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Despite receiving heavy criticism for its overwhelming size, Samsung managed to make this niche segment wildly popular, not to mention highly profitable. Everyone has a 5-inch and above handset today but they exist mostly due to pressure from the competit...
You can find the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 retailing online for about Rs 47,000, which is still a very high price for what's on offer. Granted, the phone is packed to the gills with the latest hardware and specs but it lacks that premium look and feel. Faux...
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Pretty much exactly one year has passed since the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy Note II , thus it is about time the successor to Samsung's large-screen flagship line hit the market. Fortunately, the Galaxy Note 3 does not disappoint in terms of innov...
Phenomenal battery life, Full HD Super AMOLED display, Extreme performance levels, USB 3.0 port, Camera quality, Capable of QFHD video playback, User-exchangeable battery, User-expandable internal storage (micro SD), S-Pen functionality...
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Quite the convincing performanceThose who have always been fond of the Note series will definitely already have cast an eye at Samsung's newest flagship - and rightfully so, as the Galaxy Note 3 is more than just an ordinary successor to the Galaxy Note I...
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Let’s face it, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is the new flagship for Samsung. No longer does the Galaxy S range sit at the top of the pile. With the original Note it was very similar to the S2, with only the screen size and the design being the differentia...
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We saw the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 for the first time at IFA in Berlin when it was unveiled alongside the Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch. Now the device is available this month for 299.99 from all four carriers, and we spent some real-world usage time wi...
The Galaxy Note 3 has excellent performance in a 5.7” form factor, making it the perfect device to perform the tasks you would do on a smartphone or a tablet (reading books or watching videos), effectively nullifying the need to buy both devices. “Phablet...
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Whether you’re a fan of oversized smartphones or not, it’s clear that they are here to stay. When Samsung initially released the first Galaxy Note, many of us in the industry looked at it a little sideways and wondered what the designers at Samsung wer...
Great Performance, Large, Bright Screen, Good Camera, Tons of Accessories...
Somewhat Pricey, Not "Pure" Android, Screen Somewhat Over-Saturated...
While the Note 3 did put up some of the best numbers we've seen from any smartphone we've tested to date, in real-world use, it was also noticeably faster and more fluid than many other devices we've used. The speedy Snapdragon 800 SoC with Adreno 330 gra...
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“Too huge!”, “Impossible to use as a phone!”, “A failed experiment..” they said, and a new category of smartphones was born. Samsung is single handedly responsible for the whole big screen revolution in the smartphone market. After the success of the...
Samsung created the market it owns, and the Note 3 is its crown jewel. It has all the top end specifications and features you’d demand from a cutting edge smartphone and might even go as far as justifying its steep price. The improved faux leather back...
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The long-awaited and highly-rumored Samsung Galaxy Note 3 was finally announced during a Samsung press conference at IFA. One millimeter slimmer and lighter than its predecessor the Note 2, the new Samsung phablet features a faster processor, the Snapd...
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 offers top notch performances with a much improved product design which delivers a truly stylish look and feel. The new software features, unique to Samsung offer a much better and fun user experience, with enhanced multitasking...
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mobileburn.com Updated:
2013-11-09 05:49:44
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Sponsored links, if any, appear in green. Samsung Galaxy Note 3 S Pen The Samsung Galaxy Note II introduced a smartphone with a stylus that actually made sense. Despite the challenges of its broad frame, the Galaxy Note II worked for people willing to...
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twitter: @lisagade) Like most third generation flagships, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 needs no introduction. That doesn't mean it's dull--anything but! The first Galaxy Note was a groundbreaking smartphone that inspired the word "phablet": the marriage...
Huge full HD display, S Pen digital pen, fast CPU, easy multi-tasking with select apps...
This is a very large phone! Samsung's software runs to excess...
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is king of the phablets, as was the Note II. Heck, before the original Galaxy Note, there was no such thing as a phablet. Good thing Samsung was cheeky enough to give oversized smartphones a try. The Note 3 is currently among...
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Citizens of the smartphone-using world, hear this: When it comes to what you carry in your pocket, size definitely matters. Just look at Samsung's new Galaxy Note 3. The device is the latest in a line that brought big back into style -- and now, plus-s...
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Samsung has done it again - and it made it look so easy. The Galaxy Note 3 can pretend it has no competition, while otherwise remarkable rivals know they'll will have to live with - but not quite live up to - comparisons to the gadget that defines an...
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You've been warned: the Galaxy Note II was probably my favorite smartphone of 2012, and it looks like its successor, the Note 3, is stealing my heart all over again. With big hardware improvements across the board, as well as substantial additions to s...
Compared to the Galaxy Note II, the Note 3 is a very substantial leap forward in both hardware and software. It has a much better screen, a much better camera, a much quicker processor, more RAM and storage (as standard), and a more refined design from...
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In the Galaxy Note 3 you'll find the re-solidification of the idea that this device category was both invented by and continues to be piloted by Samsung. You wont find this company resting on its laurels when it comes to adding and refining both software...
In the Galaxy Note 3 you’ll find the re-solidification of the idea that this device category was both invented by and continues to be piloted by Samsung. You wont find this company resting on its laurels when it comes to adding and refining both softwa...
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Samsung seemingly defined the phablet category when it launched the original Samsung Galaxy Note smartphone a couple years ago, a time span that seems oh so long ago thinking back on it. And then last, year, the Korean based company continued the momen...
Long battery life, Has all the S4 features & more, Fantastic note taking features, Well rounded performance...
