Watch Samsung Galaxy Note 4's S Pen in action in this official promo video
Samsung earlier this week announced its brand new Galaxy Note 4 - the company’s third flagship Android handset of 2014 (after the Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Alpha). Last year’s Note 3 was already a beast of a device, and Samsung managed to make the Note 4 even better - in pretty much every aspect.
Since the S Pen stylus has been one of the Galaxy Note’s line highlights from the very beginning, this is - unsurprisingly - one of the features that Samsung has enhanced. The Note 4’s S Pen has double the sensitivity of its predecessor, this making it feel more like a real pen when writing or drawing. In addition, the S Pen can now be used like a PC mouse (sort of): you can click and drag to select multiple items, then edit, or move them.
For a detailed look at the specs of the new Note, check out this post. Additionally, you should not miss our Galaxy Note 4 hands-on (video included!). The Note 4 will be released in the US in October via all major mobile carriers, most probably for prices starting at $299 on contract. The device is also expected to go on sale in Europe on October 10.
Since the S Pen stylus has been one of the Galaxy Note’s line highlights from the very beginning, this is - unsurprisingly - one of the features that Samsung has enhanced. The Note 4’s S Pen has double the sensitivity of its predecessor, this making it feel more like a real pen when writing or drawing. In addition, the S Pen can now be used like a PC mouse (sort of): you can click and drag to select multiple items, then edit, or move them.
Samsung uploaded an official promo video to showcase the S Pen of the Note 4, and you can watch it below.
For a detailed look at the specs of the new Note, check out this post. Additionally, you should not miss our Galaxy Note 4 hands-on (video included!). The Note 4 will be released in the US in October via all major mobile carriers, most probably for prices starting at $299 on contract. The device is also expected to go on sale in Europe on October 10.
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