The Samsung team has confirmed the event scheduled in Berlin for the IFA 2018 but everything seems to suggest that the Samsung Galaxy Watch will not be presented.
The producer, in fact, has announced that the event will take place in his stand at the Berlin City Cube while he usually uses a separate location if there are any Galaxy or Gear devices to be launched.
Most likely, therefore, the Samsung Galaxy Watch will be presented next week with the Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
And speaking of the new phablet of the Korean giant, in the past few hours the producer has published a new teaser intended to serve as a brief reminder of the history of this range.
The curious thing is that the company hovers over the existence of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, the unfortunate smartphone that was withdrawn from the market shortly after its debut in the summer of 2016.
From Samsung Galaxy Note 5 we move to last year’s model:
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— SamsungMobile.News | Max (@Samsung_News_) August 2, 2018
Among the protagonists of the event, next week should also be the Samsung Wireless Charger Duo, an accessory that a few days ago during an event Amazon was left on display on the shelves without arousing the curiosity or interest of those present.
That Samsung has great expectations in the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 we certainly do not find out today and perhaps we will not be surprised to find that the manufacturer has already started in some markets to allow interested parties to book the device.
It has not yet been presented, its features or the price are not known but it is already possible to book it (obviously without economic commitments).
And from the site of New Zealand Samsung also comes an image that could show us in advance the device:
Will it really be him?
Finally, from Russia, comes the photo of what should be the sales package of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
According to it, the smartphone will have a 6.4-inch display (compared to 6.3 inches of the current model), a battery of 4.000 mAh and more built-in memory (the “base” model will start from 128 GB and not 64 GB).
There will also be a double rear camera with a configuration similar to that of the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus, an IP68 certified body, AKG stereo speakers and headphones, iris scanning, an S Pen digital stylus pen and wireless charging support.
Source: Pocket-lint , Androidheadlines , Engadget , Androidpolice , Phonearena
