Samsung Filing Makes Galaxy Note 9 Official

as mentioned in The Galaxy Note 9 is going to anger some people and with good reason. The FCC application confirms the applicant as Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd as well as the Galaxy Note 9's model number: SM-N960F, the expected jump from the Galaxy Note 8's SM-N950F. Meanwhile, FCC submission doesn't give away any Galaxy Note 9 specs but they aren't needed. Furthermore, what the FCC submission ties in with is consistent information that the Galaxy Note 9 will launch early. Because Samsung has bigger priorities.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 could go on sale even earlier than expected

With an August 9 announcement planned, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is already being launched much earlier in the month than the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, but while we'd expected to have to wait at least a couple of weeks after that to be able to buy it, it looks like that might not be the case. Specifically, they said that the Galaxy Note 9 might go on sale in early August. It's all about salesThe early launch is apparently planned to help make up for disappointing sales of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, and it's somewhat believable, as it would give the Note 9 more time to shine before the iPhone XI – which is likely to be its biggest rival – hits stores. On the other hand, DigiTimes has a mixed track record, so we'd still take this rumor with a huge side of salt. For now, we wouldn't count on being able to buy the Note 9 for at least a month, but equally don't be surprised if it goes on sale in just a few weeks.

Samsung 'Accidentally' Confirms Massive Galaxy Note 9

as declared in In a new tweet, the tipster (whose track record includes breaking the Galaxy Note 8, attaining the first Galaxy S8 real world photos and dissecting the Galaxy S9 four months before release) has obtained a full-page Samsung advertisement for the Galaxy Note 9. The bad news is the ad confirms the Galaxy Note 9 has a disappointingly iterative design which is almost identical to the Galaxy Note 8, except for the fact we know it will actually be heavier and thicker. You can also see the new central alignment of the rear fingerprint sensor, which confirms the cancellation of an in-display reader (now saved for the all-new Galaxy S10). Especially given the warning signs Samsung got from the Galaxy S9, which is struggling after a similarly incremental upgrade from the Galaxy S8. Good thing then that Samsung is only marking time in 2018, as its plans for 2019 have already revealed something far more radical and boundary-pushing arriving early year…___Follow Gordon on Twitter, Facebook and Google+More On ForbesGalaxy S10 May Have Up To Five CamerasMassive 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 Revealed

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