Samsung is ready to cancel the Note range and the Galaxy Note 9's eye-watering price is likely to be a big reason why. This is the largest battery Samsung has ever put into a mass market smartphone. The Galaxy Note 9 changes this and it will come with an industry-leading 512GB with its microSD card able to add a further 1TB. Granted the Galaxy Note 9 doesn't cost $2,000 like Samsung's real passion project, but it's a big ask in a year when Apple will cut iPhone prices. Still, if the Galaxy Note series is to end, then at least the Galaxy Note 9 will do it by staying true to what made the series such a hit in the first place: making everything absolutely massive…___Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+More On ForbesSamsung's Galaxy Note 9 Is Very ExpensiveSamsung's Galaxy S10 Is A Truly Massive SmartphoneMassive Galaxy Note 9 Leak Details All-New FeaturesSamsung Filing Makes Galaxy Note 9 OfficialSamsung's Radical Galaxy Smartphone Costs $2,000
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Leak Reveals Sudden Cancellation
That said, it seems Samsung is taking criticism very personally as a new leak from within the company's supply chain reveals the Galaxy Note is facing a sudden and unexpected cancellation…According to popular Korean site The Bell, Samsung is seriously considering scrapping the Galaxy Note brand completely. In fact, The Bell states that the fate of the Galaxy Note range largely depends on customers' response to the Galaxy Note 9. A cancellation would see the Galaxy Note "merged" with the Galaxy S range, but there's no detail on how this takes place. For example, the Galaxy S range got the 'bezel-less' design first, the Galaxy Note range got dual cameras first. ___Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+More On ForbesMassive Galaxy Note 9 Leak Details All-New FeaturesSamsung Filing Makes Galaxy Note 9 OfficialSamsung's Radical Galaxy Smartphone Costs $2,000Samsung's Galaxy X And Galaxy S10 Plans RevealedSamsung's Galaxy S10 Is A Truly Massive Smartphone
Samsung Suddenly 'Confirms' Massive Galaxy Note 9 Upgrade
as mentioned in Samsung is set to cancel the Galaxy Note range, and the asking price of the Galaxy Note 9 means it is unlikely to ride to the rescue. That said, if the Galaxy Note 9 is to go out in a blaze of glory, then the good news is it will definitely sign-off by setting a record for the range's most famous feature…The Galaxy Note 9 will have a massive 4,000mAh battery. On the flip side, while this major battery upgrade will excite Galaxy Note fans (the Galaxy Note 8 had just a 3300mAh battery), the problem remains Samsung's asking price. As we know, Samsung is unlikely to weep long for the Galaxy Note range given all the surprises it has lined up in its 10th anniversary Galaxy S10. But it is the even more costly, but potentially show-stealing, $2,000 game-changer in early 2019 which Note fans should look out for…___Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+More On ForbesSamsung Suddenly Confirms Radical Galaxy Note 9 UpgradesSamsung's Galaxy Note 9 Is Very ExpensiveMassive Galaxy Note 9 Leak Details All-New FeaturesSamsung Filing Makes Galaxy Note 9 OfficialSamsung's Radical Galaxy Smartphone Costs $2,000Galaxy Note 9 - Samsung reveals three radical changes you won't find on the Note 8
The South Korean technology firm has scheduled its Galaxy "Unpacked" event for August 9 that will all-but-surely be the grand unveiling of the Note 9. But ahead of the event Samsung uploaded three videos to its YouTube channel with the hashtag "Unpacked" to give fans a small glimpse into what August 9 has in store. The first video focuses on performance and hints the Galaxy Note 9 will feature turbocharged internals, allowing it to blow its predecessor out the water in terms of all-out horsepower. Titled "phone too slow? A lot can change in a day", the video shows a user being sent a file they have to open.
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