Note 10 pics, pricing and release date reported

Android Police Found Pictures of the Galaxy Note 10.1

A recent discovery by Android Police has uncovered images of the Galaxy Note 10.1, which have shed some light on the phone's design and features. The images show the dimensions of the device, as well as its front and back panels, including a camera sensor on top of the phone that suggests the screen is not yet available for viewing. Additionally, the images reveal that Samsung has ditched the standard headphone jack in favor of a more compact design.

The left side of the phone appears to have only a volume rocker button, while the right side seems to have been stripped of all buttons. However, it's worth noting that there is an additional button on the left side, and rumors are circulating that Samsung may be planning to remove this feature in favor of a more streamlined design. The images also show that the phone will come with up to 1TB of internal storage and up to 12GBs of RAM for the Note 10 Plus.

These details were revealed alongside official marketing images of the Note 10, which are reportedly authentic. The images showcase a black model of the device, as well as one with a unique gradient color scheme reminiscent of the Huawei P30 Pro. Samsung is expected to release the Note 10 on August 23rd in South Korea, with pre-orders set to begin on August 9th.

The pricing for the Note 10 models in South Korea has been revealed, with the smaller model priced at 1.2 million won (approximately $903) and the larger model coming in at 1.4 million won (around $1054). However, it's worth noting that this pricing information may not be exact, as Samsung has yet to officially confirm the device's retail price.

The Note series has traditionally been known for its large screens, and the Note 10 is no exception. With a potential display size of 6.3 inches, the phone would be comparable in size to the Galaxy S10 Plus. However, it's worth noting that the Note series has also historically featured some unique features, such as the Edge Display.

The most exciting feature for fans of the Note series appears to be the integration of the S Pen stylus. The Note 9 introduced a new version of the stylus with an assignable button and the ability to use it as a remote control. Samsung has continued to refine this technology in subsequent models, including the upcoming Note 10.

A recent trademark filing by Samsung suggests that the company is working on a new version of its desktop experience platform, Dex. This would allow users to wirelessly connect their phones to a computer and use them as a desktop interface. While no details are available at present, this development could potentially bring a new level of functionality to the Note series.

Google Takes the Pixel 4 for a Test Drive

In a rare sighting, Google has published images of the Pixel 4 in public, albeit in a case that allows the camera cuts to be seen. The photos also showcase the device's distinctive cutouts, which are unmistakably part of the Pixel 4 design.

Furthermore, Google has announced its revamped social network, Shoelace. This new platform is designed to connect people through in-person activities and was built by Area 120, a Google workshop for experimental products. At present, the service is limited to users in New York City but plans are in place to expand nationwide.

Shoelace represents an exciting development in social media as it aims to foster community around shared experiences rather than digital interactions. The platform's design is sleek and clean, with an easy-to-use interface that allows users to make calls directly from the app.

Google has also been teasing its new Pixel 4 features, including the integration of Project Soli, a technology developed by Google that uses radar sensors to recognize gestures. Devindra Krishnan notes that this technology holds great promise for enhancing user experience and could potentially enable more intuitive AR interactions.

Krishnan is excited about the prospect of seeing this technology in everyday use and believes it has far-reaching implications for mobile devices going forward. He also expresses hope for a future where an "under-display" radar system becomes a reality, which would have a profound impact on the way we interact with our phones.

Project Soli holds significant potential to revolutionize mobile interaction. By incorporating this technology into devices, manufacturers could create more immersive and engaging experiences that blur the line between physical and digital interactions.

Google Voice Revamped for the Modern Era

In another development, Google has announced a revamped version of its popular voice service, Google Voice. The new platform boasts a cleaner design and improved functionality, including easy access to making calls directly from within the app.

The changes represent a significant update for users who rely on Google Voice as their primary means of communication. By streamlining the interface and adding useful features like call screening and caller ID, Google has made it easier than ever to stay connected with friends and family.

