Samsung held a colossal launch event in New York for its Samsung Galaxy Note 9 which has been christened having one of the best displays with high color accuracy. But do you know? Samsung has actually rolled out a new update for the yet-to-be-released Galaxy Note 9 in the retail market. Since many people in the media as well influencers actually have the smartphone ahead of its official retail release on August 24, the update is now available for them as well as for those who will be buying it on August 24.
The update with the version number N960FXXU1ARH5 brings controls to toggle between two Super Slow-mo modes on Galaxy Note 9 where the users can either shoot a 0.2s super slow-mo video at 960fps or he can go for a 0.4s video at 480fps in manual mode. The similar update has been rolled out for Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ as well along with Google’s August 2018 security patch. It means that as soon as a buyer purchases Note 9, he/she can proceed to the Software Updates and update to the version aforementioned which is quite cool.
The update also brings a feature that automatically detects the movements when to activate Super Slow-mo videos. The update also brings several bug fixes, general software stability features, and performance tweaks as well. Wait for August 24 when the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will be officially released in the retail market. It has two variants that are 128GB/6GB and 512GB/8GB where both are 1TB ready with the price tag of Rs. 67,900 ($973) and Rs. 84,900 ($1,216) [$1 = 69.80INR as on August 18] available on pre-orders at Samsung.
