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iPhone X Plus vs Galaxy Note 9: In this fight, everybody wins

iPhone X Plus vs Galaxy Note 9: In this fight, everybody wins

Posted on April 17, 2018July 11, 2019 By Jarvis

We’re well out from the reveal and/or release of the next hero phones from Sasmung and Apple. But once we’ve moved past the last device in a brand line, there’s no bad time to start hypothesizing about that’ll come next. In this case, that means using the iPhone X (the first one), iPhone 8 Plus, Galaxy S9, Galaxy Note 8, and Galaxy S9 Plus to figure out what both companies might well be up against.

The chart you’ll see below is made with a variety of elements, none of which are direct from Apple or Samsung. I want to be VERY CLEAR here: The following is an exercise in informed guesswork. We won’t know what the final specifications are for either device until they’re revealed by their makers.
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