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Users upgrading from a Galaxy Note 8 to a Galaxy Note 10 will see improvements in several key areas of the phone such as the processor and RAM, along with the battery going from a 3300 mAh to a 3500 mAh battery. Galaxy Note 10 users will still have a …

The Galaxy Note 9 had a dual 12MP camera system, and the Galaxy Note 10 went to a three-camera setup with a 12MP telephoto, 12MP wide-angle and a 16MP ultra-wide. Along with the updated rear-facing camera on the Note 10, Samsung also shifted the placement bringing the lens from the …

Upgrading from a Galaxy Note 10 to a Galaxy Note 20 5G is considered a year-over-year upgrade. The overall performance levels for day-to-day usage will be similar, however, the Note 20 5G does bring some new features. For example, the Note 20 5G S-Pen adds new Air Gestures and improves …

An upgrade from the Galaxy Note 10 to a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G would be a good path if you were looking for a modest performance boost and a bigger phone. The modest performance boost is due to this being a year-over-year upgrade, with the processor going from a …

Going from the Galaxy Note 10 to the Galaxy Note 20 LTE will result in a modest performance boost, but it will also bring several improvements to a key Galaxy Note feature, the S Pen. Samsung decreased the S Pen latency to 26ms, which came down from 42ms on the …

Upgrading to the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra LTE from the Galaxy Note 10 is a year-over-year upgrade, which means you experience a modest boost in performance, which comes due to the newer Snapdragon 865+ processor in the Note 20 lineup. However, this upgrade path takes you from the standard-sized Note …