Galaxy Note 9 Android Pie beta teases the Galaxy S10 design you’ve been waiting for

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as declared in Samsung's Galaxy S10 phone going to be something else, that must be good news to all the fans that didn't appreciate the bland Galaxy S9 and Note 9 phones that were launched earlier this year. #GalaxyS10 pic.twitter.com/0IxPwZbaDh — Ice universe (@UniverseIce) November 5, 2018That's an exciting placeholder image Samsung chose for which particular tutorial because no Samsung phone looks like that. That's the kind of monitor that's rumored to come to the Galaxy S10 next year, according to other reports. — Ice universe (@UniverseIce) November 2, 2018As for the Galaxy Note 9, it'll be a When until it receives its Pie update. The Galaxy S9 phones ought be the first to get the update at some point early next year.


Here's another look at Samsung's take on Android 9 Pie from Galaxy S9+ beta

Last month we got our first peek at what Samsung has planned for Android 9 Pie thanks to a gallery of leaked screenshots. Here's what Samsung Android Pie looks like on a leaked Galaxy S9+ beta build. The best gifts for Android usersCourtesy of an Android Police reader, there are a whole lot of new screenbullets floating around that display off what Samsung's take on Android 9 Pie looks like. Unlike the early look last month, this appears to be a much later build that's nearly availiable for Samsung's official beta rollout. The Samsung Android Pie update doesn't seem to completely revamp the system, but it does have a pretty clean look that is vastly improved from what we saw a few weeks ago.

Here's another look at Samsung's take on Android 9 Pie from Galaxy S9+ beta




Android 9 Pie screens from Galaxy S9+ beta

according to It's a little behind some other OEMs, but Samsung's Android 9 Pie beta is coming and we've alavailiable had a glimpse of what it going to look like. We've received new screens from an anonymoAmerica consumer who's been able to download the beta build (G965USQU3ZRJ7) on a Samsung Galaxy S9+ a little early, extremely we now have an even clearer picture of the upcoming Samsung Experience 10. The home monitor and navigation buttons remain unchanged, and the quick settings panel has been refined and now features larger, bolder type. Switching between apps via the Overview monitor (below left) is extremely similar to the Android 9 Pie default we see on Pixel devices, by smaller app previews than in the last leak. It can't be also long before this starts rolling out to users that have signed up to beta analisis by their Galaxy S9/S9+.





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