Samsung, Microsoft build on partnership with Galaxy Note 20 integrations

Samsung and Microsoft launched their partnership at last year's Galaxy Unpacked event. The goal was to allow Android and Windows to work better together. And this partnership is being explored with the new Galaxy Note 20 series. One way is allowing the Galaxy Note 20 apps to work on Windows 10 PC. Right now, it can only run one app at a time. But Microsoft claims that it'll be possible to run multiple apps at once, as you see in the GIF below, sometime in November. It will also be possible to pin apps to your Start menu or Windows taskbar for quicker access.

It's also easier to sync information between the Galaxy Note 20 series and Microsoft 365 suite of apps. Notes you've made on your Samsung Notes app will soon sync with your OneNote app and OneNote feed in Outlook on the web. Samsung Reminders will also sync with Microsoft To Do, Outlook, and Teams apps.

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Samsung officially unveils Galaxy Note 20 series, Canadian pre-orders and pricing revealed

The sufficiently leaked Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series is now official and available for pre-order starting August 5. There are two versions of the Galaxy Note 20: the regular Note 20 and the Note 20 Ultra. 

The regular Note 20 comes with 128GB storage in the new colours Mystic Bronze, Mystic Green, and Mystic Grey for $1,399. Meanwhile, the top-tier Note 20 Ultra comes in Mystic Bronze, Mystic Black, and Mystic White with either 128GB or 512GB storage options, costing $1,818 and $2,029, respectively. Those who pre-order starting August 5 until August 20, get a bonus gift of either a Galaxy Buds+ (for the Note 20), Galaxy Buds Live (for the Note 20 Ultra), or a Microsoft Xbox Game Pass Bundle. The Xbox Bundle includes three months free Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, MOGA XP5-X+ Controller, and a Wireless Charger Pad.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra running on Exynos spotted on Geekbench

Leaked image of the Samsung Galaxy Note 20

The deluge of Samsung-related rumours and leaks continue. The latest is on the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra running on the improved Exynos 990 chipset, which was spotted on Geekbench. The device has the same SM-N986B model number, which was seen before. It comes with 12GB of RAM and runs on Android 10 (presumably skinned with One UI 2.5). It garnered 928 points in the single-core and 2,271 in the multi-core tests, which means its comparable with the Exynos-powered Galaxy S20 Ultra. But it falls behind devices running on Qualcomm Snapdragon 865+ processor. What the Exynos chip promises to bring to the Note 20 line is better heat management and power efficiency, which should lead to more noticeable performance gains over the existing Exynos 990 processor. We're going to learn more about the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and other Samsung devices at the August 5 Unpacked event.

Source: GSMArena