Is the Galaxy Nexus’ 4.65-inch screen not big enough for you? Samsung’s Galaxy Note, which boasts a massive 5.3-inch display, won FCC approval today for GSM 850/1900 bands and WCDMA bands II and IV – the same bands used by AT&T’s 2G and 3G service in the US.
The Galaxy Note runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread and features a 1.4GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage. The device includes a stylus and a memo app for taking handwritten notes ideal for the Note’s 1280×800 screen.
AT&T hasn’t announced any plans to launch the Galaxy Note yet, nor is FCC approval for AT&T’s bands a guarantee that the carrier will do so in the future. But, today’s FCC approval does mean that carriers have the Government’s blessing to launch the Galaxy Note in the States.
An LTE version would be nice. I'm just frustrated my 30 day window ended yesterday so I don't have an upgrade to get one. Don't think my wife will let me use hers. But when it comes out I'll have to ask.
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