Samsung Galaxy Note N7000 - user opinions and reviews
4945412- TheNeighbor
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Anonymous, 09 Jan 2012damn, smart has this free on unlimited data plan 2000 (about USD44).You got it right. Did you get yours with an unlimited social feature bundle? I had the promo, with a month's payment waived last November. Awesome features and benefits over iPhones. My only problem is that Smart is charging for push mails and social networks. I thought this was unlimited data plan! But if you plug in a Smart bro unlimited plan sim, the updates aren't counted.
- Anonymous
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damn, smart has this free on unlimited data plan 2000 (about USD44).
- Anonymous
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I own this phone and I think it's the best around. The screen, my my, it's so gorgeous. People around me, friends, family and colleagues are more excited about this phone than I am ;)
It looks so good in hands. Though, it's huge but it's the way it is. Just awesome :D
- Hammod
- LfY0
anandgoud, 08 Jan 2012can anybody help me please. i am unable to transfer media to note from my laptop by data cable... morehello ,
i can help u for ur problem about connection between laptop and phone
- 101
- jKqu
anandgoud, 08 Jan 2012can anybody help me please. i am unable to transfer media to note from my laptop by data cable... moreAfter you plug ur usb to ur laptop, on ur phone click on mass storage then go to ur laptop.
- Pari
- YQ9x
finally..i'll have exactly wt i have been searching for since so long..tablet cum ph...thnk u samsung..:-)
u made my day..n nw i knw wt my birthday gift has to be..;-)
- sahitya
- YM06
have been using the phone for the past week. there seems to be a minor problem with it. i have turned auto brightness off. kept brightness at the lowest. yet "sometimes" after making a call, the brightness jumps back to medium. i dont understand why this happens? any help would be appreciated.
- anandgoud
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can anybody help me please. i am unable to transfer media to note from my laptop by data cable and its not showing on laptop after connection thru usb.
- kf4ms
- 82%e
The phone I have been searching for. I have searched for a small tablet that I can read that was still a phone. I did not want to carry 2 devices. Finally.
- Andy Wijaya
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Does this phone have music hub and game hub?
Then, is this phone planned to upgrade to android 4.0?
- is
- 25E{
this fon is rock!!! i love it... it's not too big lor...and it is quite light... i know,,,coz im usin' it...
- Rizwan
- S1UX
i am very happy with this phone . i big but good . fix with my face. sound quality is good. very good for entertainment. and also to impress others. having all office applicationa and tools. i will use it for three years.
- naruto
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etfg, 07 Jan 2012its too big to be a phoneyes......i luv dis......phone..its gr8 amd awesome
- Anonymous
- Sa%D
SAMSUNG GT-N8010 is the Galaxy Note II.
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The Samsung Galaxy Note was officially introduced by the company last September and entered the market after around one month. Some observers have indicated that the device was among the attention-grabbing Android-powered devices that were launched for the year. Even as the Samsung Galaxy Note is considered as a smartphone by Samsung, its 5.3-inch display will caused some observers to regard it as a tablet.
However recent reports have indicated that a successor to the Samsung Galaxy Note may already be on its way. Reports have revealed that a certificate for Wi-Fi interoperability was reportedly given to a smartphone from Samsung. The model number of this device is GT-N8010 while the Samsung Galaxy Note was GT-N7000. According to industry watchers, the Samsung Galaxy Note is the only device that has a model number that begins with N, which led to speculations that this upcoming device is the successor of the recently-released Samsung device.
The fact that Samsung normally maintains a similar name for devices that share the same traits has added credibility to the belief that the device is a successor to the Samsung Galaxy Note. The company simply increases the number on the name to show the latest version of the device.
White Samsung Galaxy Note
White Samsung Galaxy Note
However reports have only revealed that the reported successor to the Samsung Galaxy Note will feature a dual-band Wi-Fi device as no other details were revealed for the moment.
For the moment observers are more or less certain that the upcoming device is powered by the Android OS and it will likely be introduced into the market in the coming year. Reports have also indicated that this supposed successor to the Samsung Galaxy Note will feature the Ice Cream Sandwich Android OS once it is released into the market.
Some observers have further speculated that the upcoming device may come with a bigger display if it is indeed a successor to the Samsung Galaxy Note, which came with a rather large display screen.
- Anonymous
- Sa%D
Samsung working on a Galaxy Note successor
The Samsung Galaxy Note has yet to make its way over to the US, but it looks like the device already has a sequel in the works. A new Samsung device was reported as to have gained WiFi certification recently and it has the model number GT-N8010. If you’re wondering what it has to do with the Galaxy Note, the Note has a model number of GT-N7000 and Samsung has been known for keeping similar naming traits with its devices, increasing the numbers to signify a newer version of the device or another device that features similar hardware.
If the deduction turns out to be accurate, we might be seeing a new Galaxy Note being introduced in the market sometime soon. Perhaps at the MWC in February 2012? Right now nothing is known about the device other than that it features dual-band WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n connectivity. However if it is a successor to the Note, you can expect a large display and of course – stylus input.
4945412- TheNeighbor
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sanju, 07 Jan 2012I has the android 2.3.5 gingerbread..... but on the specification.... . . we cnt say its tabl... moreNot for long... sort of. It's getting the Android 4 update.
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