Expensive, Weak speaker, Limited apps support with Air View, Gestures, etc...
Prepping for that crucial holiday season, Samsung seemingly has a one-two punch offering now, seeing that the Galaxy Note 3 perfectly complements Sammy’s other flagship smartphone. On the surface, the two share many of the same commonalities, like thei...
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pcworld.com_techhive.com Updated:
2013-11-09 05:49:45
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Another day, another device—that's what Samsung makes us feel like with the exhausting lineup of phones and tablets it has debuted in the last year. Its latest release, however, the Galaxy Note 3, is at least worth paying attention to. It's the third iter...
Long battery life, SPen is plenty useful if you like wielding a stylus...
Bundled with Samsung's own apps and extra features that you may never use, Same plasticky chassis as its predecessors...
The Note 3 is one of Samsung's best phones to date, but it still doesn't fit into your pocket...
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Samsung’s beastly third-generation Note handset is everything a big-screened Android phone should beFor better or worse, we’re now surrounded by Android smartphones with enormous displays. Most of the major manufacturers have flagship phones with scree...
Samsung's beastly third-generation Note handset is everything a big-screened Android phone should beFor better or worse, we're now surrounded by Android smartphones with enormous displays. Most of the major manufacturers have flagship phones with screens...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 arrived on my desk a few days ago. The Note 3 marks the third generation of the Galaxy Note range, it also marks the third Galaxy Note that I’ve owned. So as is often the case with a new device here at Coolsmartphone I’m goin...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is the phablet flagship for this year and the upcoming holiday season. Samsung made sure of it and despite having many opponents to shuffle through before it can get the user's seal of approval, the Galaxy Note 3 does offer s...
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This is our preview based on a prototype unit, expect the review soon. Samsung isn't the first company that tried to come up with a device blending the functionality of a smartphone and a tablet into one. However, it deserves credit for delivering the...
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Now in its third iteration, the Galaxy Note line continues to prove skeptics wrong—people just can't get enough of these supersized smartphones. The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 on Verizon Wireless ($299.99 with two-year contract) picks up right where its predec...
Massive, stunning 1080p display. Lighter and faster than before. Dizzying array of software enhancements, some of which are genuinely useful.
Like all phablets, it's huge. Dizzying array of software enhancements, some of which are dubious...
Samsung refines its top-tier phablet with the 5.7-inch Galaxy Note 3, a powerful, full HD phone/tablet combo that may be the only mobile device you need...
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Now this is a phablet. Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 combines a gorgeous 5.7-inch full-HD display, a fast Snapdragon 800 processor and lots of improvements to the pen experience. It gets better. Verizon's version of the Galaxy Note 3 offers nearly 10 hours of n...
Strong battery life, Gorgeous full-HD screen, Sharp camera, Useful pen apps, Powerful performance...
Not one-hand-friendly, Aggressive crapware, Inconsistent LTE performance...
With its big and bright display, long battery life and improved pen input capability, the Note 3 is the phablet to beat...
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It's tough to believe we're already three generations into a device that launched a category few thought would take off. The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 ($199.99 direct) is a shrewd refinement of the company's mainstream phablet—two words I never thought I'd pu...
Massive, stunning 1080p display. Lighter and faster than before. Dizzying array of software enhancements, some of which are genuinely useful.
Like all phablets, it's huge. Dizzying array of software enhancements, some of which are dubious...
Samsung refines its top-tier phablet with the 5.7-inch Galaxy Note 3, a powerful, full HD phone/tablet combo that may be the only mobile device you need...
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Samsung popularized the phablet (a smartphone-tablet hybrid) with 2011's Galaxy Note and kicked it up a notch last year with the Galaxy Note 2. However, the Galaxy Note 3 takes the world's best pen-enabled smartphone to a whole new level with a gorgeous 5...
Epic battery life, Gorgeous screen, Powerful pen software, Strong performance, Improved multitasking...
Audio could be better, Design not one-hand friendly, Relatively expensive...
Epic battery life, a gorgeous screen, sharp camera and powerful software make the Galaxy Note 3 the most versatile smartphone on the market...
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Holy smartphone. Note 3 is large and in charge. The gigantic 5.7″ device puts you somewhere in between tablet and smartphone; it's actually a phone but it's come to be known as a phablet . This is now the third iteration of the insanely popular Samsung de...
Screen is beautiful, bright, and incredibly high resolution. Great form–very sleek light and durable. Removable battery, great cameras, Spen is awesome for note taking, handwriting, and sketching. Long battery life, NFC, IR TV Remote Control, windowed mul...
Tough to see in sun, Autobrightness is slow, UI can be buggy and may be too large for some...
Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 is by all means an impressive device, and a really nice successor to the already-popular Note 2. There's a nice bump in specs, and the form factor is sleeker and cleaner than ever. The screen is phenomenally gorgeous and detail...
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Samsung essentially created the market for the in-between smartphone—a device that could ostensibly take the place of both a smartphone and a tablet—with its wildly popular Galaxy Note lineup. (The Korean phone-maker recently boasted that it has sold...
Great performance, Long battery life, Improved look and feel...
Still too big for many people, Improved S Pen software still lacks many logical features, TouchWiz is an acquired taste...
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Samsung GALAXY Note 3 Street Price: Rs 45,000Who should buy: - Those looking for a big and beautiful screen. - Folks who want long-battery life. - Those who love using stylus for taking notes and doodling. - Those interested in gaming.Who shouldn't: - Peo...
