portfolio with fewer accusations. attitude. The previous model was not impressive.
"It remains to be seen if these are enough to impress people outside the loyal Note user community."
Note 9 will also be able to use Samsung's desktop Android version of the desktop mode DeX, the same as the Korean company's recent high-end smartphone, but without the additional base, but only need to insert the phone and display of the bottom cable.
The phone comes in four colors: black, blue, grey and purple. It will be powered by Android 8.1 Oreo, instead of the recently released Android 9 Pie, which will offer 128GB of storage at a cost of £899 or 512GB of storage for £1,099. Reservations will start today and will be shipped on August 24.
"Some new features, such as the new version of Dex combined with S-Pen's remote control capabilities, should continue to attract the attention of business users and businesses beyond the current consumer segment of Note," Simeonova said. "The device will be available starting August 24th and may be available for a month before we see any new iPhone or new Pixel device that will be available in October 2018."
Samsung also unveiled an updated smartwatch called the Galaxy Watch and a smart speaker called the Galaxy Home, backed by the company's own Bixby voice assistant.
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