Some new features have surfaced on the International Galaxy Note after its Ice Cream Sandwich update. A “Premium Suite” of new features, including a greeting cards application (My Story), Formula Solving, improved S Memo interface and more are added to the already fully functional device. In addition, it seems Samsung included a few extra features… Read more
Well if you need any more proof that the Samsung Galaxy Note is coming to T-Mobile, I don’t know what to tell you. This comes after many other pieces of proof, including photos of the T-Mo Note. T-Mobile really doesn’t want to hide the fact that they’re getting the Note, which is probably for the best. They are releasing it very late, and they need all… Read more
The international Galaxy Note has had Ice Cream Sandwich for quite a while, while AT&T users were left in the cold. The AT&T model has a different chipset, so it would seem logical that it’d take longer. But the update is finally here! It comes with all the standard Android 4.0 stuff, including the nice multitasking menu, new UI (tastefully skinned by… Read more
Samsung has recently become Fort Knox when it comes to releasing phone specs earlier than they want you to know. The Galaxy Note II (or 2?) is no exception. The tabletphone has only been a rumor with Samsung neither confirming nor denying its existence at all. However, according to an inside source of GSM Arena, possible specifications have… Read more
There has been a brick bug going around some Samsung phones that you should be aware of. Many Exynos-based Samsung phones (international I9100, Sprint D710, AT&T I777, Note N7000) were shipped with a vulnerable flash storage controller firmware. If improperly called on, some partitions of the storage chip would lock up and will be unable to be used…. Read more
The app TriangleAway, a staple of any rooted Galaxy SII user’s arsenal, has been updated for both the Galaxy SIII and the international Galaxy Note. Apparently Samsung integrated some new protections for the flash counter. While the Galaxy SIII is completely open, warranty isn’t as safe, so tread with caution and no one is responsible for any possible… Read more
The Galaxy Note by Samsung was quite a revolution in the mobile tech world. It proved that a phone/tablet hybrid can work and can find a consumer group that would really enjoy it. With that much success, a follow-up is all but obvious. Now UbuntuLife is claiming that the second iteration of the Note is already in works and slated to be released this fall… Read more
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eueOIjW5cIo&feature=player_embedded The redesigned Note 10.1 tablet, the true successor to the Tab 10.1, has been shown off on video. With the redesign comes the 1.4 GHz quad core Exynos with the incredible Mali-400 GPU and an S-Pen slot in the body. The biggest problem with the Tab 10.1 was the digitizer detecting touch… Read more
It looks like Samsung is pushing ICS to Galaxy Notes everywhere. The newest country to get it is India. It’s available as both an OTA or through Kies software from a computer. It’s great to finally see Samsung using OTA updates for models outside of the US. Most of their older phones needed Kies to be updated, meaning having to tether your phone to a… Read more
Samsung has released the source code for the Galaxy Note ICS! It’s a little late for Samsung (they’re usually very fast with releasing source), but it is still a lot quicker than most other companies. This is great, because now ROM chefs can start modifying the kernels with features such as overclocking, undervolting, custom governors, and incredibly… Read more
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