Brilliant screen, Featurepacked SPen, Excellent for gaming, Ideal for watching movies, Great battery life.
Uncomfortable for singlehanded use, Feels too plasticky, Boring design, Overwhelming UI, Camera could have been better...
For Rs 45,000, the Note 3 offers an excellent screen with solid multimedia performance. The stylus implementation is nicely done. So in short, if you're fine lugging around a big phone that requires both hands to operate, go ahead and buy the Note 3. It'...
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insidehw.com Updated:
2013-12-11 09:49:02
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Merciless tempo that Samsung imposed on themselves as well as others with their yearly cycle of new generations of Galaxy devices bore fruit and Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 are among the top selling models in year 2013. when it comes to Android devices. N...
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But since the first Note's introduction in 2011, competitors have flooded the market with phones that are bigger than ever before. None have been able to match Samsung's breakaway success yet, though, and none have really given users a compelling reason t...
Great performance, Long battery life, Improved look and feel...
Still too big for many people, Improved S Pen software still lacks many logical features, TouchWiz is an acquired taste...
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Posted in ReviewsWe just recently reviewed the S-view Cover for the Galaxy S4 and this time we’ll be taking a look at the Note 3’s version. The idea behind this new case is similar to the one for the S4: a case that replaces the battery cover, protects...
The Note 3’s S-view Cover has taken everything I like about the S4’s version and made it even better with a nicer design, better materials and more functionality. It has however remained a case designed to mostly protect (the screen) from scratches and...
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Samsung continues to augment its line of supersize smartphones -- this time, with the $249 Galaxy Note 3. Packing a bigger screen and faster processor into a sleeker package than its predecessor, the Note 3 on Sprint boasts a brilliant display and epic ba...
Improved design, Excellent S Pen and multitasking software, Best-in-class performance, Brilliant display, Long-lasting battery...
No Spark compatibility, Small LTE network...
Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 packs robust pen and multitasking software in a sleek, speedy, long-lasting device with a brilliant display...
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More than ever before, this year we saw an unprecedented amount of larger than life smartphones entering the space – commonly known to many of us as “phablets.” They’re gargantuan devices that might overpower those with small appetites, but they serve...
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If you’ve been keeping a close eye on our news feed, then you might have noticed that the Google Nexus 5 has been getting quite a lot of attention as of late. And that should come as no surprise since the handset is pretty great, as we concluded in our...
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Giant phones that we now call phablets did not even exist just three years ago. Then, the advent of the original Samsung Galaxy Note brought an avalanche of larger and larger devices, blurring the lines between a tablet and a phone. With every year scr...
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Android and fragmentation have become almost synonymous as manufacturers and carriers struggle to keep pace with the quickly-updated OS, but the real fragmentation issue is the experience users get with pure Android versus manufacturer customizations...
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Which is better: a phablet or a smartphone? And exactly where do we draw the line between these two types of smart devices? Is it the size of the screen that determines if we should place a device in one category or the other, or is it the overall dime...
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Samsung is known for having offerings across all known device categories – from tiny, low-cost Android handsets like the Galaxy Pocket Neo, to gigantic, feature-packed powerhouses like the Galaxy Note 3. Somewhere in the middle is the Galaxy S4 – Samsu...
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Timing is everything in the industry! One moment, one smartphone is being praised with acclaim, and the next, another newer smartphone is taking the spotlight – seemingly taking away the fanfare surrounding the previous one. Well folks, that’s exactly...
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Just when we were beginning to wonder there for a moment, out comes LG’s “phablet” for 2013 – the strange and unique looking LG G Flex. Naturally, it’s a peculiar thing out in the space right that’s hoping to be a viable competitor against the arguable...
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So let's say that you're interested in getting a new high-end smartphone, and having a huge display is one of your top priorities. Well, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is among the handsets matching that description – it is fast, loaded to the brim with nea...
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Anyone who has already gone through our Samsung Galaxy Note 3 review knows that the smartphone ranks among the best ones money can buy. It is an embodiment of high-end technology, and even though it doesn’t come cheap, it offers quite a lot of bang for...
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There are many epic rivalries within the wireless industry: Apple vs Samsung, iOS vs Android, Angry Birds vs Fruit Ninja... OK, that last one may not be that epic, but you get the idea. Actually, another very interesting rivalry we can think of right n...
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The iPhone 5s is a smartphone that is in many ways better than its predecessor, and one of the upgrades it brings along is the improved 8MP camera. Yup, the resolution hasn't been boosted, but other aspects of the snapper itself have been tweaked, incl...
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We've done our fair share of head-to-head articles this year, but there's no better way of completing it than by seeing the two most powerful phablet beasts stand against each other. It's the Sherlock Holmes against Professor Moriarty of the mobile wo...
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The two phablet titans were built by established electronics companies with very different development cultures. Samsung has found its place with the...
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It's the match of the season and the winner takes home the most coveted title. After successfully fending off the Apple iPhone 5s and the Nokia Lumia 1020 in the battle of the platforms, the LG G2 had to defend the title on its home Android turf. And...
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More Info Samsung Galaxy Note 3 preview Samsung Galaxy Gear hands-on Samsung details new S Pen Three is the magic number. Three is lucky. Three's a crowd. Okay, ignore that last one, but the number 3 does also apply to the latest Galaxy Note, and we're cu...
Beautiful 1080p display, Lightning-fast performance, New, genuinely useful S Pen apps...
Still lacks high-end finish, Poor loudspeaker, Relatively expensive...
