[runtohell121]

I'm looking forward to purchase the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 on AT&T but was wondering what languages are available on the device? I really need Chinese just because the device will be for my parent, not me. From the past devices I had (Samsung Galaxy S II and S3), none of them had Chinese as system language so I was wondering will it be the same case for the Note 3.

[Cary Quinn]

I noticed on the video from http: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=nl9n3xlEnJAt=38m15s ; at the 38:16 mark they demo a language translator app on the phone that includes a list of supported languages including Simplified Chinese. I know that doesn't really answer if the AT&T phone itself will support other languages. There is another video at http: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQM5Gq_Y3Cc (remove space between http: and // to copy/paste) that actually shows the languages available on the phone as default, with an option to download keyboard languages that are not initially installed on the phone.





I hope that helps, but you will probably have to play with an AT&T demo unit (or wait for a first report from someone else here) to be sure.

[runtohell121]

Most phones have keyboard languages and unicode to display Chinese. I just don't think it has system language as in menus, apps, etc. all in Chinese.

[runtohell121]

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since the phone was released today, can anyone look at the system settings and see what system language is available? Don't have time to go to AT&T and look at one, plus some of the AT&T in my area doesn't keep up to date device for display

[KiwiBird97]

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since the phone was released today, can anyone look at the system settings and see what system language is available? Don't have time to go to AT&T and look at one, plus some of the AT&T in my area doesn't keep up to date device for display

I usually don't buy 3G/4G LTE tablets, as they support a very limited list of languages.

It should look like this (the screen shot was taken from a 10.1 inch Galaxy Note 3 (SM-P600)):