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Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ could feature Intelligent Scan, 3D stickers, and Tag shot camera mode
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Looks like this is the weekend of Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ leaks. We already know what the Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ look like, their specs, and other details, before they’re officially unveiled on February 25 at Mobile World Conference in Barcelona. Thanks to SamCentral, however, we’re also learning about possible included features, including Intelligent Scan, 3D stickers, and a new camera mode called Tag Shot.
The information comes in the form of an APK teardown of the most recent Settings app from the latest Android Oreo beta for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. The teardown includes a bunch of strings detailing the aforementioned features. They could arrive as an update for the S8, S8+, and Note8, but are also likely to be included out of the box for new Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ owners.
Intelligent Scan
The strings reveal that Intelligent Scan “combines face and iris scanning to improve accuracy and security even in low or very bright light.” The above video will likely be included as an explainer when you’re setting up the feature.
Intelligent Scan isn’t meant to replace anything — face scanning and iris scanning will still be available as separate options. There are multiple strings that note face unlock, iris unlock, and Intelligent Scan can’t be used at the same time, and that disabling one also disables the other two.
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Intelligent Scan looks to be a replacement for entering a password, inputting a PIN, or drawing a pattern, though you will still be required to set up at least one of those as a more reliable alternative.
The feature would be able to unlock your phone as soon as the screen turns on, without requiring you to swipe first.
The strings also suggest that you will be able to use Intelligent Scan not just to unlock your phone, but also to verify your identity in apps and sign into websites. Interestingly, none of the strings mentions a fingerprint reader.
3D stickers and Tag shot
Depth-sensing editing will apparently let you add stickers or images to pictures that were taken with dual cameras and then adjust the depth of the stickers or images. Tag shot lets you take pictures and tag them with the current location and weather information.
Tag shot seems neat, but Samsung includes an important warning:
This camera mode will attach, embed, and store geographical location data and weather information within each picture that you take. Use caution when you send, share, distribute, transmit, or copy these pictures, since they contain information about where the picture was taken.
Other strings mention features called Smart Stay and Smart Rotation. The former already exists in the Galaxy S8, S8+, and Note 8, keeping the screen on while you’re looking at it by using the front camera to detect your face, while the latter was available in older Galaxy S models and hasn’t been seen since. The string suggests it could make a comeback, or at least that Samsung is testing its viability.
You can check out the strings yourself here and here. Keep in mind that none of these features are final until Samsung announces them.
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Best free 3D scanning apps for smartphones in 2022 (iOS/Android)
3D scanning apps (a.k.a. 3D scanner apps) are a fun way to learn about 3D scanning. In this article, we cover the best 3D scanning apps in 2022 and explain how they work.
Last update April 28, 2022
We removed apps that don't exist anymore and added KIRI Engine, a new app that we recently had the opportunity to review.
Table of contents
What is a 3D scanner app?
The 5 best 3D scanning apps for smartphones (free)
Photogrammetry 3D scanning technology
3D scanning using a smartphone (iOS or Android)
KIRI Engine
Qlone
Scandy Pro
Canvas
itSeez3D
3DF Zephyr
3DSizeME
Bevel
Trnio
iPhone 3D scanning apps
Differences between 3D photo and 3D scanning apps
3D Creator by Sony
123D Catch
Trimensional
Seene
Pixelio
3Dignite Scanner
EORA 3D
Conclusion
FAQ
What is a 3D scanner app?
A 3D scanner app or 3D scanning app can turn almost any smartphone into a pocket-sized 3D scanner. Most of these apps are based on photogrammetry, a 3D scanning technology that creates 3D models out of 2D photos.
You take pictures of an object from different angles and then the app’s algorithms “stitch” the images together.
With a 3D scanning app, you can 3D scan objects and rooms, and even people (3D body scanning). You can use a 3D scanner app to create 3D objects for augmented reality. It’s also possible to create 3D models for 3D printing.
Here is a scan we did with a 3D scanning application (KIRI Engine):
Of course, 3D scanner apps for smartphones are less accurate than actual 3D scanners. However, they are a great, affordable way to learn more about 3D scanning without investing in complex hardware.
In this article, we provide a comprehensive list of the best 3D scanner apps for iPhone and Android smartphones.
