Approximately halfway through the 30-second ad, Samsung touts the Galaxy Note 9 as being “1TB Ready with expandable memory” then shows a 512GB microSD card going into the phone. Basic ...

Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 is a perfect fit for exactly one type of user: Somebody who wants every smartphone feature under the sun and won't balk at spending $1,000+ to get them. If that doesn't ...

As a quick recap, the Galaxy Note 9 reportedly features a 6.38-inch 2,960 x 1,440 display, dual primary cameras, either the Snapdragon 845 or Exynos 9810, 6GB or 8GB of RAM, 64GB of expandable ...

So given the Galaxy Note 8’s UK price of £869 translated to $950 at launch, the 128GB Galaxy Note 9 looks set to come in at $1,000, while the 512GB edition is headed for a $1,200 asking price ...

Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 is arguably the best Android phone you can get, but it has its drawbacks too. Before you drop $1,000 or more on this phone, let's break down the five best and worst things.

The Galaxy Note 9 specs sheet doesn’t tell the whole story though, as Samsung has delivered HUAWEI-style scene recognition, automatically adjusting settings based on one of 20 detected scenes.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is about as perfect of a smartphone as you can find. I honestly cannot think of a single thing it is missing, which is not something I can say about other recent flagships.