Galaxy Note 9 is ready for its biggest update that Samsung fans will love

On August 9, Galaxy Note 9 debuted at the Samsung Unpacked event in New York. It offers a deluge of flagship features and specifications.

Note 9 comes with a colossal 6.4-inch AMOLED display with vivid colors and incredible viewing angles.

In addition, the S Pen signature of Note 9 has been enhanced, allowing users to control music playback and other functions simply by using the accessory.

Galaxy Note 9 is powered by the Samsung Exynos 9810 chipset in the UK, but in other markets such as the United States, a Snapdragon 845 is present under the hood.

The leading Samsung device has been launched with Android 8.1 Oreo and has not yet received an upgrade to Android 9 Pie.

The latest operating system from Google was introduced in August and brings a host of new and useful tools.

Although the software originally only came on Pixel devices and the Essential Phone, it has since been delivered to a host of other hardware such as OnePlus, Sony, Huawei and more .

However, at its recent developer conference in San Francisco, Samsung was eager to introduce its next generation of software called One UI, which should be launched on the Galaxy Note 9 next year.

To sum it up, One UI will be Samsung's latest Android skin and will run on 9 magpies.

This means fans of South Korea's technology giant are enjoying all the benefits of the new Google interface.

However, One UI also represents a huge change for Samsung. the software offers a cleaner and more contemporary look than anything Samsung has put in place before.

During the developer conference, the South Korean company was keen to explain how the interface was designed to facilitate navigation in large devices, such as note 9, one-handed.

Samsung explained: "A user interface helps you focus on what really matters to you.

"With hardware and software working in harmony, see only what you need, use and visualize your phone with an experience that feels like second nature, because it's the small details that make all the difference.

"Find and focus easily on the content you want.The hidden screen displays relevant information to each support, so you only get the essential one at a time.

"Reach what you want, content and features at your fingertips, so you can access them faster." Interacting with your phone just looks natural. "

A user interface will arrive for the Galaxy Note 9, Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus in January.

However, Samsung fans wanting to take advantage of the new skin and Android 9 Pie will be able to register early for the One UI beta program.

The download of the Samsung Members application will offer users the option "Registration of a single version of the beta program".

This will allow users to download the new aesthetics and new features when the beta starts later this month.

It should be noted that entry into beta version presents the risk of using software containing larger bugs.