The 5 best 3D scanning apps for smartphones (free)
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How do 3D scanning apps work?
Photogrammetry 3D scanning technology
By definition, photogrammetry is “the science of making measurements from photographs”.
Put simply, you take photos of a 3D object, and then the software stitches the pictures together. With this technology, the final 3D scan features color and texture.
3D scanning using a smartphone (iOS or Android)
You need to take several pictures of the object from different angles (usually 360° around the object) with your phone. 3D scanning apps generally provide you with tips and guidance to help you properly take the pictures.
The app then processes these pictures and aligns them together to form a 3D model. The 3D model is then available for export or editing using additional 3D software. In some cases, users may also print their 3D models with a 3D printer.
3D scanner apps overview (iOS and Android)
In this section, we give some more context and information about each 3D scanning app from our selection.
KIRI Engine is a free 3D scanning app for Android and iOS smartphones.
All the processing happens on KIRI’s servers, not your phone, so the only thing you need is a recent smartphone with a decent camera.
The free version of KIRI Engine has a 70-photo limit, which is enough for most simple scans. It’s excellent for makers, students, and anyone who wants to try 3D scanning or do the occasional scan (for small or simple objects).
Read our in-depth KIRI Engine review article for more information about this app.
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To use Qlone, you need to print a special black and white paper mat. The mat looks like a QR code and is used by the app as a marker.
Qlone offers a useful guiding system. A grey dome surrounds the object you’re scanning and lets you know which angle you need to capture next. The app generates the results locally (without going through a cloud platform) and almost in real time.
Users can easily share 3D scans via social media apps such as Facebook and WhatsApp.
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Scandy Pro for iOS is a free 3D scanning app that turns your iPhone into a full-color 3D scanner.
Within the app, you can edit your scans with various tools. This app is available for iPhone X/XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR.
The 3D scans are easy to export in PLY, OBJ, and STL formats. You can also upload them directly to Sketchfab. In the free version, you get a free mesh save every week. If you need to save more scans, you can purchase single saves or get a subscription for unlimited saves. The Scandy Pro app is free and receives frequent updates.
Scandy developers also offer their Cappy app, which allows you to capture small 3D scans for augmented reality. You can’t export the scans though!
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This free 3D scanner app is ideal for professionals such as designers, architects, real estate agents, and more.
Canvas is easy to use– you only need to walk around the room while holding up your iPad. The app creates your 3D model in real time, and provides exact floor-plan measurements.
Canvas allows you to save your scans on your iPad or e-mail them to friends or colleagues.
This 3D scanning app also offers a Scan To CAD service for $29.95 per scan.
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This 3D scanner app offers quality 3D scans by processing the photos on its cloud platform. itSeez3D is able to capture people in 3D, a process known as 3D body scanning.
itSeez3D offers unlimited scanning, but exports cost $7 each. The two paid versions of itSeez3D offer a limited amount of free exports and other benefits. The “Scale Up” package at $250/month lets you export up to 1,200 models per year.
This application requires an Occipital Structure Sensor to operate.
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3D scanning with a smartphone: special mentions
3DF Zephyr, a 3D scanning software for PC, enables you to create 3D scans from your smartphone pics. You can then export the 3D scans in common 3D file formats.
3DSizeME is a 3D body scanning app developed by TechMed3D, a Canadian company.
This free 3D scanning app works with a Structure Sensor and targets medical clinics and professionals. The 3DSizeME app provides precise body measurements.
TechMed3D can customize the app to specific professional needs and use cases.
Bevel launched on Kickstarter on July 28th, 2015 and was successfully funded only two weeks later. Bevel, a small dongle-like device, officially started shipping in April 2017 after almost 2 years of development. The app hasn’t received any updates since late 2017 but is still available.
Trnio, developed in 2013, is one of the first 3D scanning apps to be released. This app used to be free but is now priced at $4.99. It is only available for iOS.
iPhone 3D scanning apps
The iPhone TrueDepth sensor has made it possible to develop a variety of selfie 3D scanning apps. Some interesting iPhone 3D scanning apps include:
- Bellus3D: the app itself is free, but you need to pay in order to export your scans.
