Hands On with the Samsung Galaxy Note8
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256GB emperor edition of the note 8 from South Korea & The dual sim version from the U.K.
I was wondering why cant we get the the 256GB emperor edition of the note 8 and yes I know they sell it South Korea & I think they have it as a dual sim as well in 256GB. Also the UK has the dual sim edition too. Just like the Iphone 8,8+,X offer 64GB and 256GB options. It would be nice if Samsung gave those options here in the states.
Samsung always short change that's when it comes to specifications
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How Many Business Owners Use the Note 8 Device?
I'm doing a survey for school to find out how many Note 8 owners are business owners as well. Please email me or leave a message in the thread. My email is drrenepps@aol.com.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 8+
Samsung Galaxy Note 8=Samsung Galaxy 8+ w/enhanced camera and a stylus pen.
That's about it. "Take Note"
That's about it. "Take Note"
...and 2GB more memory
...and a larger, brighter, more efficient screen
...and a larger, brighter, more efficient screen
...
No Band 71/ 600 Mhz Support
Contrary to popular belief, the Note8 does not and WILL not support T-Mobiles Band 71/ 600 Mhz network. It has the same chip as the S8/S8+ (Qualcomm Snapdragon 835) I do, however, suspect that the new S9 will have it though. The phone i saw in tmobiles video is probably the S9. Sorry for the bad news
This is a show stopper for me.
They're probably going to wait for that heralded Snapdragon 845 that is going to be all the rave.
Band 2,4,12,66,71 with the last 2 still in infancy stages.
Would be nice though to extend coverage in West Virginia, Wyoming, Montana, Maine, Alaska.
Band 2,4,12,66,71 with the last 2 still in infancy stages.
Would be nice though to extend coverage in West Virginia, Wyoming, Montana, Maine, Alaska.
