Finally, Samsung has unveiled its most anticipated phablet, the Galaxy
Note 5, in the smartphone market. Compared to its predecessor, the
Galaxy Note 5 comes with a fantastic design, great performance, and
probably the best camera found in a smartphone right now.
In addition, Samsung has also added a bunch of awesome features to the
Galaxy Note 5 that makes it one of the best-looking and powerful
devices so far. Now let's take a look at the five coolest features of
Samsung's new flagship phablet.
Improved S-pen
Every new iteration of the Galaxy Note comes with an improved S Pen
and the Galaxy Note 5 is no exception. The S Pen on the Note 5 comes
with an auto-eject mechanism so you can simply push the advanced
stylus once and it will automatically pop out from the device.
Another cool feature is the ability to take notes on the screen
without unlocking the phone. Simply pull out the stylus and write
something on the black screen. The radial Air Command menu has also
been tweaked and improved, and users can sign documents and even
annotate PDF files directly. This handy feature saves time in
printing, signing and scanning documents altogether.
Fast Wireless Charging
When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note 5, it also revealed a fast
wireless charging pad that takes advantage of the smartphone. With the
new wireless charger, the Galaxy Note 5 can be charged from 0-100% in
less than 2 hours. This is faster than the S6 Edge, which takes three
hours to charge to full with a wireless charging.
Additionally, the phone also supports fast wired charging, which
allows it to be charged to 100 percent in only around 90 minutes.
YouTube Live Streaming Integration
One of the key new features on the Galaxy Note 5 is its ability to
directly stream live Full HD videos at 60fps on YouTube. The option is
built right into the camera app of the device, which allow you to
stream everything captured by your phone's camera straight to Google's
video-streaming service.
You'll will need to sign into your Google account to enable YouTube
live streaming. There's a 30-second delay between when you start
capturing video and when it appears on YouTube, giving you ample time
to use the Share button to notify all your followers that you're
nearly live.
Faster Memory
One of the biggest complaints that most Galaxy Note 4 users have with
the device, is the broken multi-tasking. Despite coming with 3GB RAM,
apps are frequently unloaded from memory on both handsets, which
almost makes multi-tasking impossible on them.
Thankfully, Samsung is fixing this issue by including more RAM on the
Galaxy Note 5. The phablet comes with 4GB of super fast and low power
LPDDR4 RAM, which should help in alleviating the poor RAM management
issue found on the Galaxy Note 4.
Samsung Pay
Samsung also launches its payment method called 'Samsung Pay' on
Galaxy Note 5. With this feature, the users do not need to carry the
wallet anymore. It allows contactless payments at a huge number of
existing payment terminals. Along with Near-Field Communication, or
NFC, it uses Magnetic Secure Transmission, or MST, which is the same
technology that nearly every credit card reader uses to process credit
cards.
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