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The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 completes almost a year of market, since it was officially revealed by the company on August 23rd. His successor, Galaxy Note 9, has been working for some time, and almost every day, information is revealed, whether it's about his design or the material that the brand will put on the product. Considering this, he was hoping that he would make the leap in certification.
And that's what happened. Before being put on sale, the device must possess all the necessary certifications. In Asia, Galaxy Note 9 has been registered with the regulatory agencies 3C and TENAA, similar to the work done by Anatel (National Telecommunications Agency). The TENAA was released on July 4th, one week after 3C.
Apparently, the company will maintain the current fast charging technology, even with a battery of a capacity of 4,000 mAh that is planned for Galaxy Note 9. Thus, it would take a little longer to charge than for charge the Galaxy S9 Plus with its capacity of 3500 mAh.
However, wireless charging may end up being faster, according to FCC certification on a Samsung wireless charger. By improving this technology, it could encourage its use, because one of the biggest drawbacks of this technology is precisely the speed of execution of this task, which is still very slow, in general. It would be interesting, even if the company could remove the limitation that does not allow fast loading when the screen is turned on.
Whatever it is, to know more about the smartphone, and what will be the news that it will bring compared to its predecessor, it will have to wait for the event, which will take place on August 9th.
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