ThrottleJohnny
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Nope. Just makes screen break easier and impossible to use a glass screen protector and a case over it.
Easier...harder...screens will likely crack if you drop them.
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Nope. Just makes screen break easier and impossible to use a glass screen protector and a case over it.
I like to use glass and case. I especially wish to in a fragile setup like s7e
Yes, agreed. The S-Pen and the s/w functionality Samsung added to make use of it are the main reasons to get this. For me, I prefer "smaller" phones, around 5.2". Larger phones give better exerience when watching videos and web browsing but I always gave more weight to comfortable single-handed use.
My girlfriend has always had a Note since the first gen and I have always been impressed/jealous when she starts doodling, taking notes, annotating images and Google maps screenshots, and that's just scratching the surface. I've seen a video on Youtube where a user shows all the other functionality such as drawing charts etc. It's mind blowing... at least for me
So this time I'm going to try the Note 7 (coming from LG G2). Mainly because I'm learning Japanese language (casually, kind of a hobby) and would like to practice writing Kanji and also looking up meaning of unknown characters I come across. It's close to impossible with a finger.
Little off topic... What's the best way you're learning it? I want to learn it. Just not sure what program to use .Ah, a fellow Japanese learner! The s-pen is great for learning Japanese. Just make sure to add Japanese to the Samsung keyboard settings and you can write with the s-pen and the phone will recognize it and convert it. I am using a Note 4 now, but I do plan to upgrade to the Note 7 when it arrives! Can't wait. 頑張ってね!
Two of the languages (written) are phonetic so you can start with those and it's basically an alphabet. Obviously the spoken language is a whole different matter.Little off topic... What's the best way you're learning it? I want to learn it. Just not sure what program to use .
Two of the languages (written) are phonetic so you can start with those and it's basically an alphabet. Obviously the spoken language is a whole different matter.
Little off topic... What's the best way you're learning it? I want to learn it. Just not sure what program to use .
Ah, a fellow Japanese learner! The s-pen is great for learning Japanese. Just make sure to add Japanese to the Samsung keyboard settings and you can write with the s-pen and the phone will recognize it and convert it. I am using a Note 4 now, but I do plan to upgrade to the Note 7 when it arrives! Can't wait. 頑張ってね!
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Although the leaker said that the Flat version will never see the light of day. With so many Flat prototypes showing up lately. I still think it is a slim chance of a Flat Note 7!