4 features that the Galaxy Note 9 would not have, but the Galaxy S10

There are only a few weeks left before the presentation of the Galaxy Note 9, but the rumors have already given us a clear idea of ​​the things we can expect from this cell phone, while the rumors of the Galaxy S10 have us also helped to know the features Samsung would be recorded for its first flagship phones in 2019.

In this episode of Android Update, we have grouped together the four main features that the Galaxy Note 9 would yield to the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 More.

In the podcast – that you can listen to below or on Google Play (Google Podcast) and iTunes – I'm also talking about how the CEO appeared in public using the Galaxy Note 9 and the latest leaks from Samsung's flagship phones, as well as Gorilla Glbad 6, which will soon reach all sorts of mobile phones and my first impressions of Sony's most impressive mobile phone, the Xperia XZ2 Premium. In addition, we are talking about the Galaxy X, Galaxy Watch (or Gear S4) operator with the best 4G LTE speed in the United States, an update of the OnePlus 6 that improves its camera , the rumors of the Galaxy Tab S4 and more news from Android.

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4 features that the Galaxy Note 9 will give to the Galaxy S10

Among Samsung's flagship phones are shared many features, specifications, and features, but there are some that the l? business reserve for a future generation. We are collecting the main features of the Galaxy S10 that would not have the Galaxy Note 9.

Fingerprint Reader on the Screen

It's a dream that many have had and have been waiting since Samsung came with the fingerprint reader just for the camera side on the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus .

Although with the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus the positioning of the fingerprint reader improved, is not yet in an optimal location and n & # 39; Does not offer the greatest practicality possible.

With the integration of the fingerprint reader on the screen, this could change because it would be on the front and would be easier to use. Although this rumor circulated a few months ago for the Galaxy Note 9, in recent months the rumors and leaks have indicated that it would not have this component and that the company will not have it. integrate with Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus.

New Design

One of the main criticisms of the Galaxy S9 is that it is almost physically identical to the S8 and rumored that the Galaxy Note 9 will be very similar to Note 8.

Although it's not bad at all because these phones have the most beautiful designs on the market, we like all kinds of novelties and it's possible that with the Galaxy S10, the company is betting on a cell "all-screen", which looks more like

Three cameras rear

The Huawei P20 Pro was the first to incorporate three rear cameras and recent rumors have suggested that Samsung would do the same in the camera. one of the Galaxy S10.

It's unclear what these three cameras could offer in their entirety, but I think one would be normal, another would serve to do optical zoom like in the Galaxy S9 Plus and Note 8, while that the third would be a wide angle cell phones like the LG G7 and LG V35 – which would be great.

Processor: Snapdragon 845 or Exynos 9820

Currently, the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus integrate the Snapdragon 835 or Exynos 9810 processor and as in the past years, the company used the same processors in the Note series as the S, it would not be surprising if the Galaxy Note 9 integrates the processors Snapdragon 835 and Exynos 9810.

That said, in recent years, the company has seized the opportunity to integrate a freshly released processor of the oven in their Galaxy S, so it is very likely that the Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy S10 Plus have the Snapdragon 845 processor and the Exynos 9820, offering better performance and perhaps in the new 7nm architecture, that allows for

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