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While the new Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has set the benchmark for smartphones, it\u2019s possible that the S Pen will change how many people use their devices.<\/p>\n
The original S Pen separated the Galaxy Notes from other smartphones. But it\u2019s now more than a highlight, but rather a state-of-art advantage.<\/p>\n
Justin Hume, Chief Marketing Officer for Samsung South Africa, says the S Pen has been upgraded in a big way and the difference is clear.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Bluetooth-enabled feature has taken it far beyond a note-taking or doodle-making extra. It\u2019s a remote control for a device that\u2019s more powerful. There’s a multitude of situations in which a remote control for your phone makes sense. You can trigger your camera, skip songs on your playlist or change your presentation slides.\u201d<\/p>\n
The S Pen also makes it\u2019s easier to control presentations.<\/p>\n
You can change slides effortlessly including double clicking away a picture that really shouldn\u2019t have been in your presentation in the first place \u2013 making it instantly disappear from the screen.<\/p>\n
The S Pen also charges effortlessly. Each time you slide the S Pen back into its dock on the phone, it recharges in under a minute. For added security, the S Pen will alert you the moment it detects that your phone is moving out of range.<\/p>\n
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The Galaxy Note with the S Pen is a game changing device and its going to take the competition a while to catch-up.<\/p>\n
Samsung says the S Pen may just be what you never knew you wanted.<\/p>\n
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