The Note remains unchallenged in its category. Excellent battery life, a brilliant display and top performance make it an excellent all-rounder for those wanting a bigger device...
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Simply fabulous fashion news: the tacky, slippery, almost oiled-up plastic that's hampered the sex appeal of Samsung's past Galaxy handsets is no more. Sort of. It turns out the back of the Note 3 is still plastic, but it's disguised to look like leather...
Powerful innards gobble up Android, Your eyes will appreciate the big screen, S Pen is finally very useful...
Still too big for constant onehanded use...
Put simply, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is the best phablet in the world right now. Its glorious 5.7in screen pumps out crisp detail and punchy colours while still remaining pretty portable, at least compared to the gargantuan 6.4in Sony Xperia Z Ultra. I...
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Samsung has upgraded its phablet, the Galaxy Note 2 to (unsurprisingly) the Galaxy Note 3, we spent some time with the new smartphone/tablet at IFA 2013, here's our Samsung Galaxy Note 3 hands-on review.The first thing that catches your attention with the...
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has gone a pretty routine upgrade from its predecessor, with results that are both impressive and confusing at the same time...
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I still remember the first time I held the original Galaxy Note. At that point in time it wasn't really obvious just how critical larger-display smartphones were going to be in the future, nor just how close the smartphone market was to becoming a mature...
The Note 3 is an iterative product, that's absolutely true, but the improvements in the Note 3 are pretty dramatic. It really does feel better, thinner, lighter all while having a bigger, more usable display. The silicon inside is incredibly quick, easily...
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Released in 2011, the original Galaxy Note was the monster- sized smartphone that birthed the ‘phablet' category, packing a 5.3-inch screen in an age where the market-leading iPhone was still a comparatively tiny 3.5-inches. The Note seemingly proved that...
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Quick TakeProsImage quality compares favorably to other smartphone cameras and beginner-level point-n-shoot camerasLarge touchscreen display is sharp and brightTouchscreen is very responsiveSamsung designed the camera's operational buttons and menus t...
By Kyle Schurman Samsung has put together an impressive combination of advanced smartphone features with a very nice 13-megapixel smartphone camera with its Galaxy Note 3. Don't misunderstand: The Galaxy Note 3 isn't going to replace your interchangeab...
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Many companies have tried to make a large, note-friendly smartphone, but none have succeeded quite as well as Samsung. While the first Galaxy Note was rather large and lacking in refinement, Samsung has steadily improved the line, this year releasing the...
The included SPen is fantastic, further enhanced by strong software support. Topnotch performance from both models, plus a decent camera and great battery life. Reasonably ergonomic, despite its size.
Fauxleather design makes the device look like a cheap knockoff. Software is bloated, visually unpleasant and filled with gimmicks. As LCDs advance, AMOLEDs are being left behind.
After several weeks with a Galaxy Note 3 in hand, it's clear that it is the best large-screened, stylus-supporting smartphone you can get. The S-Pen is the perfect companion tool for annotations on the fly, with some seriously impressive software enhancem...
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techreviewsource.com Updated:
2014-01-29 02:10:14
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Now in its third iteration, the Galaxy Note line continues to prove skeptics wrong—people just can't get enough of these supersized smartphones . The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 on Verizon Wireless ($299.99 with two-year contract) picks up right where its prede...
Massive, stunning 1080p display. Lighter and faster than before. Dizzying array of software enhancements, some of which are genuinely useful.
Like all phablets, it's huge. Dizzying array of software enhancements, some of which are dubious...
Samsung refines its top-tier phablet with the 5.7-inch Galaxy Note 3, a powerful, full HD phone/tablet combo that may be the only mobile device you need...
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booredatwork.com Updated:
2014-01-29 02:10:14
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Smartphones have become a saturated market place with new devices coming out every month or so; making the phone market feel like a haze. Then comes the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 , a device so different that it originates from a line or class of smartphones t...
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Samsung's King of Phablets is back, and it's better than ever. This year's Note has a bigger screen, faster processor, thinner/lighter body, and improved S Pen powers. What's not to like? Well, a few things, to be sure. The phablet-averse may find the No...
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is the best Note yet. Samsung made improvements to the hardware and the software that result in a device that's easier to use, yet more powerful than ever. The Note 3 is lighter, thinner, and narrower than its predecessor, which...
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We test a lot of smartphones here at PC Advisor, but recently two have stood out. The Sony Xperia Z1 and the Galaxy Note 3 are both big Android phones that offer stunning performance and excellent displays. They are part of a new breed of phones alongside...
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When it comes to massive phones, nothing is more iconic than the Samsung Galaxy Note . It has gained popularity not only due to its size, but its additional features such as a stylus and a larger battery make it a more useful phone. Samsung released the t...
Is the Galaxy Note 3 worth getting If you're accepting of the larger size (large enough to where it looks a little funny when you hold it up to your face for an actual call), and can justify the higher price compared to the Galaxy S4, then I'd say that yo...
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Keen to build on this momentum and ensure it remained top dog in the phablet pile, Samsung released a sequel in 2012 – the Note 2 – and then followed that with the Galaxy Note 3 in 2013, adding in a better spec, improved hardware and plenty more S-Pen fea...
Fantastic display, Lightning fast processor and performance, Excellent battery life, Great multitasking, Good camera...
Skeumorphic physical design will not be to everyone's tastes...
