Galaxy Note 10 - BAD NEWS - Is the Headphone Jack Toast? By sakitech

Hey guys sock here from sake check it in today's video, we're going to be talking about the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and just very recently we have had some bad news regarding the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, and it might be actually true now. Let me give you a quick recap. So, just uh, yesterday, Android police reported two things about the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, that it's not going to have physical buttons for the power volume, big speed that you might see something like a raised bump or a texture along the edges, where the buttons normally are. In fact, if you look at the Samsung Galaxy S 10 II, you will see, does have volume buttons, but it doesn't exactly have a raised power button. It is, in fact, a texture button with a fingerprint sensor built into it. So it might look something like that.

If this was to happen, the other bad news was the headphone jack is going to be gone. Now, that is the bigger focus in everybody's minds. The lack of buttons actually would have been good news in my opinion, because it just gives the phone more of a futuristic look, but the lack of the headphone jack, the elimination of the headphone jack is going to be a problem for some people. My case, that is gonna I'm going to feel the loss, but it's not going to change. My perspective towards the Samsung smartphones.

Now remember all the major brands such as Apple Huawei Google they have done away with the headphone jacks Samson was, is the only one that's been keeping it so far. They might do away with it too. In regard to the first bad news about the buttons that has been countered by the leaker ice universe. So if you look at ice universe tweet, he says that the first version of the note 10, the first prototype- did not have physical buttons. It was very radical, but it did not pass Samsung's rigorous testing.

So the final version of the note 10 that we're going to see, is going to have physical buttons, just like the s10 as time, Plus and so on and so forth. And, of course, he does have an input regarding the headphone jack as well. Now, unfortunately, he was not able to counter that one. What he said was not as exact as the buttons, but he's saying. As for the headphone jack, it is not that optimistic.

So that might mean that the headphone jack is in fact gone. Now. This is not a confirmation, but he's saying it is not optimistic and from my experience with ice universe, he doesn't say things that usually do not come true. Ninety-Five percent of the time he is in fact correct in his leaks and if you do look at the Android police's article to which I'm going to drop a link down below, they also are saying that they can provide much stronger confirmation that the headphone jack is gone. So I want you guys to brace yourselves for impact.

If you are in the camp that cares about the 3.5 millimeter headphone jack, it might be gone regardless. The phone is gonna, be amazing, but that headphone jack might be gone. If we get counter news that this was incorrect, I'll give you guys an update, but there's one more little thing that ice universe are responded to one of the comments under that tweet somebody said still they tried, so we can hope for a future phone with our physical buttons and I should have said. We will see it in a few months, so there's going to be another Samsung phone, a surprise smartphone that is going to have no buttons on it. Okay, but the note tent is going to have it anyway, guys.

That's it drop your comments down below. Let me know what you think, and I will see you guys in the next video all right. So if you found this video useful make sure to subscribe, to sake, tech by clicking that button and also click that Bell icon on the side to make sure you get notified every time, I upload a new video and if you do use Twitter, Instagram or Facebook, you can follow me at socket F online to get the latest updates as well all right, hello, fantastical.

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Samsung Galaxy Note10

Samsung Galaxy Note10 Android smartphone. Announced Aug 2019. Features 6.3″ display, Exynos 9825 chipset, 3500 mAh battery, 256 GB storage, 8 GB RAM, Corning Gorilla Glass 6.

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