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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 vs Galaxy Note 9: Is newer necessarily better?

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 vs Galaxy Note 9: Is newer necessarily better?

Posted on August 8, 2019 By Jarvis

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus are finally here. After months of spurious leaks, the two phones have been officially unveiled, and from what we’ve seen they have the chops to crown Samsung as the king of the phablets for yet another year.

This year everything from the design down to the Galaxy Note 10 phones’ internal hardware have been given a refresh. While this is on the one hand awesome, it also means you may be struggling to figure out what the coolest new features are, and more importantly, how the Note 10 line compares to Samsung’s previous flagship phablet: the Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
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