For me the really compelling thing about the Galaxy Note 3 is that it's a Samsung handset where the company does continue to truly innovate and make genuine improvements to the user experience. The Galaxy Note 3 is offering something unique and it's not...
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In fall 2011, When Samsung announced its next smartphone would bear a display that measured 5.3 inches, corner to corner, I laughed. A lot of us did. At the time, 4.3-inch phones were commonplace, 4.7-inch phones were just beginning to roll out and seemed...
The best specifications money can currently buy, Powerful multitasking software, Exceptional stylus integration, Impressive battery life, Beautiful and bright display, Future-proofed hardware...
May be too large for some, TouchWiz could stand a refresh, The display dpi setting could be lower...
The Galaxy Note 3, as its size clearly indicates, is not a phone of modesty. From its stacked spec list to its design and even the S Pen, the Galaxy Note 3 is obviously targeting power users, people who want or need a phone that simply … does more. But...
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Watching the Galaxy Note line evolve over the past two years has been very, very interesting. Samsung kicked off a new category with the original Note back in 2011, packing the specs and performance of a small tablet into the body of a large smartphone, a...
Most powerful hardware available, Best display we've seen on a smartphone this size, Removable battery, expandable storage, Outstanding battery life, S Pen offers unmatched utility, Unparalleled multitasking ability...
TouchWiz is still overwrought, UI doesn't make maximum use of screen resolution, Performance hiccups in Exynos version give us pause...
We know: it's a lot to take in. That's almost always the case with a flagship-class smartphone, and even more so with a device like a Galaxy Note. It's not just physically larger; it's larger-than-life , with a spec sheet and a feature set that seem al...
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bitbitbyte.com Updated:
2014-02-08 01:32:37
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Back when ~4.3 inches was considered a “large” phone, Samsung began on a new journey. Much like the megapixel race that point and shoot cameras went through several years back, Samsung kicked off a screen size race, with each new year bringing a few more...
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Samsung GALAXY Note 3 is my very first “phablet” that I have ever used. Having used GALAY Note 3 for a few weeks now, I have compiled a few interesting things, personal thoughts, and wish lists on this new handset.There are some items in Samsung GALAXY No...
GALAXY Note 3 is obviously a good top-of-the-range device available in the market right now, with great and beautiful hardware design, well-thought features, both necessary and additional non-essential features. I previously wasn't a firm believer of usi...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is the best Samsung phone I've ever used. It's big, it's powerful and it finally turns the S Pen — the small stylus that goes hand-in-hand with the Galaxy Note line — into something useful. It's even better than the Galaxy S4 .To...
Gorgeous full HD display, Air Command menu is ingenious and helpful, Excellent handwritingtotext conversion...
Some S Pen functions questionable, Rear camera gets in the way of notebook, Soso battery life...
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is the best Samsung phone I've ever used. It's big, it's powerful and it finally turns the S Pen — the small stylus that goes hand-in-hand with the Galaxy Note line — into something useful. It's even better than the Galaxy S4.To...
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 delivers high performance and striking screen quality in a portable yet sizable display plus it works with the Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch. This part phone/part tablet, or phablet, has a considerably long battery life, slim desi...
Appealing and massive display screen, large “phablet” size, fast performance, considerably long battery life, functionality with Galaxy Gear Smartwatch, S Pen design and functions, fast quad-core processor, clear calls, sharp pictures, Near Field Communic...
Expensive, simpler navigation (interface functions occasionally overwhelming), back cover plastic material catches on items, better handwritten note recognition/transfer to text, particularly paper and especially in pant pockets, noise cancelling capabili...
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The Galaxy Note 3 is one of the most hotly anticipated phones of the year, and for good reason. With its massive 5.7-inch 1080p HD AMOLED display, larger battery, thinner body, and massive processing power, it appears to be a truly legitimate successor to...
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 was one of our favorite mobile devices from the last year, but it still had some room for improvement. What happens when Samsung takes that already great mobile device, and improves on it in all the right areas? Well, you get an ab...
When the original Galaxy Note launched, Samsung was mocked for the device's gigantic screen and stylus integration. But apparently those critics forgot to check in with actual customers before delivering their sermons about the imminent death of the phabl...
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The Galaxy Note 2 from Samsung was a very successful device, with millions of users falling in love with its massive display, excellent battery life, S Pen integration, and non-stop A+ performance. While the size of the device might scare a few people awa...
The Galaxy Note 3 is priced at $299 on-contract through all major carriers ($349 at Sprint) here in the US. The price isn't surprising, as this is the tippity top of the top tier offerings from any manufacturer in the world. It delivers the best specs a p...
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Samsung's Galaxy Note series has gone from zero to hero for the company since its introduction in August 2011. The original Galaxy Note was more of an experimental device, essentially a Galaxy S II with a stylus (called the S-Pen) that packed a powerful W...
The size of the device will still be daunting to some. The sheer volume of features found on this phone will be overwhelming to some, and it's entirely possible that many people will never use even half of them. Is this bad? You'll have to decide for y...
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Samsung's Galaxy Note is marketed primarily as a note-taking and creativity type of device, so doesn't it make sense to start off our Galaxy Note 3 review series with a full look at the new S-Note 3.0 app? Samsung has completely overhauled S-Note this tim...
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Samsung has been crowned the King of Android, as it seems that every other Android vendor is struggling to catch-up to Samsung's titanic market share. Their Galaxy line of Android phones have become well known with consumers and the Galaxy brand has a loy...
