The huge battery in Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has been confirmed

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We are approaching the official release of Samsung's newest smartphone. The rumors that have arisen so far have begun to be confirmed.

The Brazil Telecommunications Agency has confirmed that Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will have a huge deal.

The agency's certification document does not reveal much about the new Korean phone, but we have the confirmation that the Galaxy Note 9 will have a 4,000 mAh battery. Rumors about such a battery have begun to emerge since April. Information was confirmed by another source in June.

Within one month, the same information is confirmed in an official document.

Hopefully, this battery will also come with a fast charging technology or be compatible with Quick Charge 4.0. The phone is likely to be launched alongside a wireless charging system. Samsung would launch a 25 W Wireless Charger Duo to charge your phone and smartwatch at the same time. Pretty useful.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will be officially announced on August 9th and should reach stores around the globe about two weeks after. The phone design will be very similar to Galaxy Note 8 a year ago with small changes.

The fingerprint sensor will be integrated on the back under the two main chambers.

Data synchronization and upload will be done via a USB C if you do not choose to charge wirelessly. The official stylus appears to be yellow, but the top will be blue to fit neatly into the casing.

In terms of hardware configuration, the phone seems to be built around a 6.4 inch Super AMOLED Infinity Display panel. The processor will be an Exynos 9810 or Snapdragon 845, depending on where you are on the globe, while the amount of RAM is likely to be 8GB.