Id gladly sacrifice lowlight photos which are a no no with a camera phone anyway for more vivid shots and image stabilization. I love the camera
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Id gladly sacrifice lowlight photos which are a no no with a camera phone anyway for more vivid shots and image stabilization. I love the camera
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It is stored on the Samsung built a7 chip. But anyway, if you don't want to use it, fine. I was just addressing the previous poster who said that fingerprint scanners were more trouble than they are worth.
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athenatp
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I was one of the original people that thought upgrade for what? But as soon as I started to read about the 3, I made the upgrade ....and I won't ever regret it. I was the first to buy my Note 3 at my local T-Mobile the first day it came out and my phone has been running smooth. I gave my Note II to my hubby and he can't keep his hands off of it. He came from a S4, but previous to that had an Iphone 4s...... he complained soo much for that switch wanted to go back to I-phone... I managed to stick him with the Note II (so I can get the 3...he he) and he is in love. He never understood my fascination with "such a big screen phone". I do think the camera on the II is better than the 3, but I'm just trying to snap pictures in a moment in time.....I'm not a professional photographer and if I was I don't think I would take pics on a phone...it would be on a high end camera. And when the 4 comes out, I will get it too.... I'm not even going to lie to myself...
Like I've posted in other threads, I've waited for the Note 3 ever since January and I'm definitely happy with it. I had a Note 2 at one point and I definitely prefer the Note 3.
from my Optimus G Pro
from my Optimus G Pro
Ended up resisting here. I'm content to stick with the Note 2 and wait for the Note 4 which I feel will be a more compelling upgrade, in particular screen size (if they stick with the .2 bump each iteration, it should be 5.9" 
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).Yes, because there is no way stuff stored on a chip can be clandestinely sent to any database on the planet...no way whatsoever.
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I absolutely adore my Note 3. Passed down the Note 2 to my dil. I can charge once a day (while watching my favorite recorded show) and have power all the time! Charges super fast. I have multiple emails and suicidal networking sites as well as notes and memos in use for work all day. Never a lag or stutter. Rooted and froze a few bloat apps and couldn't be happier
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There's a rumor that Apple shares their database with NSA. Not sure if that's true or just a satire.
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Lol forget what I have just said. It was a stupid joke to make fun of the fingerprint scanner.
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You make me question if my attempt at sarcasm translated without the use of emoticons or the sarcasm tag.
But whether the NSA thing is true or not, my whole point was it is definitely possible to transfer any data anywhere without anyone knowing...big brother and his/her enemies have gotten good at that. Whether it is happening or not is anyone's guess.
You make me question if my attempt at sarcasm translated without the use of emoticons or the sarcasm tag.
But whether the NSA thing is true or not, my whole point was it is definitely possible to transfer any data anywhere without anyone knowing...big brother and his/her enemies have gotten good at that. Whether it is happening or not is anyone's guess.
That was a mistake. Anyway, the NSA already has all of your information so either way, they can get it if they want.
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I love the phone. No regrets for me. The finger print scanner for me is a gimmick. Just as much as the face recognition when that was released.
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Its just a waste of battery power and beside, I will always flash a custom ROM and that takes away most features.
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IPhone had to do that with the finger print because they just keep Putting the same product out over and over with tiny little cosmetic tweeks,, nothing ground breaking anymore.. So far everyone I know who got the new iPhone I have asked "so, what do you like about the new iPhone?" all any of them can say is "well, the finger print feature is so cool".. Ok,, well enjoy unlocking your device,, I'll enjoy everythng my device can do.
THE BEAST,,NOTE 3. SIZE IS EVERYTHING!!!
THE BEAST,,NOTE 3. SIZE IS EVERYTHING!!!
This is funny as heck. I'm not an apple hater by any means but it's still funny. Apple is good at what it does don't get me wrong. They make super reliable hardware and software. Not cutting edge or revolutionary anymore. But they don't need to either.
Nonetheless have fun unlocking your phone is classic.
I am still happy with my note 2 but if I do switch carriers like I plan then I will upgrade to the 3
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