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mobilephonereviewss.com Updated:
2014-03-19 01:46:08
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The Note 3 runs on the latest, greatest Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU with 3 gigs of RAM. This is the first smartphone that comes to mind with that much RAM and it needs it for all the Samsung custom software. The quad core Snapdragon 800 is clocked at 2.3GHz...
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Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is still one of the most powerful Android devices ever made, even now that 2K models are apparently ready for launch. This phablet has been tested by us this fall and found very impressive, both in the camera area and basically every...
appealing and elegant design, powerful hardware, excellent CPU and GPU, loads of useful apps and features, great camera, audio and screen, apps have evolved from past Samsung experiences, the S Pen is great as usual, improved multitasking and security, An...
battery life should be higher, on par with expectations, night capture is poor, S Note doesn't bring new features, the Samsung Hub is useless, there's no optical stabilization, no FM radio...
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Though the Galaxy Note 3 might sound like an iterative evolution of the phablet line, it's a design revolution for Samsung's design team. The Note 3 continues to impress with the line's hallmarked features--large yet still pocketable display size, active...
The biggest change with the Galaxy Note 3 is that it is now no longer frustrating to write with the S Pen on a small screen. Unlike writing in a smaller Moleskine journal, my scribbles on the Note phablet line in the past took up a lot of screen real esta...
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pocketables.com Updated:
2014-03-26 01:50:20
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I've had my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 on T-Mobile for a little over three weeks. Originally, I had started my Uncarrier relationship on T-Mobile with the purchase of an Apple iPhone 5s, but I switched the devices out when T-Mobile began offering the Galaxy No...
For all of the Galaxy Note 3′s positives, there is one big negative that you may be unable to overcome: it's a damn big phone. To be perfectly clear: if you purchase this phone, you can forget about one-handed texting; nearly every task will require two...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-03-26 01:50:20
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It's been two years since Samsung introduced the world to the Galaxy Note series. At first, the world wasn't impressed, mocking the supersized phone for its large proportions in a world still populated by 4-inch devices.Fast forward to the present day, an...
Good screen, Good camera, Great battery life, The fastest device money can buy...
AMOLED issues, Build quality still lacking, TouchWiz is still awful, Buggy...
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i4u.com Updated:
2014-03-29 02:56:08
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Samsung's Galaxy branding reaches across their smartphone and tablet range, from the diminutive Galaxy Mini up to the recently announced NotePro and TabPro. One of the most successful handsets in the larger screened devices is the Galaxy Note 3, an update...
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Gigabit Wi-Fi is starting to appear in mobile devices, so we got our hands on three smartphones and two laptops running the 802.11ac standard and put them to the test. Though you won't see anywhere near Gigabit speeds in real-world environments, our testi...
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Samsung's Galaxy Note series has been the most popular BIG phone since it was first released a couple of years ago. The Galaxy Note 2 made some major improvements over the original in terms of speed and utility, and while the Galaxy Mega was a giant step...
Do you like really big phones? Then yes! This is the best big phone out there. Do you hate big phones? Then no, of course you shouldnt get it because you will drop it on the ground and cry. Thats pretty much the long and short of it, at least for now. O...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 launches this week for the major wireless carriers in the United States, and that means we get another big helping of a large-screen device that's meant to bridge the gap between smartphones and tablets. Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 f...
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bgr.com
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2014-05-29 04:34:02
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It wasn't much of a surprise when Samsung finally unveiled its new Galaxy Note 3 smartphone on Wednesday. Forget the fact that Samsung's marketing boss had already confirmed the announcement was coming, the Galaxy Note 3′s specs have basically been common...
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bgr.com
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2014-05-30 06:13:56
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Samsung has a problem, but the first step on the road to recovery is admitting it. There are a few common themes that characterize all of Samsung's recent flagship devices. They all feature positively gorgeous displays packed into plasticky hardware that...
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Big is back! The pocket-filling Galaxy Note returns with a third iteration, and Samsung has one-upped just about every item on the Note II spec sheet with this sequel. While we see the return of the 2.3Ghz Snapdragon 800, the benchmarks aren't just a carb...
A gigantic 5.7-inch, 1080p display, The faux leather and chrome combo makes for a great-looking device, A removable battery and microSD slot, USB 3.0, while clumsy, is great to have when you really want to transfer a huge file, TouchWiz gives you a millio...
Disappointing battery life, A Menu button. This hides all the overflow menus you should normally see and is terrible for discoverability, TouchWiz still looks and functions like Android 2.3. You can't horizontally swipe between tabs, there are hidden menu...
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examiner.com Updated:
2014-07-23 11:07:58
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The term "phablet" has come to refer to a smart phone with a screen larger than 5" - thus making it larger than a standard smart phone but a bit smaller than a 7" tablet. For comparison, a premium smart phone like the Samsung Galaxy S4 has a 5" display. A...
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androidandme.com Updated:
2014-07-23 11:08:01
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is the newest phone in the massive (and massively popular) Note lineup, a runaway hit that many doubted would gain any traction in the market. With the huge display comes the S Pen, an active and accurate stylus with some awesome...
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It was two years ago when Samsung unveiled the very first Galaxy Note , which ended up starting the phablet craze. However, it wasn't just about the “size” of the Note, it was the functionality with the S Pen, something many manufacturers fail to offer wi...
If you're looking for a phablet, the Note 3 is probably your best bet. It's not too big when you consider the size of the display. Speaking of the display, it's fantastic. Throw in the S Pen and all the apps that come with it, and you won't find a better...
