So we're hearing quite a lot about the Galaxy Note 10 these days which is expected since
the launch date is very near.
Today we got to know that the Galaxy Note 10+ will have a record screen to body ratio.
Ice Universe made some calculations based on the official rendering of the Note 10 and
found out that the screen to body ratio of the Note 10 will be a record 92.5%.
This is the first time a Samsung device has crossed a 90% screen to body ratio.
To give you some comparison, the all-screen device, the OnePlus 7 Pro, has a screen to
body ratio of 88.4% while the Huawei P30 Pro has an 88.5% screen to body ratio.
You might wonder how's that even possible that an all-screen device like the OnePlus
7 Pro has a lower screen to body ratio than the Galaxy Note 10.
Well, that's because of the razor-thin bezels the Note 10 will offer.
Even though it has a punch hole camera up there, the top, side and bottom bezels are
extremely thin which takes the number above 92%.
As you can see, the OnePlus 7 Pro does have a small bezel overall which explains why the
number is low for this handset.
In any case, the Galaxy Note 10 does look futuristic and really looking forward to seeing
this how this is going to look in real life.
There were a lot of complaints in the past few months about the camera on the Note 10.
A lot of people were complaining that Samsung isn't doing anything meaningful to the cameras
of the Note 10.
That they'll just slap the cameras from the Galaxy S10 5G on the Note 10+ and call it
a day which is absolutely not true.
There will be a lot of improvements as well.
1st there will be a three-stage aperture camera which is an improvement compared to the dual
aperture of the S10. 2nd, there will be an improved telephoto sensor and now, the Note
10's camera will also have a smart ISO that will help the handset automatically adjust
the image sensitivity based on the ambient light.
You see, in digital photography ISO measures the sensitivity of the image sensor.
It's the indication of how sensitive a film was to light.
So Samsung incorporating artificial intelligence into it means the AI can automatically raise
the ISO so that the sensor becomes more sensitive to light which allows you to use the camera
in darker situations, which in the end makes the low light photography on the Note 10 way
better than anything on the Galaxy S10.
Of course, this is what it means on paper but we'll have to wait and test the actual
handset to see how big of a change this smart ISO does to the camera of the Note 10.
So here are some great trade-in deals which will give you a price cut of up to $600 if
you trade in your old device for the new Galaxy Note 10.
So here is how much exactly Samsung will give you a discount if you give them your old device.
The Galaxy S10 family, as well as the Note 9, will give you a $600 discount.
Surprisingly they are also accepting the S7 for $200 which isn't bad, to be honest.
Not only that if you have an Apple or Google device you'd get the same trade-in value.
This is for the United States but I'm sure there will be similar trade-in deals in some
other countries as well.
Also, if you go to the Samsung US website now and reserve the Galaxy Note 10 then you
will also get an instant $50 credit which you can use on any accessory or device on
Samsung website.
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and as always I'll see you tomorrow...Peace out!