The Samsung Galaxy Note 9, leaked in a video by mistake


The Samsung Galaxy Note 9, leaked in a video by mistake



The new flagship smartphone of the South Korean brand is presented next week in New York




The official presentation is next August 9 in New York but Samsung has made a small mistake that makes the details of its new smartphone star are known sooner than expected. The leaks have played a trick on the manufacturer and the design and functionality of the Galaxy Note 9 is a reality.

The official video of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 lasted very little online because Samsung New Zealand, author of the filtration, has removed it from YouTube, but, any time is enough for it to remain on social networks.



In the video - 30 seconds long - you can not see too many details, however it is known that there will be a version of 512 GB with the option to expand the space with SD cards up to 512 GB, which makes a total of 1TB . In image it looks similar in design to its predecessor - the Galaxy Note 8 -, with double rear camera and fingerprint reader on the bottom of the phone, a Super Amoled 6.4-inch screen and a 4,000 mAh battery , which gives a great autonomy It also details the new S Pen and how it works on the smartphone screen

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