The Galaxy Note 8 is pricier than the Galaxy S8 Plus across the board, as you can see. But to sweeten the pot, Samsung, retailers, and carrier partners are extending freebies and discounts to ...

While it’s not a huge win for the Note 8, there is a case to be made that if you had issues with the Galaxy S8 Plus, the Note 8 might be a bit easier for you to hold. Name Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus ...

Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S8 Plus (Europe and Asia) - Exynos 8895 (4x 2.3 GHz & 4x 1.7 GHz CPUs), ARM Mali-G71 MP20 GPU The difference is the Galaxy Note 8 has 6GB of RAM, 50% more than the 4GB inside ...

The Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus were the first devices to come with Samsung’s new Infinity Display and sported 5.8 and 6.2-inch displays respectively, while the Galaxy Note 8 comes with a slightly ...

Samsung is one of the kings of vertical integration, and that means it has a big parts bin to choose from. The Galaxy Note 8, though, holds true to the core specifications of the Galaxy S8 and S8 ...

Samsung’s own Galaxy S8 Plus phones offer up compelling competition to the Note 8, at a fraction of the price. The Screen The Note 8’s 6.3-inch diagonal screen is, without question, beautiful.

The Note 8 is bigger and better than before. Here's how it stacks up against Samsung's current flagships. Galaxy Note 8 vs. Galaxy S8, S8 Plus: What's the difference?

In past years, Samsung’s Galaxy Note phones have stood apart from the Galaxy S models – besides the S Pen, of course – by being larger handsets. But the difference isn’t as noticeable now. Not when ...

Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8 Plus (Europe and Asia) - Exynos 8895 (4x 2.3 GHz & 4x 1.7 GHz CPUs), ARM Mali-G71 MP20 GPU But what the Galaxy Note 8 adds is 50% more RAM: 6GB vs 4GB.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has an enormous 6.3-inch 1,440 x 2,960 Super AMOLED screen with a pixel density of 521 pixels per inch, but the Galaxy S8 Plus is only slightly smaller, with a 6.2-inch ...

Like the Samsung Galaxy S8, the Note 8 continues its HDR-ready lead. As a result, the new phone supports the Mobile HDR Premium codec, which is still unfortunately not supported by Amazon or Netflix.