You may be wondering is Samsung still supporting the Galaxy Note 4, or if you should wait for a newer version. The good news is that you can still get regular updates and fixes, and if you’ve paid the price you can still get a free battery replacement.

Is Samsung still supporting Galaxy Note 4?

The Galaxy Note 4 will be receiving less software updates next year, according to Samsung’s updated support schedule. The phone is no longer eligible for security updates for Android 11. Next year, users should expect Android 12 updates, but the Note 9 will not get one until September 2022.

The Note 4 shipped with TouchWiz, a custom version of Android designed by Samsung. It used to be bloated and full of unnecessary features, but the company has cleaned up the UI and improved some of the most popular features. Some of the improvements are a new multitasking interface and S-Pen capabilities. You can also use S Finder to search for settings with keywords. Multiwindowing multitasking is another improvement, but it has been criticized for its battery life.

Can Samsung Note 4 be updated?

The Galaxy Note 4 launched with Android KitKat and has been receiving regular updates to Android Lollipop and Marshmallow. With each update comes new features and improvements to the software. The Note 4 is now seeing an update to Android Nougat, which is rolling out to more Samsung devices.

To update your Galaxy Note 4, you must connect it to Wi-Fi. Once the Wi-Fi is up and running, select System. In the System app, go to Software Update. In the Software Update section, tap Check for updates and then download the update. Your phone will then reboot itself.

The Galaxy Note 4 features a stunning 2560 x 1440 Quad HD (“WQHD”) Super AMOLED display. It also has 2.5D damage-resistant Gorilla Glass 4 protection. This means that your phone will remain protected from scratches and other damages.

Is Samsung Note 4 still good in 2022?

As a phablet, the Samsung Note 4 is still the benchmark smartphone. Other smartphone makers have recently released phablet offerings, but Samsung still dominates the phablet market. The Note 4 offers an enhanced design, plus a number of hardware and software features. It also retains the Note’s unique stylus and a number of other key characteristics.

The Note 4 has a large 5.7-inch display – bigger than most smartphones on the market. Although the diagonal remains the same as the Note 3, the resolution has increased from 1080 x 1920 to 1440 x 2560 pixels. This gives it a sharp, detailed picture and good viewing angles.

The Note 4 is a high-end Android ‘phablet’ with a 1440×2560 QHD Super AMOLED display and a 2.7Ghz quad-core processor. It also has 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. The camera is 16 MP with optical image stabilization and 4K video recording. It has a metal casing and faux leather texture backing.