For three days of unlimited 3D scan exports, the price is $7.99. For more accurate 3D scans, users may opt for the Bellus3D Face Camera add-on (see on Amazon). - Heges: like Bellus3D, the app is free to download. However, the in-app option to export 3D scans costs $2.99.
- 3D Scanner Pro: this iPhone 3D scanning app by Laan Labs targets professional use cases (real estate, architecture, etc.).
What is 3D photo or spatial photography?
Spatial photography is a hybrid between capturing a video and taking photographs. 3D photos combine the perspective of a panoramic photo and the 3D features of a video.
Differences between 3D photo and 3D scanning apps
3D photos are similar to 3D scans, at least in the way they are seen, but they are still both different:
- 3D photos can only be stored and accessed through a specific viewing app
- Spatial photography photos can’t be 3D printed
- 3D scans can be edited
- You can’t export 3D photos to external software such as Sketchfab
Discontinued 3D scanner apps
A number of 3D scan apps have come and gone.
We list them here so you know what’s been going on!
3D Creator by Sony
The “3D Creator” 3D scanning app by Sony is no longer available on the Play Store. It seems to have been discontinued for a while.
123D Catch
123D Catch, which was once the most famous 3D scanning mobile app, was discontinued in April 2017. 123D Catch was compatible with iOS, Android, and Windows smartphones.
Trimensional
Although Trimensional is still available on the App Store, it hasn’t been updated since late 2014.
Seene
Seene is a 3D scanning app for smartphones that has been acquired by Snapchat.
Pixelio
PIXELIO is a portable turntable that uses 123D catch, a 3D scanning app that was discontinued in April 2017. The creators of PIXELIO have yet to deliver on their promise.
3Dignite Scanner
This app was supposed to let you export 3D scans to the VR world (and to Minecraft).
However, the company seems to be inactive since 2017.
EORA 3D
EORA 3D is an Australian Kickstarter project that launched in October 2015. Their website has disappeared and they are no longer providing support for their product.
Conclusion
In this article, we provide a comprehensive overview of 3D scanning apps for smartphones. The market is still too small to create a ranking or leave out certain 3D scanning apps.
These apps and their accessories are able to create decent 3D models. However, they don’t offer the high quality that actual 3D scanners do. 3D scanning apps are a great solution for beginners, hobbyists and even professionals that don’t require much precision.
FAQ
Can 3D printers scan objects?
3D printers can scan objects if they are in a 2-in-1 printer scanner combo. Very few of these machines exist.
How do 3D scanners work?
3D scanners capture 3D data of a given space or object. To do so, the scanner can use a laser, structured light, a photo camera, or a touch probe.
What is the best 3D laser scanner?
The best 3D laser scanner is the one that best fits your needs.
Is there an app to create 3D models?
There are various apps available to create 3D models, as seen in this article. You can create a model by 3D scanning an object with your phone. You can also find thousands of pre-made models on STL file websites.
The nine most impressive Galaxy S9 features
The Galaxy S9 and S9+ are equipped with powerful tools that bring new insights into how users capture special moments, express themselves and enjoy immersive entertainment. Both devices are designed to improve the lives of users and reimagine how we communicate, share information and explore the world around us.
1. Sleek design
Both the 5.8-inch Galaxy S9 and the 6.2-inch S9+ have upgraded Infinity Display screens. They make the design of Samsung flagships even more striking and recognizable.
Smartphones include upgraded Super AMOLED screens with thicker Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protective glass, which gives the frame and the screen itself deeper blacks. This solution hides the IRIS (interferometric reflectivity sensor) and provides a sleeker, minimalist aesthetic. Both devices feature a sleek, modern design and are available in four colors: Diamond Black, Titanium Grey, Coral Blue and the all-new Ultra Violet.
2. Super slow motion mode
The Galaxy S9's Super Slow-mo feature was designed to enable users to capture everyday life in stunning detail, enjoying every moment and making the videos truly epic.
Super Slow-mo increases the shooting speed to 960 frames per second. The camera is capable of recording video that is four times slower than any other mobile slow motion technology. Once you've shot your clip in Super Slow-mo, you can create a GIF from it, add your favorite tune to the video, use it as wallpaper for your home screen or lock screen.
