Android
11 Reasons to Wait for the Galaxy Note 10 & 5 Reasons Not To
Don't Wait for a Massive Redesign | |||||||||||||||||
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If you're hoping for a massive redesign, you might need to wait until 2020 or later. Earlier this year, a report from Korean site ET News claimed that Samsung was planning to make some big design changes on the Note series. Specifically, it looked like the Note 10 could be Samsung's first phone with "buttonless" design with no physical volume keys or power button. Instead, the controls would become gesture-based. A recent report from Android Police backs this up, but Ice Universe claims that this isn't the case and given his track record, we're inclined to believe him. He states that the Galaxy Note 10 "pursues stability and maturity." He says the first version of the Note 10 did not have physical buttons but that "it did not pass Samsung's rigorous testing" so the final version keeps the physical buttons. As for the button-less design, he says we'll see it, perhaps on a different phone, in a few months. According to Ice Universe, "Da Vinci's" (which, again, is the codename for the Note 10) design is symmetrical which is a slight change. You can get a feel for what could be the Note 10's final design in these renders from OnLeaks and PriceBaba. Ice Universe has also leaked a protective film sample of the Galaxy Note 10 and it shows off the device's thinner bezels. That's one change you can look forward to. There will be changes, sure, but at this point it doesn't look like we'll see a radical redesign this year. The renders you see here are from Ice Universe. | |||||||||||||||||
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TechWasgood
03/01/2019 at 10:25 am
The biggest reason to wait for the Galaxy Note 10 is the hope that Samsung will finally come to its senses and start building phones with 16:9 screen aspect ratio displays again! What better candidate than the Galaxy Note 10 (a phone marketed to those seeking a mobile productivity/ entertainment/ communications device). Give the S10 a tall/narrow (19:9) display. The Note 10 needs a 16:9 or even a 16:10 display!
DML
05/07/2019 at 2:03 pm
Techwasgood is right should be 16:9, and that is why the Mega was the best phone Samsung ever produced.
J.H.
05/09/2019 at 11:41 pm
I seriously doubt we will see 16:9 screen again and also think that people that want that ratio back are only a very small minority, with a 6.75 inch display it really shouldn’t matter anyway, try and compare 18.5:9, 6.75 inch to 16:9 5.7 Inch like the Note 4
Ayuda Root
06/08/2019 at 3:51 am
Hello, I would like to know if the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 smart phone has been announced, as well as the type of built-in processor chip, and whether it will have Android 9 Pie or another new version of the user interface and system.
I would infinitely appreciate any other reliable information.
Thank you very much and congratulations for the article.
AmazeMeGadgets
06/19/2019 at 10:49 pm
Hi Admin,
I just stumbled on your[Galaxy Note 10] this afternoon. Really Good stuff!
I’m just reaching out because I recently published a [samsung Galaxy Note 10] that might be a good fit (http://amazemegadgets.com/samsung-galaxy-note-10-with-5g-support-to-luaunch-soon-in-india/)
Either way, keep up the awesome work :).
Cheers!
[AmazeMeGadgets]
Denis Lavigne
06/24/2019 at 1:50 pm
The 19:9 is largely enough to enjoy the display. I don’t think you need a 16:9 screen panel even if I understand why you would want that.
This new Note10 delivers more battery capacity, a more advanced camera, a larger memory bandwidth. The performance in Geekbench indicates an improvement of 12% if you compare the Pro 5G model with the previous generation, i.e. the Note9:
https://gadgetversus.com/smartphone/samsung-galaxy-note10-pro-5g-exynos-vs-samsung-galaxy-note9-exynos/