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The Sony Xperia Z2 is just starting to hit shelves: a product of relentless iteration, it is the third in a lineage of Sony flagships that focus on combining a sleek design with state-of-the-art hardware. Its flagship status will put the Z2 alongside s...
The Xperia Z2 feels like the third step of a longer journey that Sony started early last year with the Xperia Z. It’s a gradual evolution, in hardware and software design, with more polished looks, faster chips, and overall better performance, and this...
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We got our hands on a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 to play with so here’s our impressions of the device incase you were considering purchasing one. Preface: We appreciate the age of the device and as such have directed this review as such, focusing on experience...
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There was a lot of buzz leading up to the Galaxy Note 3 launch. The device is the third in Samsung's portfolio of Note-branded smartphones, and it packs the most powerful hardware of any of Samsung's current smartphones. That said, it also has a massive d...
We freakin' love this phone. We really appreciate that Samsung answered complaints about the cheapo-plastic look and feel of its older devices and, while it's not perfect yet, we prefer the faux leather design on the back. The South Korean phone maker als...
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Thousands of years of history serve as a warning: all empires eventually fall to ruin. It seems quite fair to say that Samsung commands exactly that. A vast empire. And nobody gets to where Samsung is without understanding odds, and the odds are that...
With this lengthy comparison behind us, do we dare claim we have enough to arrive at a verdict? Sure, but it's not as simple as that.It would be easy to say that, beyond size considerations, the Galaxy S5 is the better overall device of the two, but si...
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The day is February 19, 2013. HTC is about to announce its new Android flagship phone, and the tension in the air can be cut through with a butter knife. Rumors are suggesting that the company will introduce a new, revolutionary smartphone camera techn...
We have to admit it, guys. We were not excited when we learned that the new HTC One will use an UltraPixel camera, just like its 2013 predecessor. But now, after putting the phone's camera through its paces, our skepticism has vanished for the most par...
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Smartphones come and go. New and improved models get announced all the time, as old ones slowly fade away into obsolescence. That's how things have always been, and that's how they'll stay for the foreseeable future. But while virtually all smartphones a...
At the end of the day, we think it is clear to see that the LG G3 has a lot going for it. It is well worthy of its flagship status, and anyone who chooses to own it isn't likely to be disappointed. But now that we've stacked it up against the Samsung Gala...
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Apple's acknowledgment of the big-screen phones trend resulted in the 5.5” iPhone 6 Plus. It's just inevitable that Apple's first foray in the 5”+ range will get compared to the Samsung line that started it all, that's why we are pitting the iPhone 6 Plu...
The iPhone 6 Plus is Apple's first foray into the phablet borderland, and it impresses on most counts. It brings everything you can expect from an iPhone in a much larger package – the build is as premium as ever, and the screen is bright and very accurat...
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We're tech geeks. We're the kind of folks that friends and family consult with prior to buying a new gadget. And when it comes to smartphones, it usually boils down to one thing – the great majority of people who are about to get one want it to take good...
Knowing that the LG G2 had an outstanding camera, we expected nothing short of great results from its successor. And sure enough, the LG G3 did not leave us disappointed with its 13MP camera. The snapper is about as capable as those on the current leaders...
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Samsung's line of Galaxy Note products have quickly become the premiere option for users seeking large displays with stylus functionality. Like its predecessors, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 blends the boundary between phone and tablet and attempts to push t...
The hardware combination of the Note 3′s 5.7-inch screen, quad core processor, and 3GB of RAM is unrivaled in both specs and performance. The S Pen stylus and companion software/apps provide an additional level of functionality that will make power users...
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We already gave you the announcement post, but now it's time to give you guys some hands-on time with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 . Our own Rob Jackson is in New York's Time Square at one of Samsung's satellite events where he was able to get up close and p...
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is one of the finest smartphones we saw last year, and we have to say, it held its own pretty well throughout 2014. But the time has come for a better, faster, and stronger heir to stand up and announce its immediate appointment...
There's hardly anything unlikeable about the Galaxy Note 4, but upgrading from last year's Note 3 is up to you.Unsuprisingly, the Galaxy Note 4 is a better phablet than its predecessor in every regard. It has a nicer build, an incredible display, a faster...
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Rememeber the last time you used one of those basic, point-and-shoot cameras? It must have been a while if you own a phone with a good camera on it. That's the case for millions of folks and it comes as no surprise – most modern high-end smartphones take...
Right from the start of this camera comparison, we were confident that the Galaxy Note 4 was not going to disappoint. Our expectations were correct, as it turned out. Samsung's phablet and its remarkable 16MP camera got the highest final score, and it is...
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Over the past hours, we've brought you comparisons between Apple's new iPhones and the Galaxy S5 , HTC One (M8) , and the LG G3 . Now it's time for another quick look, and this time we have two heavyweights in the ring: the iPhone 6 Plus and the Galaxy No...
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The Galaxy Note series of phablets has opened up the market to larger devices, but as we're seeing more and more of these big-screen phones, the differences between them start to wash out. Samsung, the originator of the category, however, has a few trick...
The Galaxy Note Edge is a lot about showing off the amazing capabilities of Samsung's AMOLED displays, and how they curve and bend. It's a show-off feature, and as such, it is granted to get you a lot of looks and attention, but it does little in terms of...
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When you’re atop the Android world, it means that everyone is looking at everything you’re doing – both the big and the small. Samsung, as we know, is the biggest fish in the pond at the moment, as they’ve proven to us that they can deliver the goods...
