One year ago Samsung unveiled the mammoth Galaxy Home alongside the Note 9 at Unpacked 2018.
The device was pegged to be Samsung's challenger to other smart speakers in market such as the Google Home, Amazon Echo and Apple HomePod.
12 months later and it's still nowhere to be seen.
We didn't know much about the Galaxy Home, but it was partnering with Spotify and was said to include AKG, full-range speakers and a subwoofer.
It was also supposed to include SoundSteer, which would allow the speaker to optimise the sound and direct it wherever you were in a room.
While the Galaxy Home never received a hard release date, Samsung CEO DJ Koh comfirmed with CNET that it would be arriving in April 2019.
Unlike the Galaxy S10 launch more than half a year ago, Samsung’s Unpacked 2019 almost felt muted and surrounded with mixed reactions.
It may have been Samsung’s most controversial Galaxy Note announcement in quite a while.
Some love the new features but others deplore what Samsung removed in turn.
Naturally, that raises questions among buyers whether they should go for the Galaxy Note 10 or the Galaxy Note 10+ or if they should opt for something else to spend their hard-earned money on.
Granted, the Snapdragon 855 might be a bit of a disappointment since the 855+ has already been announced but it will still be on par with almost all 2019 premium phones.
The Galaxy Note pushes the cameras to three, four on the Galaxy Note 10+ because of the “DepthVision” 3D time-of-flight sensor.
SAMSUNG will pay owners of its cell phones to use some features like Samsung Pay Cash that have quite recently launched for the S10, Note 10 and various other Galaxy smartphones.
This virtual card wallet will supplement its current tap-to-pay framework, Samsung Pay.
While the last gives you a chance to hold your cell phone close to a contactless payment point to pay with your charge or Visa.
This can be utilized to make installments on the web, inside applications, and by tapping your handset at installment terminals – precisely as though you’re using a credit or debit card.
The main difference is that Samsung is griping the money for you.
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*Just to clarify, there is no such mode called ‘beast mode’ in the new Galaxy Note 4. Galaxy Note 4 has been labeled a “beast”. Well, the so-called ‘beast’ is finally out of the box and people will have plenty of time get to know it. Only then will they be able to judge if the nickname is actually appropriate or not. Until then, let’s go with the flow.
Redmi and Samsung, have launched the Note 9 Pro and Galaxy M21 smartphones, respectively.
The handsets are loaded with features and are competitively priced.
Below is a spec comparison that will help you decide which phone you should purchase.
Both the phones are priced starting Rs 12,999.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has been finally announced after along wait.
What sets the Note 9 apart from Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is the hardware upgrades, major camera upgrade, and the new S Pen.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 huge 4,000 mAh battery with Samsung’s Adaptive Fast Charging technology and Qi wireless charging is something that will turn alot of heads.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is powered by the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 or Exynos 9810 processor and it comes with either 6GB/8GB of RAM.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 packs dual 12-megapixel rear cameras and a 8-megapixel front shooter for selfies.
