Tech Guide Editor Stephen Fenech says Samsung has created an “advanced flagship” device with enhancements across the board.
“It’s under the hood where all the main features can be found in terms of a much faster processor,” Mr Fenech told Sky
News Australia. “You can even Bluetooth the Sony or Xbox controller and be able to play your games on the device, on the move.”
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