Traditionally, the older a smartphone gets, the cheaper its price becomes. Therefore, it should be expected for a 6-month product to be lower in price point than let’s say, a new smartphone that was just recently released. Bearing that in mind, we’d be...
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Posted: 3 hours ago, by Ray S. Tags: T-Mobile-T-Mobile+ AT&T-AT&T+ Verizon-Verizon+ Sprint-Sprint+ Samsung-Samsung+ iOS-iOS+ LG-LG+ HTC-HTC+ Apple-Apple+ Android-Android+ Google-Google+ It's a sweet little tradition of ours to closely examine the scree...
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As another exciting phablet shootout draws to a close, it's time to look back at who did their homework better. To a great extent, the fight between the G Pro 2 and Galaxy Note 3 decides which phablet will stand as the benchmark for the rest of the An...
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Phone manufacturers are putting a lot of money into research and development of small, lightweight, and powerful batteries that should last all day. For light to moderate smartphone users, companies have finally achieved this goal, but heavy users may fin...
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Our smartphones are the single most important devices we own. They're the tools we use to communicate with our loved ones, our offices made mobile. They're our game consoles, our conduit for watching and reading anything the internet offers. They've also...
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Time to wrap things up - we wondered if maybe we should split the final decision into two, still photography and video recording, but the results came out consistent enough to declare a clear winner. And it is, drum roll please, the Nokia Lumia 1020...
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 is in some respects a difficult sell: it's priced well beyond many users at £594 (inc. VAT, £495 ex. VAT); it's large for a phone (although relatively small compared to a 7-inch tablet); and its S Pen stylus input — a key different...
Superb 5.7inch sAMOLED screen, Good S Pen stylus functionality, LTE mobile broadband, 802.11ac WiFi, 2.3GHz quadcore SoC, Good battery life...
Large, Potentially confusing array of UI enhancements and software extras, Cheesy fauxleather backplate, Expensive...
Samsung has added some interesting usability features to the Galaxy Note 3 that make it a clear step up from its predecessor. Building a larger screen into a smaller, thinner and lighter chassis is an achievement, while the 5.7-inch full-HD sAMOLED screen...
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Last year I bought a Galaxy Note II and used if for about six months before moving to the HTC One. The Note II remains one of the best Android smartphones available , but the new Galaxy Note 3 is even better with advanced S Pen functionality, a slightly l...
If you are a heavy data user and want a large smartphone, nothing beats the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. The only reason I didn't give it a perfect 10, with the base assumption that size is not a factor since you are a buyer of a large smartphone, is that the E...
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Samsung Galaxy Note 3 just arrive in market recently, at same time, the copy phone is appeared in China. You must be surprise about their efficiency. As I known, before Samsung unveil the Note 3 phone, some factory is prepare clone project, because they h...
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Xiaomi Mi3 has been hot the Chinese market recently, while the other flaghsip smartphone is also heading to Chinese market and will available soon, those smartphone are Sony Xperia Z1, Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and LG G2. Is now we want to show you the compar...
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When the average Joe prepares to buy a cellphone, he either cannot afford a flagship phone or believes that a phone that costs around 200 USD may not be good enough. In other words, choosing a cellphone is like deciding what to eat for lunch and dinner. H...
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Of our tested phones, the Note 3 boasts the largest screen at 5.7". The Note 3 also scored the highest overall on our graphical benchmarking tests, meaning you can be sure this phone will play content, apps, and games with ease. The Note 3 also features s...
Excellent battery life, Excellent display quality, Good speaker quality, Excellent performance – ideal for running the newest Android games and visual apps...
Large size cumbersome for smaller hands...
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Goophone N3 is Samsung Galaxy Note 3 clone phablet, it built-in latest MediaTek MT6592 octa-core processor. The is phone stand on the top stage in China phones field, along with 2GB RAM, 5.7-inch 1080P screen, and competitive price. We have gotten the Goo...
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5 Reasons Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Fits the LadiesThe phone is larger than the other phones of course. So a lot of ladies that I know are skeptical about using the Galaxy Note 3 as their daily driver. I compiled a few reasons why the the Note 3 is a great ph...
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The first Samsung Galaxy Note was launched in 2011, a bold vision by Samsung to create a large-screen smart device with a built-in stylus pen. Sales was cautious in Singapore because it was just too big to swallow by the general consumer whose benchmark f...
So, what are the compelling things that make Note 3 a worthy buy? To me, it's EVERYTHING. While I would love to recommend other brands, I have to say that the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has it all. The hardware is excellent, from the 2.3GHz quad-core processor...
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beststuff.com Updated:
2015-12-20 08:34:21
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The new Samsung Galaxy Note 3 comes with a slimmer and lighter hardware design, a wider 5.7-inch full HD Super AMOLED display, and a more powerful and longer lasting battery, making Samsung's largest and latest one of the most trending smartphones this ye...
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It's that time of year again! Samsung's annual fall update to its Note series is here. The Galaxy Note 3 is biggest phone realize of the year is finally here and ready for the TGSB review treatment. We reviewedlast year's Note 2 and after putting it...
Despite its big size the Note 3 is the best phone on the market. It is a premium powerhouse. It feels and looks just as nice as it runs. The camera is a contender for best 2013, and it has 4K video. Let's say that again, 4K video! Samsung really out did...
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I have been always a fan of the Samsung Galaxy Note phablet series since the original version released 2 years ago. In my experience, those are the best Android smartphones ever, even better than their brothers, the Galaxy S series.Therefore, I almost did...
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