3. Camera that mimics the human eye
Combining both F2.4 and F1.5 aperture lenses (the brightest lens currently available on smartphones), the advanced Dual Aperture camera adapts to its surroundings so users can capture stunning images in any lighting condition.
Just like the human eye, the camera automatically adjusts to light conditions, allowing only the right amount of light to reach the lens. So whether users are enjoying a sunny day at the beach or a birthday party with friends, they can be sure that their photos will be clear and bright.
4. Self-expression with AR Emoji
The new AR Emoji feature in the Galaxy S9 allows users to create their own realistic or cartoony emulations using facial recognition technology. One by one, the device analyzes your 2D image, building a map of more than a hundred different elements. The software then uses the images to create a 3D model and an avatar that looks just like you and can mimic your facial expressions.
AR Emoji are fully customizable and can be easily shared with friends and used as wallpaper for your home screen or lock screen.
5. Instant understanding of your surroundings
The Samsung Bixby intelligent platform is deeply integrated into the Galaxy S9 camera. It uses augmented reality and deep learning technologies to provide users with a wide range of useful real-time information about the world around them.
When a user points the camera at an object, Bixby recognizes what they are looking at and instantly presents information associated with that object on top of the image. This means that, for example, a user on a business trip abroad can use the Live Translation feature in Bixby text mode to instantly, in real time, translate menus or characters in a foreign language, or even pay in foreign currency.
6. Incredible Dual Camera Photos
The Galaxy S9+'s best-in-class dual camera setup includes two 12-megapixel modules - an F1.5 wide-angle lens with a Super Speed Dual Pixel image sensor and an F2.4 aperture telephoto lens. In addition, the camera is equipped with a system of dual optical image stabilization (OIS) - it helps to take clear and bright photos, even if the smartphone shakes in the hands during shooting.
The camera's Live Focus and Background Blur features offer users a more creative way to work on their photos. The former allows you to adjust the depth of field at any point in the photo shoot, while the latter allows users to play with the focus of the background by applying shapes such as hearts, stars, and more.
7. Stereo speakers for superior sound
Since smartphones are often our entertainment platform, Samsung complements the Galaxy S9's impressive infinity screen with an equally immersive sound system.
To help users immerse themselves in content, Samsung has placed powerful AKG enhanced stereo speakers at the bottom of the device. They deliver rich, balanced sound no matter the volume level. Galaxy S9also supports Dolby Atmos technology, which carefully analyzes key variables in content audio to accurately simulate 360-degree surround sound.
8. Advanced biometric authentication
The Samsung Galaxy S9's Smart Scan feature combines an IRIS scanner, face recognition, and smart technologies to create a seamless authentication solution. It provides users with secure access to their device in almost any environment.
In addition, the fingerprint reader, now conveniently located below the camera on the back of the device, supports the new Dedicated Fingerprint feature, which allows users to assign individual fingerprints for instant access to a secure folder.
9. Built for a mobile lifestyle
In addition to allowing users to enjoy a full-screen desktop experience with their mobile device, Samsung DeX software platform now allows users to transform their Galaxy S9 "endless" screeninto the touch keyboard and touchpad with the new DeX Pad.
Samsung Galaxy S: phone review
We have already talked about this many times: the new devices from Samsung are not just revolutionary, they are also an evolution of previous models. We tested the Galaxy S9+, which is considered one of the best Android smartphones right now, but will it be enough to compete with flagships from Sony, Huawei, OnePlus and more in the long run?
Pros
- best display in the world;
- excellent performance;
- double chamber;
- variable aperture main camera;
- quick charge;
- 6 GB RAM.
Cons
- battery life;
- iris scanner and face unlock.
Contents
- Design and build quality
- Samsung is second to none
- “Wow” on paper, “So-so” from us personally
- Samsung is very slow to show improvements
- Iris scanner and face unlock join forces
- Availability of an additional main camera
- Turn up the volume and start dancing
- High price, but Samsung is on your side
- Final verdict
Design and build quality
Aesthetically, the Galaxy S9+ doesn't differ much from its predecessor, and when viewed from the front it's almost impossible to tell it apart from the Galaxy S8+. As always, the devices feature two curved Gorilla Glass 5 glass panels around the edges, as well as a sturdy metal body.
At 158.1 mm tall, this smartphone is slightly shorter than last year's model. It is slightly wider and thicker at 73.
