The New Samsung Galaxy Notes are Here

Meet Samsung's new Galaxy Notes

Samsung has finally presented its latest heavily anticipated smartphone that targets mostly business professionals. We are obviously describing the new Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+. The critics are quite positive so far. Samsung got rid of the headphone jack and microSD card for the Note 10 model. They also removed the Bixby button.

For years Samsung has relentlessly pushed the voice-assistant button even though the users would complain about it and that they would often accidentally push it while reaching for the power or volume buttons.

Source: Official Samsung Galaxy Site (https://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/galaxy-note10/design/)

Both models have the same design, but there are some differences:

                              Source: TechRepublic (Samsung Galaxy Note 10: A cheat sheet)

Samsung also presented the redesigned S Pen which is now in a unibody design, it can follow your movements, it writes, draws and offers 10 hours of battery standby. You can use it for taking photos and selfies.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10+

This more powerful model will impress even the most demanding users as it is equipped with highly efficient hardware. The Note 10+ rocks an Exynos 9825 processor, 12GB RAM to go with the up to 512GB storage. If needed you have the option to increase the storage capacity with a microSD and get up to 1 TB of storage.

The display is a brilliant Dynamic Amoled with 6.8-inch Quad HD+ and a 3040x1440 (498 ppi) resolution, which will leave even the toughest critic in loss of words.

The multi-camera system takes photography, making videos and taking selfies to a whole new level. There are 1 front and 4 rear cameras that take care of that. A 16MP ultra-wide lens, 12MP wide-angle lens, and 12MP telephoto lens, as well as a 10MP selfie camera. The Note 10+ includes a VGA "DepthVision" camera.

Source: Official Samsung Galaxy Site (https://www.samsung.com/au/smartphones/galaxy-note10/buy/)

Note 10+ has the largest battery yet, a 4,300mAH battery. This is a fast-charging battery, promising a full day of use from just 30 minutes of charging and according to Samsung the cutting-edge intelligence recognises and adjusts to your mobile habits to outlast the day.

The 5G model, it's the same as the Note 10+ but has 512GB storage and a 5G modem. Samsung’ s incredible 5G chip and powerful 7nm processor lets you download files, live game, and stream content, even in the busiest of places. This model is only available on selected plans on the Telstra or Optus network. 5G network is progressively being rolled out across Australia. Current availability is limited to major capital city CBDs and other select high traffic areas. 

Samsung Galaxy Note 10

Smartphone Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is more suited for those who prefer “smaller” phones as it comes with 256GB storage, 8GB RAM, Exynos 9825 processor, a 3,500mAH fast-charging battery and a Dynamic Amoled with 6.3-inch FHD+ and a 2280x1080 (401ppi) resolution.

Source: Official Samsung Galaxy Site (https://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/galaxy-note10/)

The Galaxy Note 10 also takes photography, making videos and taking selfies to a whole new level. With 1 front and 3 rear cameras - 16MP ultra-wide lens, 12MP wide-angle lens, and 12MP telephoto lens, as well as a 10MP selfie camera.

S Pen

As we mentioned in the intro the S pen got updated as well. It is an inseparable tool for any Samsung Galaxy Note user. Samsung’s engineers put a gyroscope in the pen which means you can use it to control the phone with your movements. The default app Notes can now identify handwriting and turns your project notes into readable text you can copy, paste, and share. The one-time charge is enough for about 10 hours of usage.

Source: Official Samsung Galaxy Site (https://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/galaxy-note10/s-pen/)

Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ and Note 10 in Australia

• The latest Galaxy Note will be released in two models — the standard 6.3 inch Galaxy Note10 and the Note10+ which has a larger 6.8-inch display
• Pre-orders are available in Australia, with the handset going on sale on August 23
• Prices range from $1499 to $1999
• Available in two colours — Aura Glow and Aura Black
• If you pre-order the Note 10+ 5G at Telstra between August 8 and August 22 you can get it for the price of the regular Note 10+. Even if you're not that interested in 5G, getting double the storage for free is not too bad.

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