Samsung is all set to unveil its 2018 flagship handsets and successor to the massively popular Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ from last year, the Galaxy S9 and S9+. The company has already sent out invites confirming that the handsets will be unveiled on February 25, a day ahead of MWC 2018 in Barcelona, Spain.
In a surprising move, Samsung has started rolling out the official Android 9.0/One UI update for the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+. For now, the update is only rolling out to S9 owners in Germany but a wider rollout should be on the cards.
T-Mobile is no stranger to promotions, whether it’s for the network itself or for the devices it offers, the Un-carrier is all about the deals.
With Black Friday coming up, this is perhaps the best time to buy one of Samsung’s flagship handset from 2018 — the Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+, or the Galaxy Note 9. The company has heavily discounted its devices in the U.S. for Black Friday making them an absolute steal.
The One UI/Android 9.0 Pie beta program for the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ is set to go live any time now Initially, the beta program is only available in the United States, though Samsung is expected to expand it to other regions including India, France, the U.K., and Germany from later this month. Here’s how you can join the beta program to get the Android 9.0 Pie/One UI update on your Galaxy S9 right away.
Samsung’s Android 9.0 Pie beta program for the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ is now live in South Korea. While Samsung is yet to make any official announcement about the same, the update seems to be rolling out to South Korean S9 owners who registered for the beta program.
The Samsung Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+, and Galaxy Note 9 are arguably the best Android devices in the market right now. If you plan on picking any of these devices up this month ahead of Black Friday, you definitely cannot go wrong with them. Check out some of the best deals that you will find for these devices ahead of Black Friday.
At its developer conference in San Francisco where Samsung unveiled its first foldable smartphone and One UI, the company also confirmed that it will release the Pie update for the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy Note 9 in January 2019. The company will also launch an open beta program for Pie for the Galaxy S9 later this month.
The festive season in India is about to start Amazon is kicking it off with its Great Indian Festival sales. The sales run through October 10th-15th, with Prime members getting access to deals a day earlier along with additional discounts on some products.
With Google officially releasing Android 9.0 Pie to AOSP and its Pixel devices last month, Android OEMs have also started working on bringing the update to their devices. Samsung, known for its notoriously slow update times, has also started working on bringing the Pie update to its current flagship handset, the Galaxy S9.
Samsung is all set to unveil the Galaxy Note 9 later today. Among other things, Samsung will likely announce that Fortnite is going to exclusively come pre-loaded on the Note 9 for a short period of time. Now, a video has surfaced online which gives us a look at the gameplay of Fortnite for Android.