8mm and 8.5mm respectively (an increase of 0.4mm in both dimensions). The weight has also increased by 16 grams to 189 grams: with the device in hand, you will hardly notice it, but clearly notice how the shape of the metal structure has changed.
When you pick up the phone, you will notice that the metal frame around the case is less rounded and the transition from glass to aluminum looks smoother. Personally, we would have preferred the finish of the S8+. Galaxy S9+ shaped more like a square and very similar to the Note 8 phablet, so the S9+ looks like an odd combination of two premium devices that preceded it in 2017.
Moving on. The fingerprint scanner has been moved and is now located under the two rear cameras. This positioning is clearly better than last year's flagship model, but it's still strange: the scanner's seat is too low, and paired with a flat shape does not make it easier to use this scanner in a natural way.
The 2017 model tended to mess up the camera as the user often touched it with a finger instead of the scanner, and for the S9+ the same picture is observed, although to a slightly lesser extent. In our opinion, the speed of the fingerprint scanner still does not match the speed of this scanner on Huawei phones, and plus, it does not always recognize gestures the first time.
As before, the flagship from Samsung is perfectly protected from dust and water according to the IP68 class.
The cover helps distinguish the fingerprint scanner from the camera.Samsung is unmatched
This was reported by Display Mate after extensive testing of the display, and we can confirm that this is true. As you may already know, Samsung also makes OLED panels for the iPhone X and certainly won't let a smartphone from their biggest competitor outdo their own in this regard. S9+ (and its younger sibling S9) took the top spot from the iPhone X with its 6.2-inch Super AMOLED panel, 1440 x 2960 resolution, and HDR10 support.
Both the size and resolution and 18.5:9 format remain the same as last year, but the screen has improved in terms of brightness and in terms of correct color reproduction. The Home soft key remains unchanged, but is now sensitive to display pressure.
Access time, date, and notifications with Always on display."Wow" on paper, "So-so" from us personally
The flagship of the Korean manufacturer should have unsurpassed performance at the moment. The international version of the Galaxy S9+ is powered by Samsung's Exynos 9810 chipset, as well as an octa-core main processor (4x Moongoose M3 at 2.7GHz and 4x Cortex-A55 at 1.8GHz). Graphics are processed by the Mali-G72 MP18 processor. The US version includes a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset (4 Kyro 385 Gold cores at 2.7 GHz, 4 Kyro 385 Silver cores at 1.7 GHz, plus an Adreno 630 GPU).
Both versions have 6 GB of RAM (DDR4X) and 64 or 256 GB of internal memory. In the UK, the 256 GB variant has been replaced by a 128 GB version, which is significantly less expensive.
You can also expand the device's storage with a microSD card, up to 400GB if you donate the second SIM slot.
We have tested the version with the Samsung chipset, but we believe that the performance of the two models should be comparable.
In terms of everyday use, we can assure you that you will not feel any difference compared to the Galaxy S8 +, except for a few small points. What surprised us the most, however, was that we didn't overtly feel that the new generation of the Galaxy S+ lineup was a marked improvement over the past.
We especially noticed this with the device we had before the S9+, the Google Pixel 2 XL. In many simple day-to-day operations (such as scrolling through the social media timeline or switching between different open apps), the S9+ seemed less responsive than the American flagship, which has legacy hardware. We don't want to say that the S9+ has any obvious ambiguities or problems, but the Pixel 2 XL runs more smoothly under your fingers.
Samsung is very slow in making improvements
The Galaxy S9+ comes with Android 9.0 Pie and the latest February 2018 security update. At the time of the release of this smartphone, the situation was different, but Samsung has finally kept up with the times and is now equipping it with the latest software.
If you already own an S8+, the software differences will seem minimal.The software, as usual, was presented in the form of Samsung One UI, the latest version of the proprietary Samsung Experience interface. It seemed to us that not much "bloated" software has been reduced in recent years - only a few duplicate applications have survived compared to Google services. But compared to stock Android, the differences are clear.
In general, we can state that there have been improvements compared to previous models, and sometimes the extra touch that the manufacturer gives to its flagships just makes the difference between a boring and pleasant device.
