Samsung Electronics is already working on the Galaxy Note 9. There is no release date as of yet, and it will probably be awhile before the phone actually hits stores worldwide, but different technology sites have already been talking about the latest addition to the Galaxy Note family.
Reportedly, the newest phone tablet is already in production and has been for a few months ahead of schedule.
According to Pocket Lint, the phone is already in its planning stages. Reportedly, there was an interview with Cue Kim and BJ Kang from Samsung's Product Planning Group, and the duo talked about some of the things they've been working on improving for the Galaxy Note 9. Some of the items they brought up were the S Pen, app pair, and different features ranging from screen to memo features.
How the team plans to improve upon the features above was no discussed, and specifics regarding the phone and its function have yet to be given. However, people eagerly awaiting the Galaxy Note 9's release will be sure to get more updates on the phone is built and eventually nears its completion in the future.
Leaks have been spread across the internet, claiming that the Galaxy Note 9 is being developed under the code name "crown." The code name has led to some speculations, and people wondering whether or not it would be a hint of what was to come and what the phone would have to offer its users. A handful is guessing that the given name "crown" was used because Samsung was hoping to make the Galaxy Note 9 a special phone that would take the crown when pitted against its competition.
Most of the news surrounding the Galaxy Note 9 is mostly speculation at this point in time. However, those planning to purchase it in the future can rest assured that the Galaxy Note 9 plans to improve upon the features of its predecessor, the Galaxy Note 8.
