Samsung Unpacked 2018: How to watch Galaxy Note 9 launch livestream in India

The wait is finally over. Samsung is set to launch its latest flagship smartphone, Galaxy Note 9, at its Unpacked event at Brooklyn's Barclays Center in New York on Thursday.

To watch the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 launch live stream, you can follow this link. For people in India, the livestream will start at 8.30 pm. Users who want to watch the event live on their smartphones will need to update Chrome and YouTube to the latest versions. Also note that the live stream will not work on Internet Explorer 11 and below.

You can also follow the live updates on the launch through the company's official social media handles.

What to expect from Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will sport a large a 6.4-inch QHD+ Super AMOLED 'Infinity Display'. According to reports, the new Note will sport two cameras on the back featuring two 12-megapixel sensors. Other expected features include ultra-slow-motion videos at 960 frames per second. For selfies, the phone will offer an 8-megapixel wide-angle camera.

As expected, Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will use top-of-the-line processor. Reports suggest the phone will be powered by Exynos 910 processor. As per the tradition, there will also be a Qualcomm variant, and it will most likely be Qualcomm's advanced Snapdragon 845 processor. In India, Samsung offers Exynos versions. The Note 9 will also improve in the battery life, and have a larger 4,000mAh battery . While the phone is most likely to have USB Type-C port, it won't be skipping the 3.5 mm headphone jack.

Other announcements: Galaxy Watch
According to reports, Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will be accompanied by a new wearable, dubbed as Galaxy Watch. The device is expected to be crucial for Samsung as it will abandon the "Gear" moniker for its wearables. It's unlikely that Samsung will move away from Tizen for the software for its new smart-watch.

Another important announcement is Wireless Charger Duo — a new wireless charging pad that can support charging up to two devices, most likely Galaxy Watch and Note 9.