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11 Reasons to Wait for the Galaxy Note 10 & 5 Reasons Not To
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If you want the best software support from Samsung in 2019-2020, think about waiting for the Galaxy Note 10. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will probably run Android Pie out of the box, but it will almost certainly be one of the first Galaxy devices to move from Pie to Android Q. Google's Android Q update is currently in beta ahead of a release in the third quarter of this year. Speaking of the beta, Samsung isn't taking part, but you can expect the company to roll out its own version of the Android Q beta later this year. The Note 10 will likely participate. While you might be tempted to go with an older, cheaper model like the Galaxy Note 9, Galaxy Note 8, or Galaxy S9, software support for these devices will end much sooner than it does for the Note 10. Samsung typically pulls the plug on major Android software updates after two years. On top of that, older models often get a dumbed down version of new software due to hardware limitations. The Samsung Galaxy Note 10's powerful hardware will ensure that you get the best version of Android Q and the best version of future software updates. Samsung's version of Android Q is expected to bring the company's One UI 2.0 which will undoubtedly be chock full of enhancements. If you plan on keeping your next phone for several years and you want the latest features without rooting, think about waiting for the Note 10. | |||||||||||||||||
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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/