If you're looking forward to the launch of the new Samsung Galaxy Note 9, then chances are you're hoping for big changes to the way it looks - but that seems to be less likely, based on this latest leak.
The info comes from Slashleaks, which is showing off a purported screen protector for the new Note 9 - and there's not a lot different from last year.
The main change - which lends an air of validity to the claims - is that the bezels have shrunk above and below the screen, which likely means the screen size will be increased slightly, or the overall device will be smaller.
A less-than-curious mix
There's speculation from commenters on the leak that some of the openings on the new screen protector are larger or moved, but in a comparison with the Galaxy Note 8 it looks like everything will stay in the same place.
That means a notification light, IR scanner, proximity sensor, light sensor, front-facing camera and iris scanner. That's already a lot to pack in there, so a second front-facing camera to match Apple's TrueDepth camera on the iPhone X doesn't look likely.
This is only a screen protector for an unreleased phone, so it could easily just be based on predicted specs at this point - we'll have to wait until late August / early September to find out whether it'll be valid.
- Here's what we know so far about the Samsung Galaxy Note 9
from TechRadar: Phone and communications news http://www.techradar.com/news/samsung-galaxy-note-9-screen-protector-leaks-shows-slight-design-tweak
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