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Own a Galaxy Note 4? Here's how to get the intriguing Montblanc digital content for free

By Peter Kostadinov

Updated: Nov 13, 2014, 7:39 AM

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Along with the Galaxy Note 4, Samsung announced an exclusive partnership with Montblanc, a manufacturer that is popular for its luxurious writing instruments, watches, and jewellery. The results of this collaboration are two custom S Pen-like styluses for the phablet (Pix and e-StarWalker) and a duo of luxurious leather cases (the Extreme and Soft Grain) for the beastly phablet.

Regardless of which ones of these you get, you will be also treated to some downloadable digital content, developed by Montblanc itself, which consists of two nice wallpapers, additional virtual S Pen nibs for S Note, and a 3D ink effect for the lock screen.

While not everyone will be able to lay their hands on one of the Montblanc accessories listed above, there are certain workarounds that enable you to download the available Montblanc content for free, regardless if you have laid your hands on the custom pens or the leather cases. We'll show you how to do this.

Update: It appears that many users of the Verizon Galaxy Note 4 have no access to the downloadable Montblanc content, which makes us think that Big Red has decided to remove these from its version of the phablet.

Here's how to get the intriguing Montblanc content for free

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