Is Sprint going to get its own version of the Samsung GALAXY Note as well?

2. Dr.Phil posted on 03 Jan 2012, 17:11 0 0

I wonder if the WiMax version wouldn't require the Snapdragon and could still have the Exynos version. If this is true, as an AT&T user, I would be very jealous.

3. speed4evr posted on 03 Jan 2012, 17:26 2 0

Being a long time Sprint I'd love to buy this device. If it came with Sprint's 4G LTE then id buy it in a heartbeat

4. Whateverman posted on 03 Jan 2012, 17:28 3 1

Well, I guess that means those of us on VZW can look forward to getting it maybe mid-2013! Look how long it took to get a clone of the Evo/Thunderbolt and Epic/Stratosphere. The only "First" VZW ever gets (with the exception of the Galaxy Nexus) are Motorolas. Even when Samsung launched the GS1 on all four carriers, VZW took its sweet time introducing their pathetic little "No-Google...Only-BING" crippled version of what should have been a kick ass phone.

Sorry for the rant, just want to see more decent phone come to the network.

7. rockstarlive posted on 03 Jan 2012, 17:52 0 0

The T-mobile SG2 has the snap dragon.

8. Gdrye posted on 03 Jan 2012, 19:11 0 0

DAMN. what should i do? stay with sprint or go At&t for their galaxy note? if only sprint wasnt CDMA

10. skymitch89 posted on 03 Jan 2012, 19:25 1 0

I think that any high-end device that comes out this year, especially later this year, should have WiMax and LTE in it.

11. threeline posted on 03 Jan 2012, 20:11 0 0

PA gave the Galaxy Note bad reviews for speaker/ear piece. It looks like a cool phone with great specs, but PA killed it on its phone capabilities which I would need atleast sometimes. Check the review out. I hope Sprint addresses those issues and make it a little bit smaller, like 4.7" and I'm in for 199.99! LOL What y'all think?

"Unfortunately, the earpiece is disastrous, as it fails to emit tones with decent loudness, plus it makes voices coming through it sound muffled. The microphone isn't very strong, but it does pick up your voice well, so at least the person on the other end of the line won't have that much trouble while conversing with you."

15. Cwebb posted on 03 Jan 2012, 21:14 0 0

Keep the screen size, but beef it up. Give it a full HD screen (1080p or anything that would get it to 300+ PPI), toss a quad-core processor and beef up the camera and give it ICS then I'd be in, even if it is Samsung and they make the worst phone and have terrible customer service. Just keep the screen size, or even add on! And get rid of TW just for a treat ;) But it NEEDS LTE! I would hope to hear an announcement at CES

17. JGuinan007 posted on 03 Jan 2012, 22:27 1 1

Sprint won't be getting this AT&T got an exclusive on it in US just a wild rumor nothing to see hear just move along

18. k1ng617 posted on 03 Jan 2012, 23:18 1 0

That is actually really good, because they could bring it here with the Exynos instead of the snapdragon processor. I know people complain that it doesn't matter but I PREFER the Exynos. I have been agressively scowering for an unlocked one at a reasonable price, but I might have to wait.

20. Sinaps posted on 04 Jan 2012, 01:59 1 0

I give up. Verizon, you asshole. :(

22. lawal posted on 04 Jan 2012, 08:43 0 1

If the "S" pen is not functional on galaxy s2 pen note ,whats is the alternative solution .for galaxy s 2

23. lawal posted on 04 Jan 2012, 08:49 0 1

l need a solution for this problem .cant get to write on my galaxy ipad s2 -pen note.What sought of pen do l need.even "s"pen on samsuug galaxy note phone do not work on galaxy s2 ipad.
need urgent assistance from anybody.

24. MrMojo posted on 06 Jan 2012, 11:56 0 0

Pardon the question but some of us really don't know...

What's the difference between the Snapdragon and Exynos processors?

Does it really make a difference?

HATE it when tech companies bring in their foreign products but DUMB IT DOWN for the American market!

25. danwatson posted on 07 Jan 2012, 08:23 0 0

They are just two different processors made by different companies but the Exynos processors have much better graphics on board and therefore usually are faster with graphics intense applications. You would think since ICS uses graphics acceleration, the Exynos would be faster throughout. As a sprint user I hope this report is true.