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Facing some sales of the Galaxy Note 9, is Samsung ready to update the market with a new color and marketing push ahead of the festive season?
Samsung introduced the new, super powerful Galaxy Note9 on August 9, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Mike Coppola / Getty Images for Samsung)
Evan Blass and his @evleaks Twitter account. He presented the image of a white pearl Note 9 to his readers with a note for the Photoshop experts to take a closer look … and the consensus is that this looks to genuine.
I can not be a shop-sleuth, but it's clear that Samsung is looking for a boost in sales of the Note 9, and a new 'special edition' and color scheme is a favored tactic.
Got tipped on this. Eagle-eyed Photoshop detectives, what say ye? pic.twitter.com/KXp4inQtL2
– Evan Blass (@evleaks) November 4, 2018
According to many analysts, the Galaxy Note 9 has been rated to last year's Galaxy Note 8. The current target is reported to be 12 million units, one million more than the Note 8, and it is falling short. That could explain the increase in value for the 'additional extras' being offered at the point of sale. But the latest reports suggest more is needed.
In recent years Samsung has made a new look after its initial launch period. This allows the die-hard fans to be at-a-glance at the top of the world.
A white version of the Galaxy Note 9 was also evident in the pre-release materials and murmurs. While none of the evidence is definitive, all the signs point to a new version of the South Korean phablet making a debut in the near future.
It could be a White Christmas for Note fans holding out!
Samsung's problems with the Note 9's S-Pen …
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Facing some sales of the Galaxy Note 9, is Samsung ready to update the market with a new color and marketing push ahead of the festive season?
Samsung introduced the new, super powerful Galaxy Note9 on August 9, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Mike Coppola / Getty Images for Samsung)
Evan Blass and his @evleaks Twitter account. He presented the image of a white pearl Note 9 to his readers with a note for the Photoshop experts to take a closer look … and the consensus is that this looks to genuine.
I can not be a shop-sleuth, but it's clear that Samsung is looking for a boost in sales of the Note 9, and a new 'special edition' and color scheme is a favored tactic.
Got tipped on this. Eagle-eyed Photoshop detectives, what say ye? pic.twitter.com/KXp4inQtL2
– Evan Blass (@evleaks) November 4, 2018
According to many analysts, the Galaxy Note 9 has been rated to last year's Galaxy Note 8. The current target is reported to be 12 million units, one million more than the Note 8, and it is falling short. That could explain the increase in value for the 'additional extras' being offered at the point of sale. But the latest reports suggest more is needed.
In recent years Samsung has made a new look after its initial launch period. This allows the die-hard fans to be at-a-glance at the top of the world.
A white version of the Galaxy Note 9 was also evident in the pre-release materials and murmurs. While none of the evidence is definitive, all the signs point to a new version of the South Korean phablet making a debut in the near future.
It could be a White Christmas for Note fans holding out!
Samsung's problems with the Note 9's S-Pen …
