If they leave it too long, people may decide to wait for the new Nexus line up being rumoured.
who care's what other people will buy? do you have shares in Samsung?
If they leave it too long, people may decide to wait for the new Nexus line up being rumoured.
who care's what other people will buy? do you have shares in Samsung?
But without information about a release date I kind of am stuck in the middle ground?
I don't want to jump and get the S3 if the brilliant Note 2 is going to come out very soon. but at the same time I don't want to wait and the Note 2 not come out for months and months whilst in the meantime i'm still paying the contract on my Galaxy S2.
At least with iPhone I know where I stand, I can have one by 21 Sept or soon after?
Your information is very helpful though and has made me think. Hmmm.
Moving away from this, does anybody have a Note 1 and how easy does it fit in jeans pockets? I wear jeans pretty much every day after work (where I wear a suit so it will fit in the jacket pocket I would have thought).
Is there any indication of when we are going to get an official release date for this?
I've seen 15th October but that is seemingly unconfirmed speculation.
I am eager to try this out in my hand to see if I'd be comfortable with it. If not then it is an S3 for me...unless the I can somehow hold off for the new Nexus phones.
Moving away from this, does anybody have a Note 1 and how easy does it fit in jeans pockets? I wear jeans pretty much every day after work (where I wear a suit so it will fit in the jacket pocket I would have thought).
People over at the XDA forums have been told a release date of the 28th September by some retailers. Pre-order prices are now around £530.
What's the maximum memory card you can put in this? Just trying to work out which version to hold out for.
Engadget said:We'd say the wait is nearly over, but that wouldn't be telling the whole truth. Inching ever closer to a hard launch date, Samsung's Galaxy Note II is now poised to hit stateside on Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and US Cellular "by mid-November." If you're seeking anything more specific than that, you'll have to hold out for individual carrier announcements. What we do know for sure, however, is that the US variant of this 5.5-incher will be packing HSPA+42 / LTE radios and sporting a nigh unchanged build -- much like the company's other flagship, the GS III. To recap, this S-Pen equipped phablet, recently unveiled at IFA 2012, features a 1280 x 720 HD Super AMOLED display, quad-core 1.6GHz Exynos processor, 2GB RAM and ships with a skinned version of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Sure, this release is shaping up to be a slow tease, but that anticipation just makes the final bow of this second act even sweeter. Official PR after the break.