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Apple's iPhone X broke the price barrier of a $1,000 smartphone. Now, Samsung's new Galaxy Note device, which will be released this week, will join the $1,000 mobile phone club. This raises an inevitable question: Is this new phone worth the money? After a week of testing, my conclusion is that you may not have to. Galaxy Note9 is a luxury gadget designed for advanced users who need ultra-high-speed phones with large screens and excessive software features, for example, if connected to a monitor, they can be converted to a personal computer. But if you can live without these advanced features, there are many good Android phones that cost hundreds of dollars. Although the Galaxy Note9 is an impressive technology with a huge 6.4-inch screen, excellent battery life and excellent camera, I will lead most Samsung fans to the Galaxy S9, a brother of about $700. This is a full-featured multitasking device. Here are my main thoughts on the notable features of Note9, such as its i...

SamMobile reported that the phones have been removed from the list of devices that received the September 2018 security patch, spelled as the end of the 2015 smartphone. Given that Samsung usually promises to provide two years of support for their new phones, it's not surprising to see this pair fall from the list. However, for those who still use powerful Android devices, this will be a blow. As with the two phones, Samsung has extended support for up to three years on high-end devices, but Note 5 and Galaxy S6 edge + are now at the end. Of course, this does not mean that the owners of mobile phones will have to completely abandon them. These phones will still work flawlessly and may still receive Samsung updates on less frequent timelines. Google has designed a monthly security update program as an easy way for manufacturers to protect against emerging security threats. Not all manufacturers are cautiously launching monthly updates, but Samsung users are one of those who re...

Samsung will announce the details of the foldable smartphone later this year, and its mobile division chief told CNBC that there are rumors that the device is in use. DJ Koh said that after a consumer survey conducted by Samsung showed that the phone had a market, it could "deliver on a foldable device." In an interview with CNBC, Koh remained silent on the way the folding screen works, but adjusted the design of the upcoming smartphone, especially how Samsung tried to differentiate its experience from the tablet after the tablet was launched. "You can use most of the use... in a collapsible state. But when you need to browse or see something, you may need to expand it. But even if it expands, it will be compared to a tablet. What kind of benefits do you bring? At the IFA Electronics Show in Berlin last week, Koh said, why do they (consumers) buy it? “So every device, every function, every innovation should leave meaningful information to our end customers. So when...