Review: Samsung Galaxy Note for AT&T
Feb 15, 2012, 5:00 PM by Eric M. Zeman
Samsung shoots for the moon with its latest Galaxy phone, the Note for AT&T. This "super phone" offers one of the largest screens on the market, LTE 4G, and a stylus. Can the Note prove that bigger is better? Phone Scoop delivers its verdict.
The Samsung Galaxy Note -- with its whopping 5.3-inch display -- is neither a smartphone nor a tablet, insists Samsung. It is a Super Phone, a device that has all of the latest features of both in one package. It's so big, that you can ostensibly skip buying a tablet and let the Note be your all-in-one mobile computing device. That's assuming you can fit it in your pocket. The Note also brings back what Steve Jobs hoped to abolish: the stylus. Is this gigantic phone, with pen in tow, the answer to your I-only-want-to-carry-one-device prayers? Let me tell you.
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| Successor to my Streak? | delawaredrew |
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| A cross between a phone and a tablet? | dabbler |
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| TYPO! | Jellz |
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| One of the Largest? | Tofuchong |
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