Iris scanner and face unlock join forces
It is worth noting that the iris scanner and face unlock were already available on last year's flagships.
Starting with the Galaxy S9 and S9+, they can be used at the same time thanks to the smart scan feature.
The essence of this function is simple: the user's iris is scanned, and classic face recognition (not 3D, like the iPhone X) provides faster unlocking speed and increased reliability. This means that your smartphone will primarily rely on facial recognition if you can't scan your iris right away. An important nuance: you will not be able to use the face recognition function in the dark, and therefore you will have to rely on the iris scanner.
By the way, this is quite noticeable, since the unlocking speed decreases after sunset. You also need to position your smartphone more accurately in the dark so that the scanner can see your eyes.
Availability of an additional main camera
One of the main differences from the Galaxy S9 model is the presence of two rear sensors. Both cameras have a resolution of 12 megapixels and optical stabilization. The main camera is equipped with hybrid PDAF and laser autofocus, variable aperture from f/2.
4 to f/1.5 and supports Dual technology.
The secondary camera has a telescopic lens that zooms twice as far as the main camera. This is the same camera as in the Galaxy Note 8, which allows you to use the Live Focus mode: with the help of the software, it is possible to simulate a very good bokeh effect.
The S9+ has a second rear camera that the S9 doesn't have.As with the Galaxy S9, the main camera's Super Slow Motion mode is really impressive. From a technical point of view, the development of Sony was the basis for this, since only this manufacturer currently has the technology of DRAM buffer memory built into the photosensor. Galaxy S9+, thanks to this memory, can record up to 960 frames per second (but only in HD format).
The front camera and iris scanner are located on the top of the smartphone. The software is slightly different from Sony as it is able to detect motion in a scene and can enable SuperSloMo mode without user intervention. Thus, it will be more difficult to miss the exact moment to slow down.
In our experience, this mode is really interesting, but it needs great lighting and doesn't always capture the right moment.
The front camera has a resolution of 8 megapixels, f / 1.7 aperture and autofocus. You can use this camera to create a so-called Emoji AR augmented reality element, but we will discuss this later in the feature article.
Photos taken with a smartphone are of high quality, so much so that DxO Mark (a site specializing in testing photosensors) named the S9 + the best smartphone camera, one line above the Google Pixel 2.
For our part, we can say that the photos from the S9 + are not much better than those of the Pixel, and in some cases even slightly worse. The Google HDR+ algorithm and image processing with the available software is much more satisfying than the more complex but slower photography software for the S9+. In addition, the Google Pixel 3 is already on sale.
Turn up the volume and start dancing
As we learned from competent sources, the acquisition of Harman Kardon by the South Korean company was fruitful.
Not only does Samsung's flagship now have high-volume, high-quality stereo speakers, it also comes with the same AKG headphones that came with the Galaxy S8 and S8+ models.
In addition, the Galaxy S9+ is Dolby Atmos certified, plus features Bluetooth 5.0 for better connectivity with accessories (including headphones) and also allows you to connect two separately controlled speakers or Bluetooth headphones at the same time.
All you have to do is turn up the volume and start dancing!
High price, but Samsung is on your side
There is a lot of good news about price, availability and special offers from Samsung. Today, an unlocked version of the Galaxy S9+ with 64GB of storage is under $600. You have three colors to choose from (just like the S9): Midnight Black, Lilac Purple and Coral Blue.
Three different colors will be available for the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus. As an incentive to purchase a Galaxy S9+ or S9, Samsung is offering a trade-in program.
With this program, you can get a discount by donating your old smartphone and buying one of the Galaxy S9 models0006
On the other hand, Samsung is playing on the safe side and has released a device that is already appreciated by critics and users. This is a device that is sure to satisfy the needs of everyone from business customers to dedicated fans.
The official fabric case for S9+ is elegant and pleasant to the touch. TheGalaxy S9+ is beautiful and elegant, but it lacks the wow factor that came with the S8. The design does not have any zest, but the hero of our review remains a device that can compete and outperform the competition in many ways. Multimedia content is a pleasure thanks to the best display and excellent stereo speakers. Games work for four with a plus.
The 3300 mAh battery will keep the phone going all day, but that's not shocking as the results aren't much different from last year's model. Luckily, charging is very fast and wireless charging is still available.
