We might have the last Note phone. Oh No!!!

[Mike Dee]

The last

 

[sandra_17]

1. That website has been calling the cancellation of the Note line since the Note 5. Moving on.
2. IceUniverse tweeted that "I learned through Samsung engineers that SPen's presence has made Galaxy Note cut 800mAh batteries, unable to use aggressive cameras, and can't use a narrower Bezel design." He didn't say they reduced the old battery size by 800mah. That's stupid considering the old battery size already existed WITH an S Pen. It's not like the S Pen got bigger and fatter by that much. Considering as well that the Note 10 is supposed to be the same size as the Note 9, there's no reason for the battery to be reduced. Not to mention that if they did ditch the headphone jack, they have more space.
3. The Note 9, despite being bigger, has a smaller battery than the S10+. The Note 9 has a blockier design than the S9+. The Notes since it was created, has always just reused the cameras of the S series. Basically everything IceUniverse has said applies to the Note series in general, not just the Note 10.
4. Fun fact, a Note 9 with 80% battery still has bigger capacity than an iPhone XS Max. So why does it matter if iPhone decides to increase their battery size? Samsung will just say, "Oh, hi. You're late to the over 3500mah club." With Huawei and 1+ laughing in the background.
5. Also, no company is stupid that it will cancel the release of a product that is already being mass produced. They usually start mass production 3mos before release (S10 started January). That means they already have several thousand units lying around. What are they going to do with those if they cancel? I mean even the old Note 7 units, they recycled with new batteries and relaunched as the Note FE. Seriously do you think Samsung will waste the millions they spent on the Note 10?



Apple probably.

Thank you for halting my 10 second panic attack!

 

[mustang7757]

The last

 

[Rukbat]

I thought ART replaced Dalvik?

You're right - but it's still an interpreter of sorts - the code in an app is still semi-compiled Java and has to be interpreted at runtime. iPhone apps are fully compiled to machine code at compile time. So whether Dalvik or ART are running, it's still an interpreter eating battery in an Android but not in an iPhone.

 

[mustang7757]

You're right - but it's still an interpreter of sorts - the code in an app is still semi-compiled Java and has to be interpreted at runtime. iPhone apps are fully compiled to machine code at compile time. So whether Dalvik or ART are running, it's still an interpreter eating battery in an Android but not in an iPhone.

I agree

 

[Morty2264]

What, seriously? The Note line is not my thing but I can't believe that the 10 will be the last iteration.

 

[chanchan05]

Fake news, anyone?

They turned ice's tweet that the SPen space could have been used for 800mah more battery into an article that says they're going to kill the Note. They're even better than antivaxxers at subverting facts.

 

[Nakrohtap]

People are actually believing this nonsense? If the typos in the article isn't enough to convince you this is not an issue, did anyone hear Samsung canceling the Note10 unpacked event? No.

 

[OJsakila]

Fake news

 

[nuangel2]

Fake