Flexible solution
Engineers believe that the Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature will solve the problem of delivering a successful flexible smartphone. This is something that Samsung has vowed to deliver in the foreseeable future, with both the Galaxy Note 9 and prototype Galaxy X being linked with this functionality.It would also be a useful feature for smartphone gaming, with the first display used for gameplay, and the second screen providing gaming controls. This has already been used in the hugely successful Nintendo 3DS series, but could now be reborn in the Android phone range as well.
Patent filing
Patents filed by Samsung also described the utilization of a stylus in this new dual-screen feature, which would obviously link the functionality with the Galaxy Note series. This would mean that the Galaxy Note 9 became particularly useful for graphic artists, who often draw on stylus-enabled tablets that are not actually screen displays.Reports on the Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature suggest that it will also deliver its own camera and speaker, enabling other uses of the technology. There is still debate over whether this will indeed appear in the Galaxy Note 9, or whether the separate Galaxy X will be the sole proprietor of the dual screen approach.
Smartphone zeitgeist
This wraparound screen would very much fit into the smartphone zeitgeist, though. Apple just released its first ever wraparound display device with the iPhone X, and this is proving to be hugely successful for the Californian corporation. The commercial performance of the iPhone X has been outstanding, while its commercial reception has also been excellent.And a recent patent published by the USPTO depicts a Samsung the concept that is most notable for its double-sided display. This unique Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature wraps around the entirety of the edge of the handset, delivering an entirely new design for the hugely popular phablet series.
However, despite these sketches, the feature may not appear in a Samsung Mobile for quite some time. It is notable that the patents are rather basic in nature, revealing very little about the actual design of the feature.
Samsung statements
But with Samsung having explicitly stated its intention to deliver some sort of foldable technology in 2018, it is certainly worth paying heed to this latest leak. Indeed, it is absolutely no secret that Samsung has been working diligently on a smartphone with a flexible display over the last couple of years.Ever since Samsung demonstrated an early version of the foldable screen at a trade show, fans of the Android operating system have been eagerly awaiting a flexible smartphone from the Korean company.
And it is notable that other manufacturers are also working on flexible screen technology, from Samsung’s great rival Apple. HTC and Google have also been particularly linked with the functionality, which can be considered doubly credible considering the ties between the two corporations following the $1.1 billion purchase of the HTC smartphone division by the mega-corporation.
Previous patents
However, those hoping for this Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature to come to fruition should be cautious. Not only did Samsung apply for patents on an extremely regular basis, but it has also specifically patented a variety of foldable technology previously. Yet none of this is actually arrived on the market, indicating that we may yet be disappointed with regard to the foldable feature appearing in 2018.The Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature patent published by the USPTO has already been submitted in Korea for several years at this point, though, which does provide a hint that Samsung is ready to release this new technology overseas. It could be considered an evolution of the existing Edge system, which would perhaps even point to this being released in the Galaxy S9.
However, it seems far too early for this unique innovation to appear in the flagship, considering that this major smartphone will emerge in February at the latest. But the Galaxy S10 could be the first Galaxy S unit to feature a foldable screen, which would certainly make the 2019 release of the Samsung flagship well worth waiting for.
4K expected
The dual screen will be just one Galaxy Note 9 feature that will capture headlines in 2018, with a 4K resolution display also strongly expected. If the dual-screen will be the most innovative feature included in the Samsung device range next year, the 4K resolution screen will be the longest awaited, after Samsung products were continually linked with this increasingly mainstream resolution for several years.Samsung enjoyed a relatively successful 2017, with both the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 selling particularly well for the consumer electronics giant. This represented a massive turnaround in the fortunes of Samsung, after the disastrous Galaxy Note 7 dominated the annus horribilis that was 2016.
Market share threat
However, despite the good news, Samsung’s overall market share and profits will all slump massively in 2018 according to Strategy Analytics. Despite the innovative Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature, rivalry in the affordable Android marketplace from the likes of Oppo, Xiaomi, and Huawei will trouble the Korean corporation, while Apple’s iPhone X will continue to clean up in the premium niche.It seems that Samsung will need more than the Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature in order to maintain its market share next year. Value for money will become increasingly important, and Samsung may have to review the pricing policy of its phablet following the $949 price tag of the Galaxy Note 8.
A major Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature could dominate the phablet according to the latest reports. This sort of flexible display has been linked with mainstream smartphone products previously, but it seems that it could now finally come to fruition with the phablet from the Korean corporation.
