Samsung Galaxy Note 3 preview: ask us all you want to know about it!

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Samsung Galaxy Note 3 preview: ask us all you want to know about it!
Currently, there are few smartphones hotter than the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. It is here to succeed last year's Galaxy Note II, bringing lots of goodies to the table, such as a super-fast processor, upgraded camera, and an even larger Super AMOLED screen – all attributes that place it right in the category with all the other Android high-ends. 

Having that in mind, we bet that many of you are eager to test the Galaxy Note 3 personally – to feel the leather-like finish on the back cover, to check out the new S Pen features, or to experience its smooth performance delivered thanks to the handset's capable silicon. This, however, won't be happening until Samsung's new phablet is launched – the Galaxy Note 3 release date is set for September 25 internationally, while the US carriers will get it at a later date. Of course, a week or so isn't that long of a period, so the wait is definitely bearable. But in case you're of the impatient type, 7 days may seem like forever. That's why we thought we'd help out.

Feel free to ask us anything you'd like to know about the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and we'll answer your question to the best of our knowledge. Just keep in mind that the answer you're looking for could already be mentioned in our Samsung Galaxy Note 3 preview, so you might want to read that first before posting. The comments section below is all yours, guys! Expect your questions to be answered within several days in a new post.

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