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10 best Samsung Galaxy Note 10 features you might have missed

The latest Samsung Galaxy Note 10, which was released in August, offers a number of improvements on previous models, including the ability to control the device’s cameras using gestures while holding the S Pen. Photo: Business Insider
The latest Samsung Galaxy Note 10, which was released in August, offers a number of improvements on previous models, including the ability to control the device’s cameras using gestures while holding the S Pen. Photo: Business Insider
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Latest smartphone offers range of improvements, such as a ‘zoom-in mic’, super fast charging and conversion of handwritten notes into text

Samsung’s latest smartphone Galaxy Note 10 went on sale last month – and for those people who are reading this on their shiny new Note 10, or thinking of buying it, there are some cool features you should probably know about.

Often it is frustratingly difficult to follow what Samsung has added to its new smartphones. The company takes an “everything under the sun” approach, and the Note 10 is no different.

Being able to convert handwriting notes into digital text is one of the most useful additions to the Note line's core feature: note taking

New features and improvements have been added to the latest Note 10’s note-taking ability, camera and S Pen – and one feature even extends the Note 10 onto your Windows or Mac computer.

Check out the 10 best new features of the Galaxy Note 10:

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1. ‘Super fast’ charging

Galaxy Note 10’s new 25W ‘super fast’ charger Photo: Business Insider
Galaxy Note 10’s new 25W ‘super fast’ charger Photo: Business Insider

The Note 10 comes with a 25W “super fast” charger included, which powers-up the phone more quickly than the 15W chargers that came with previous Galaxy devices.

It is a great upgrade for charging that gives you quick bursts of power and full charges more quickly, which means the Note 10 spends less time tethered to a charging cord.  

2. ‘Bokeh’ effect on videos, too 

The background blur or “bokeh” effect found on portrait photos on previous Note 10s now works on videos.

Check out the video above that I took of my cat with the new Live Focus Video mode.