Flexible solution
Engineers believe that the Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature will solve the problem of delivering a successful flexible smartphone. This is something that Samsung has vowed to deliver in the foreseeable future, with both the Galaxy Note 9 and prototype Galaxy X being linked with this functionality.It would also be a useful feature for smartphone gaming, with the first display used for gameplay, and the second screen providing gaming controls. This has already been used in the hugely successful Nintendo 3DS series, but could now be reborn in the Android phone range as well.
Patent filing
Patents filed by Samsung also described the utilization of a stylus in this new dual-screen feature, which would obviously link the functionality with the Galaxy Note series. This would mean that the Galaxy Note 9 became particularly useful for graphic artists, who often draw on stylus-enabled tablets that are not actually screen displays.Reports on the Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature suggest that it will also deliver its own camera and speaker, enabling other uses of the technology. There is still debate over whether this will indeed appear in the Galaxy Note 9, or whether the separate Galaxy X will be the sole proprietor of the dual screen approach.
Smartphone zeitgeist
This wraparound screen would very much fit into the smartphone zeitgeist, though. Apple just released its first ever wraparound display device with the iPhone X, and this is proving to be hugely successful for the Californian corporation. The commercial performance of the iPhone X has been outstanding, while its commercial reception has also been excellent.And a recent patent published by the USPTO depicts a Samsung the concept that is most notable for its double-sided display. This unique Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature wraps around the entirety of the edge of the handset, delivering an entirely new design for the hugely popular phablet series.
However, despite these sketches, the feature may not appear in a Samsung Mobile for quite some time. It is notable that the patents are rather basic in nature, revealing very little about the actual design of the feature.
Samsung statements
But with Samsung having explicitly stated its intention to deliver some sort of foldable technology in 2018, it is certainly worth paying heed to this latest leak. Indeed, it is absolutely no secret that Samsung has been working diligently on a smartphone with a flexible display over the last couple of years.Ever since Samsung demonstrated an early version of the foldable screen at a trade show, fans of the Android operating system have been eagerly awaiting a flexible smartphone from the Korean company.
And it is notable that other manufacturers are also working on flexible screen technology, from Samsung’s great rival Apple. HTC and Google have also been particularly linked with the functionality, which can be considered doubly credible considering the ties between the two corporations following the $1.1 billion purchase of the HTC smartphone division by the mega-corporation.
Previous patents
However, those hoping for this Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature to come to fruition should be cautious. Not only did Samsung apply for patents on an extremely regular basis, but it has also specifically patented a variety of foldable technology previously. Yet none of this is actually arrived on the market, indicating that we may yet be disappointed with regard to the foldable feature appearing in 2018.The Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature patent published by the USPTO has already been submitted in Korea for several years at this point, though, which does provide a hint that Samsung is ready to release this new technology overseas. It could be considered an evolution of the existing Edge system, which would perhaps even point to this being released in the Galaxy S9.
However, it seems far too early for this unique innovation to appear in the flagship, considering that this major smartphone will emerge in February at the latest. But the Galaxy S10 could be the first Galaxy S unit to feature a foldable screen, which would certainly make the 2019 release of the Samsung flagship well worth waiting for.
4K expected
The dual screen will be just one Galaxy Note 9 feature that will capture headlines in 2018, with a 4K resolution display also strongly expected. If the dual-screen will be the most innovative feature included in the Samsung device range next year, the 4K resolution screen will be the longest awaited, after Samsung products were continually linked with this increasingly mainstream resolution for several years.Samsung enjoyed a relatively successful 2017, with both the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 selling particularly well for the consumer electronics giant. This represented a massive turnaround in the fortunes of Samsung, after the disastrous Galaxy Note 7 dominated the annus horribilis that was 2016.
Market share threat
However, despite the good news, Samsung’s overall market share and profits will all slump massively in 2018 according to Strategy Analytics. Despite the innovative Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature, rivalry in the affordable Android marketplace from the likes of Oppo, Xiaomi, and Huawei will trouble the Korean corporation, while Apple’s iPhone X will continue to clean up in the premium niche.It seems that Samsung will need more than the Galaxy Note 9 dual screen feature in order to maintain its market share next year. Value for money will become increasingly important, and Samsung may have to review the pricing policy of its phablet following the $949 price tag of the Galaxy Note 8.
