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Galaxy Note 9 S Pen: 4 new features Samsung could add

Galaxy Note 9 S Pen: 4 new features Samsung could add

Posted on July 4, 2018July 25, 2019 By Jarvis

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 needs to distinguish itself from the rest of the smartphone world, and it seems a new and boosted S Pen is how it will do that. Set to be unveiled in early August, the new Note 9 isn’t expected to stray too far from other Android flagships – including, indeed, Samsung’s own Galaxy S9+ – across much of its spec sheet. Its pop-out stylus, though, could make all the difference.

If the rumors are true, 2018 will be the year of the seriously upgraded S Pen. Now baking in Bluetooth, and charging up while docked into the Note 9’s special silo, the digital pen promises a host of new features.
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