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The Note 9 is scheduled to be released at the end of August, or the beginning of September, during the time of the IFA 2018 tech show. Samsung has been the ruler of the Android phone in the market for a while now. But is this new feature about to be released a masterpiece enough to beat the , iPhone X, Google Pixel 2and iPhone 8?
A Twitter user is known as Ice Universe, who is well known to leak decent track record when it comes to Samsung claims that Samsung S9 it will have an in-display fingerprint sensor. Previously he’d write that this feature was under intensive testing. But for the looks of it, it seems that Samsung Company has finally mastered it.
Currently, according to a new report, this year’s Note 9 will carry a 3850mAh battery, said to be 20% larger than Note8. In addition, the fingerprint scanner has been placed in a more suitable position beneath the camera, rather than being set tightly beside it. although, it still feels a tad on the small side, and there’s visible lag as it moves you to the home screen.
It is certain that one of the only complaints in our review was the average battery life, but we can expect the Note 9 to follow on from the Galaxy S9 range in a number of ways from a beautiful design, top specs and one of the most interesting camera setups around, We’re also expecting it to feature dual-lens cameras. The Note 9 is a great Android phone and has the qualifications to be 2018’s phone of the year.
Moreover features like the metal and glass body retain its curved display, IP68 rate water-resistance, and microSD card. The aluminum frame has been strengthened, and the Gorilla Glass 5 covering the screen has been thickened. For users who smash a Galaxy S8 after knocking it off a bed onto a carpeted floor, with these features on note 9, this should be good news.
You’ll also find a Bixby button below the volume rocker, with the lock-switch on the other side. The extra button can just be used with a virtual assistant, Bixby remains a giant push for Samsung and, expectantly, it might get even better when version 2.0 comes out later in the year.
Last year the Galaxy S8 Samsung set the trend in phone blueprint that was followed by market-wide. The common screen design was replaced by a quality screen design with a larger screen that pushed right to the edges. It was a much-needed transformation in a market as phone users had started to lose excitement with these devices.
Like all of Samsung’s current flagships, the Note 9’s display will instantly catch your eye with its rich colors and incredible contrast. Although it’s still a slightly curved 5.8-inch AMOLED quad-HD+ panel, still not much has changed aside from brightness feature, it’s one of the best displays you will ever come across.
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