
The new Samsung Galaxy Note is designed to be the ultimate on-the-go Mobile Device but what do you think? I’ve been playing with mine all week and must admit I do LOVE it! Before I go into all the details of why I love it so much, lets check out the Specs!
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Samsung Galaxy Note Specifications:
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Network:
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HSPA + up to 21Mbps 850/900/1900/2100
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4G LTE
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EDGE?GPRS 850/900/1800/1900
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*Network differs by country
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Processor:
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1.4 GHz Dual Core Processor
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Display:
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5.3” WXGA (1280 x 800) screen
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HD Super AMOLED
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Platform:
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Android 2.3 ( Gingerbread )
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Camera:
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Main (Rear) 8MP with LED Flash / Front 2MP
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Action Shot, Beauty, Panorama Shot, Smile Shot
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Video:
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1080p Full HD Video recording & playback
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Recording 1080p @ 24~30 fps
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Playback 1080p @30 fps
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Codec: MPEG4/ H.263/ H.264/ DivX, Xvid, WMV , VC-1
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Audio:
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Codec:MP3, AAC, AMR, WMA, WAV, FLAC, OGG
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Music Player with Sound Alive
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3.5mm Ear Jack, Stereo FM Radio with RDS
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Multi Input:
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Full Touch + S Pen ( Advanced Smart Pen )
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Connectivity:
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Bluetooth technology v 3.0 + HS
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USB 2.0 HOST
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Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct
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Memory:
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16GB internal memory
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Barometer, Light
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Size:
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146.85 x 82.95 x 9.65 mm
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178g
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Battery:
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Standard battery, Li-on 2,500 mAh
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Value – added Features:
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Samsung Touchwiz / Samsung Live Panel UX
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S Memo / S Planner / S Choice ( Apps for Galaxy Note )
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Samsung Apps
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Samsung Kies 2.0 / Samsung Kies Air
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Social Hub, Readers Hub, Music Hub
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Google Mobile Services
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Gmail. Google Talk. Google Search. You Tube. Android Market. Google Maps with Google Places and Google Lattitude.
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A-GPS, Glonass
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That’s some pretty Impressive Specs, If I do say so myself.

It’s HUGE 5.3″ Display is the largest screen size with smart phone portability which allows you to see more and do more, while on the go. Even though the screen is so big the phone itself is really light at just 178 grams. It’s so thin and still fits nicely into the palm of your hand. I was worried that it wouldn’t fit into my pocket but luckily enough it does. It’s a bit of a squeeze in some of my jeans as I’m only petite but I keep it in my bag anyway – I like to think it’s safer there. I’ve heard a few people say that the Galaxy Note is aimed at women due to the size and pocket issue but I must add that that’s complete rubbish. The Galaxy Note does fit into pockets and is well suited for both men and women alike. It’s a fantastic phone for loads of reasons!








My next favourite feature is of course the S Pen & S Memo. It allows you to not only choose what kind of paper you’d like to sketch on or write on but also how you’d like to write. You have so many options including pen / writing instrument choice to colours and text types. I*had a play on it and had great fun. You can use it for fun doodles like I did or for serious note taking or even chart making. The options for the S Memo and S Pen feature are endless.


The Galaxy Note has a strong 2500mAh battery which I’ve found lasts me a good 24 hours. I do use my phone a lot all day every day. I browse and search the Internet daily and spend several hours on Social Networking sites like Facebook & Twitter so to me, a full days usage is pretty good. I don’t mind having to charge my phone on the night time as it doesn’t cause me any inconvenience. What would bother me is if it ran out during the day when I needed it most. So I’m happy to say the Galaxy Note will get you through the day and if your not a total phone addict like me it probably would last you a lot longer.

I know that Size isn’t everything but in this case, it really does make a big difference and makes my mobiling life so much more enjoyable. It makes my whole usage experience so much more intense.
There’s so much more for me to learn about the Note but I shall keep you posted on our progress.
What do you think of it? Is it the sort of Smart Phone you could see yourself using? I’d love your feedback, all comments are always welcomed.

if they were,nt so exspensive id buy one 😛 by @captainscarletz
Yep it has a pretty high price tag at the 600 mark – i know i could never afford to buy one James. I'm not sure what the pay monthly prices are like.
Aw yes hun, Smart Phones are fab,we can do everything from planning our days, taking fab pictures of the kids and even Blogging on the go. Samsung do have some cheaper smart phones – the Samsung Galaxy Ace is a good one to start with x
Christine x
SO true smart phones are truly fabulous but they can be really quite pricey that'w why if you are planning to buy you have to carefully choose one that you think would be worth it for your money.