Post # 4
Samsung's new Galaxy Note 8 is the company's most powerful, fully-featured phone to date.
And it can do a lot of things the iPhone can't.
Here's a look at some Galaxy Note 8 features you won't find in the iPhone.
- Add extra storage with a memory card
The Galaxy Note 8 lets you add up to an extra 256GB. It comes with 64GB built in. The iPhone only has internal storage.
- You can use the included stylus to write and doodle on the screen.
There's a new feature in the Galaxy Note 8 called Live Message, which lets you store your doodles as animated GIFs and share them over text message, Facebook, Twitter, and just about any other app.
There are some third-party stylii that work with the iPhone, but they don't have all the features you find in Samsung's S Pen.
- The iris scanner lets you unlock the phone just by looking at it
It's secure, fast, and easy to use. You still have the option to unlock the Note 8 with a fingerprint or passcode, but the iris scanner is a lot easier. You can only use a passcode or your fingerprint with the iPhone.
- The Note 8 can charge wirelessly
The iPhone doesn't have wireless charging, but the upcoming iPhone 8 is rumored to include the feature.
- With Samsung's DeX dock, you can turn your Note 8 into a desktop computer
DeX connects to a standard keyboard, mouse, and monitor and runs a special desktop version of Android.
You can mirror your iPhone's screen to a monitor or television, but you can't connect it to a keyboard and mouse.
- Both rear camera lenses on the Note 8 have optical image stabilization
That means your photos are less likely to turn out blurry. Only one of the lenses on the iPhone 7 Plus has optical image stabilization.
- You can adjust the blur effect on portrait photos before or after you take the shot
The iPhone doesn't let you adjust the blur on portrait photos.
- The screen is so big, you can run two apps at once
You can also program pairs of apps that launch at the same time with one tap. Even the big-screen iPhone 7 Plus only lets you run one app at a time on the screen.
- According to The New York Times, the upcoming 10th-anniversary edition of the iPhone will be priced at about $999 (£779, though it'll most likely cost more in the UK)
- Samsung Galaxy Note 8 at T-Mobile's starting price is $930, while Verizon's is $960
Now choose for yourself, are you a brand conscious or more inclined towards features . . .
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