Agreed.I want as big and as many pixels as I can fit in my pocket. A precise stylus for note taking will be a super handy bonus. That bumps this just above the GNex for me
I want as big and as many pixels as I can fit in my pocket. A precise stylus for note taking will be a super handy bonus. That bumps this just above the GNex for me
Totally agree. I haven't looked forward to a phone this much since the EVO 4g came out; I might change my mind once I see it in person, but I doubt it. The ads for it on Samsung's page have me pretty convinced.
The only catch is that I wouldn't change carriers for it. So here's hoping that it comes to Sprint by April-ish!
I am torn between the Skyrocket, Vivid, or wait for the GalNex but I just love the note so far. Things that are important to me are A. Display size and type...check, the Note rules here. B. Processor....check, Exynos 1.4 I think, awesome. I use my phone a lot for media like movies, youtube web browsing and games/aps. I have an unlimited data plan so the Note is something I am patiently waiting to hear release dates for ATT. Part of me wants to just ditch this cracked screen 3gs and get aquainted with my new Android family. Any thoughts from you guys?
I just bought a GNote and today signed up to Android Central to learn about the Android world, coming from a Blackberry (which will remain my daily cell).
Reason I bought the Note was PURELY as a mini-tab, and I don't plan to use the cellular features, but... you never know...
Have had an iPad, an original Galaxy Tab and a Playbook, but after the infatuation wore off, they sat at home or got traded off. The Note may just be small enough to be always with me in a jacket pocket, but big enough to read and surf comfortably. Internet and Kindle are my number 1 priorities, followed by PDF's and the occasional photo/media kick-back period.
Size/weight is obviously a compromise, but I'm not ready to commit to permanently carrying a bag for my gadgets, so a pocket-able tab looks doable.
But time will tell...
I just bought a GNote and today signed up to Android Central to learn about the Android world, coming from a Blackberry (which will remain my daily cell).
Reason I bought the Note was PURELY as a mini-tab, and I don't plan to use the cellular features, but... you never know...
Have had an iPad, an original Galaxy Tab and a Playbook, but after the infatuation wore off, they sat at home or got traded off. The Note may just be small enough to be always with me in a jacket pocket, but big enough to read and surf comfortably. Internet and Kindle are my number 1 priorities, followed by PDF's and the occasional photo/media kick-back period.
Size/weight is obviously a compromise, but I'm not ready to commit to permanently carrying a bag for my gadgets, so a pocket-able tab looks doable.
But time will tell...