News & Reviews:   Samsung Galaxy Note 9

Previously, we have written articles about what makes the  Samsung Galaxy Note 9 an ideal device for businessmen and women, then our editor also tried using it as his only computer for a week which turned out quite well. This time, in this column, we will take a look at 5 reasons why the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is the ultimate entertainment device.

As we stay more and more connected thanks to technologies, some people would say it's best to keep your smartphone away when going on a road trip with your friends and family because it's a distraction. That's understandable, but I think that only applies to "makan" time and it's not like you're eating all the time right? And of all the smartphones, here are 5 legit reasons for you to bring the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 for travelling.

RM400 cash rebate? You read that right, Samsung Malaysia is organizing this limited time first-come-first-served campaign (ends on 28 October 2018) and it will be available all Samsung Authorized Dealers, except the Samsung Online Store, our local Telcos and inactive stores. The 400 cash rebate is eligible for both the Galaxy Note 9 128GB and 512GB model, which means you can get the phablet at just RM3299 only.

Camera-focused site DxOMark have come out with their review of the Apple iPhone XS Max, giving it a rating of 105 (a good 4 points lower than the 109 1st-place scoring Huawei P20 Pro). Granted, this is much higher than the 97 scored by the iPhone X, as they remark that the 6.5-inch display iPhone XS Max uses a larger 1.4µm pixels sensor with improved image processing, enabling zero shutter lag and real-time HDR preview.

So we have been getting a few inbox messages about the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, most particularly about the battery lifespan. Some new owners are complaining about the battery drainage, but there are others that aren't having any problems. Previously, we did grind it pretty hard with intense gaming but we decided to do another test again to see how does the battery fare in a day on average "daily driver" usage this time. So without further ado, here's our Samsung Galaxy Note 9's battery lifespan in a day.

The Samsung Galaxy Note series has traditionally been the performance workhorses of the Samsung Galaxy stable and while it pioneered big sized phablets, it is just as well known for its ability to do work on the go. The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is no different and this time around we tried it out for 1 week with the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 as my only computer.

When Xiaomi unveiled the Pocophone F1 in Indonesia, the South East Asian region lost their minds and so did we. Not only because of the insane price tag starting from RM1299, but it's also carrying flagship tier tech-specs that effectively makes it the real killer of all flagship killers. But then again, does it perform well in that price range? After using it for a month, it has both pros and cons so read below if you want to know more.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 not only takes great photos and offers brand-new S-Pen stylus functionality but it is also one of the most suitable smartphones for business users on the go. Find out the top reasons why business people prefer the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 in no specific order below.

From our previous post about the Samsung Galaxy Note9's camera capabilities, I guess everyone is not really surprised by the photo quality taken by the phablet. We are back again this time with another photo showcase in night photography. Our boy, Jim has taken the liberty of exploring the streets of Kuala Lumpur and if you like street photography, here are some of our tips on how to use the Galaxy Note 9 for night photography on the streets!

It's been a couple of weeks now since the Samsung Galaxy Note9 made its debut and we have been writing a lot of stuff about it. From battery to performance and even some cool tricks that we found out, but at the end of it all, these are just incremental updates and so begs the question - Is it worth upgrading the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 to the Samsung Galaxy Note 9?