As pointed out by netizens, the picture shows the Galaxy Note 8

XDA developer AlexisXDA recently brought an unofficial Android 13 / OneUI 5.0 update to upgrade the above three models to Android 13.

The developers have ported Android 13 / OneUI 5.0 for Galaxy Note 10 Lite and Galaxy S20 by modifying the code to make it compatible with Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+ and Galaxy Note 9 models.

he port is not perfect, including the inability to use the IRIS scanner, the inability to face unlock, the lack of support for HDMI, and the AOD screen always showing the phone in a charging state.

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Yesterday, Samsung released its September security update and listed the devices supported by this update. While adding the new Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Galaxy Z Fold 4 models with folding screens, the Galaxy Note 9 was removed, meaning that it has ended official support and will no longer receive security updates every quarter.

Meanwhile, Samsung has dropped the Galaxy Note 10 series of phones from monthly updates to quarterly updates. The phones in the series were released in August 2019 with Android 9 on board at launch. In 2020, the Galaxy Note 10 series phones received the Android 10 update; earlier this year, the Note 10 series phones received the Android 12-based One UI 4.0 update. However, the Note 10 series phones will not get the Android 13 update.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is equipped with a 6.4-inch 2K resolution SuperAMOLED screen that supports IP68 level water resistance, and the machine has a 12MP dual rear camera that both supports optical stabilization. As a Samsung Note series model, the machine supports the S Pen stylus and can open the floating window function.

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