Google's latest updates demonstrate the company's ongoing commitment to improving its services and enhancing the user experience. As mobile technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace, Google is well-positioned to lead the way in innovative features and design that make life easier for users worldwide.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwelcome to alphabet city I'm your guide Aya's Akhtar and you or the pizza lovin audience another day another note 10-story the fine folks at Android police found pictures of the Galaxy Note 10.1 down a short while later let's take a look at those pictures they show the dimensions of the phone as well as the front and back of the note 10 plus the screen is not on but you can make out as camera sensor on the top of the phone it looks like the standard headphone jack got the heave-ho the right side of the phone seems to ditch all buttons the left side has a volume rocker and another button is it for fixed fee as a power as it both a rumor has popped up that says Samsung will kill the bixby button I don't know about that also win future and it Shawn Agarwal posted pictures of the no 10 they are supposedly official marketing images there's a black model like in the FCC images there's also one with a snazzy gradient color kind of like the Huawei P 30 pro but 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galaxy s 10 5g the note used to have some experimental features like the edge display now the S and the note lines share a lot of the same design the note was just a boxier the note 10 seems to have only one front-facing camera the s 10 + and s 10 5 G have two so what sets apart the note from the S here's the S Pen the note 9 updated the stylus with an assignable button and the ability to use the S Pen as a remote there is the potential for a new version of Dex Samsung's desktop experience Samsung registered trademark for Dex live this could be a wireless way to use the note as a desktop computer now as much as I've enjoyed using a note as my daily driver I'm really curious about its future a foldable note seems logical to me if you like drawing or sketching using the s-pen a larger screen seems like a natural fit I think at another time the Galaxy fold would have been the note fold similar to the note edge but this is now Samsung experiments on devices that are not the S or the note features graduate up to them now on to Uptown updates for some rapid-fire news google has a new social network called shoelace it's designed to connect people through in-person activities it was built by area 120 a Google workshop for experimental products right now it's limited to New York City but the goal is to go nationwide 9 to 5 Google has a picture of the pixel 4 in public it is in the case but you can see the cutouts that give the phone away and here's a weird one Google revamped Google Voice another News Google Voice is not dead the new version has a cleaner look and easy access to making calls using an on-screen keypad on to command Cove this is the part of the show we shine a spotlight at the most amazing audience in the world you find folks last time we talked about the pixel for Excel and in potentially using Google's solely radar technology to recognize gestures Ren says now it can use my phone and eat Cheetos at the same time with project soli deviled ham says not hyper pixel for very hype about project so lee's baharat says i would love to see the radar thing in day-to-day usage and right now my mind is being exploded by the possibilities it could help interacting with AR better and i also want to see a whole under display radar that in all sorts of possibilities can change the mobile experience a lot thanks to everyone for writing in if you've enjoyed your stay and alphabets please like and subscribe I'm ayahs Akhtar and let's split a pizza it's here it's warm come on overwelcome to alphabet city I'm your guide Aya's Akhtar and you or the pizza lovin audience another day another note 10-story the fine folks at Android police found pictures of the Galaxy Note 10.1 down a short while later let's take a look at those pictures they show the dimensions of the phone as well as the front and back of the note 10 plus the screen is not on but you can make out as camera sensor on the top of the phone it looks like the standard headphone jack got the heave-ho the right side of the phone seems to ditch all buttons the left side has a volume rocker and another button is it for fixed fee as a power as it both a rumor has popped up that says Samsung will kill the bixby button I don't know about that also win future and it Shawn Agarwal posted pictures of the no 10 they are supposedly official marketing images there's a black model like in the FCC images there's also one with a snazzy gradient color kind of like the Huawei P 30 pro but in future also says the no 10 will start at 999 euros with 256 gigabytes of storage Sam Mobile says the no 10 5g will come with up to one terabyte of internal storage and up to 12 gigs of RAM for the note 10 plus when future says it would start at 1100 49 euros Yonhap news agency says the note 10 will be available on August 23rd in South Korea with pre-orders starting on August 9th the report also says the models for South Korea will be 5g only 4G and 5g models will be available worldwide Yonhap has the pricing as 1.2 million won for the smaller one and 1.4 million won for the bigger model that translates to around 903 euros and 1054 euros respectively that doesn't line up exactly with one future but I think it's safe to say the note 10 will be pricy you know the note isn't a really weird slot these days it used to be the biggest screen samsung phone the note 10 could have a six point three inch screen the 10 plus would have a six point seven inch screen which is the same size as the galaxy s 10 5g the note used to have some experimental features like the edge display now the S and the note lines share a lot of the same design the note was just a boxier the note 10 seems to have only one front-facing camera the s 10 + and s 10 5 G have two so what sets apart the note from the S here's the S Pen the note 9 updated the stylus with an assignable button and the ability to use the S Pen as a remote there is the potential for a new version of Dex Samsung's desktop experience Samsung registered trademark for Dex live this could be a wireless way to use the note as a desktop computer now as much as I've enjoyed using a note as my daily driver I'm really curious about its future a foldable note seems logical to me if you like drawing or sketching using the s-pen a larger screen seems like a natural fit I think at another time the Galaxy fold would have been the note fold similar to the note edge but this is now Samsung experiments on devices that are not the S or the note features graduate up to them now on to Uptown updates for some rapid-fire news google has a new social network called shoelace it's designed to connect people through in-person activities it was built by area 120 a Google workshop for experimental products right now it's limited to New York City but the goal is to go nationwide 9 to 5 Google has a picture of the pixel 4 in public it is in the case but you can see the cutouts that give the phone away and here's a weird one Google revamped Google Voice another News Google Voice is not dead the new version has a cleaner look and easy access to making calls using an on-screen keypad on to command Cove this is the part of the show we shine a spotlight at the most amazing audience in the world you find folks last time we talked about the pixel for Excel and in potentially using Google's solely radar technology to recognize gestures Ren says now it can use my phone and eat Cheetos at the same time with project soli deviled ham says not hyper pixel for very hype about project so lee's baharat says i would love to see the radar thing in day-to-day usage and right now my mind is being exploded by the possibilities it could help interacting with AR better and i also want to see a whole under display radar that in all sorts of possibilities can change the mobile experience a lot thanks to everyone for writing in if you've enjoyed your stay and alphabets please like and subscribe I'm ayahs Akhtar and let's split a pizza it's here it's warm come on 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