The Samsung Galaxy S9 makes it one stride further. The most extreme screen resolution on the Samsung Galaxy S9 is 2,960×1,440 pixels (otherwise called WQHD+). You have the freedom to modify the resolution of your phone screen, to preserve battery life. The screen resolution can be brought down to 1,480×720 pixels, which still falls under the HD classification.
The new Samsung Galaxy S9 device has not had any display upgrades from their predecessors. Your new Samsung Galaxy S9 will convey a similar edge to edge innovation with WQHD+ super AMOLED Infinity displays. The back panel has had a few changes made, be that as it may.
A finger sensor has been placed beneath the camera. The Samsung Galaxy S9 accompanies another Intelligent Scan Technology. It comprises of a bio-metric feature that makes utilization of your face and iris to open / unlock the phone. This should likewise be possible in testing lighting conditions like in entire haziness or even under serious daylight. This could turn out to be a distinct advantage of the smartphone.
If you’re going where the internet is slow or you can’t get online or want to avoid global data charges while traveling internationally, view this info on downloading and saving a Google map to your phone or tablet.
Download and Save a Map
Caution Downloading offline maps isn’t available in some regions.
From a Home screen, tap Apps.
Tap Maps Maps.
Tap the Search bar (located at the top) and enter the desired destination.
Tap the destination (located at the bottom).
Tap the Menu icon Menu (located in the upper-right).
Tap Save offline map.
Tap Save (located in the lower-right).
If preferred, enter a name for the map then tap Save.
View Saved Maps
From a Home screen, tap Apps.
Tap Maps Maps.
Tap the Menu icon Menu (located in the upper-left).
Tap Your places.
Tap the appropriate map.
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