Samsung just unveiled the Galaxy Note 10, the next generation of its popular stylus-wielding smartphone. If you weren’t awake to catch the announcements live you can watch the entire presentation right here.
As with previous phone launches, Samsung live streamed the entire announcement, which kicked off Thursday, August 8 at 6am AEST, on its website here. Here is the video embed!
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Rumours suggest that the Galaxy Note 10 will feature a number of upgrades including a built-in camera on the phone’s stylus (called the S-pen) and four rear cameras. That pen also might offer features for controlling your phone from afar.
Samsung is expected to launch two different versions of the phone, one with a 6.3-inch display and another with a 6.8-inch display. That will mean there will be an option both larger and smaller than the 6.4-inch Note 9. Both phones are rumoured to have Samsung’s Infinity-O display and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 855 processor. The Note 10 Plus (the bigger one) is also expected to have a massive 4300mAh battery. The regular Note 10 will have a 3500mAh battery.
Of course, right now all of that is just rumours. If you’re a Samsung fan, tune in Thursday to see what of those rumours, if any become a reality.
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