Analyst says Galaxy Note coming to Sprint.

[majicman]

Hmmm.. I do hope that it is 4G because a 3G note is a retarded idea. This is how sprint shoots themselves in the foot so often.

[legion125]

Maybe some truth to the rumors?

 

recent visit to Sprint's website, we found a curious, unbranded device that looks awfully similar to Samsung's Galaxy Note.

 

http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/10/sprint-website-hints-at-samsung-galaxy-note/

[Orion]

 

 

I do hope the Note comes to Sprint sooner than later. We have seen the LTE Lab/FIT device reports and schedule through September. So it would have had to be a new decision, and then be slotted to get into the LTE labs. However, if it was not a LTE device, then it wouldn't go through the LTE lab and FIT testing.

 

I think the Note is a very exciting device. However, I don't put much hope in a LTE Note hitting Sprint soon. And further, I think by the time it could get to market, the Note will be too old. Might as well try for the first round of the next GSIII based Note. If I am wrong, I will still be very happy!

 

Robert

 

GS3 based Note?

[ChadBroChillz]

GS3 based note would be epic. If they get a lineup of GS3, GS3 based Note, Evo LTE, Iphone LTE, and a Nokia Windows phone 8 LTE, then I do not see how anyone can top that.

[S4GRU]

GS3 based Note?

 

That is just completely future speculation on my part. Just based on the perceived popularity of the Note, it seems natural that there will also be a GS3 variant of the Note in the not too distant future.

 

Robert

[twospirits]

Oh no, I can't even imagine how excited TS is about this phone. LOL

I was jumping up and down more than this guy

 

But I have been burned before so I am not getting my hopes up, besides The EVO LTE will keep me busy until the end of the year which is probably when the Note 2 comes out (whether on AT&T or Sprint)

 

TS

[twospirits]

lol

 

 

Wait a minute, that's not the Galaxy Note, that's the Galaxy Fridge. lol

 

TS

[S4GRU]

lol

 

Wait a minute, that's not the Galaxy Note, that's the Galaxy Fridge. lol

 

TS

 

ROFLMAO!!!!

[MacinJosh]

lol

 

Wait a minute, that's not the Galaxy Note, that's the Galaxy Fridge. lol

 

TS

 

Galaxy Fridge? That would be kind of awesome!

[ChadBroChillz]

lol

 

 

Wait a minute, that's not the Galaxy Note, that's the Galaxy Fridge. lol

 

TS

All I want to know is if it comes with Ice Cream Sandwiches?

[themuffinman]

Galaxy Fridge? That would be kind of awesome!

 

Well Samsung does have refrigerators with touch screens running android.

[Orion]

lol

 

 

Wait a minute, that's not the Galaxy Note, that's the Galaxy Fridge. lol

 

TS

Lmaooo genius!

[MacinJosh]

Well Samsung does have refrigerators with touch screens running android.

 

I knew they sold fridges, but running Android? Wow. That is crazy.

[BenChase7]

I knew they sold fridges, but running Android? Wow. That is crazy.

 

Laundry machines, too!

 

[MacinJosh]

 

Laundry machines' date=' too!

 

 

I knew about the laundry machines too, like LG makes fridges and laundry machines too, lol.

 

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[Tommydaniel]

Sprint could have Samsung do what they did with the Charge. The Charge was released after GSII unveiling and received the Super Amoled + display and 8mp camera.

[twospirits]

^ That is true. Look at the HTC One X, the Sprint version is so much better, so I wouldn't doubt it.

 

Well I frankly can't wait, so tomorrow I am going to the AT&T store and check out this hermaphrodite device and decide whether to get it in white or black, Then head back to the office and order it on Amazon (at a cheaper price)..

 

What I don't know is how the porting of a number works. I have 4 devices on my account and one of them will be given up for this phone, Don't know if porting the number to AT&T would mess up something on the account or any of the other lines.

 

TS

[ScandaLeX]

I'm excited for you!! Strongly considered doing the same but I think I'll just wait on Sprint to get it. At least that's the plan for now.

 

^ That is true. Look at the HTC One X, the Sprint version is so much better, so I wouldn't doubt it.

 

Well I frankly can't wait, so tomorrow I am going to the AT&T store and check out this hermaphrodite device and decide whether to get it in white or black, Then head back to the office and order it on Amazon (at a cheaper price)..

 

What I don't know is how the porting of a number works. I have 4 devices on my account and one of them will be given up for this phone, Don't know if porting the number to AT&T would mess up something on the account or any of the other lines.

 

TS

 

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[Tommydaniel]

^ That is true. Look at the HTC One X, the Sprint version is so much better, so I wouldn't doubt it.

 

Well I frankly can't wait, so tomorrow I am going to the AT&T store and check out this hermaphrodite device and decide whether to get it in white or black, Then head back to the office and order it on Amazon (at a cheaper price)..

 

What I don't know is how the porting of a number works. I have 4 devices on my account and one of them will be given up for this phone, Don't know if porting the number to AT&T would mess up something on the account or any of the other lines.

 

TS

 

It will only affect that lines contract, if there is one, if there isn't you are golden. Just make sure you have all the account details. Once the transfer goes through you can double check your Sprint plan to make sure nothing weird happened

[twospirits]

Well, like I said over in AndroidForums, I'll repeat it here, I finally got my Galaxy Note.

 

and at the risk of being boo'ed off the forums lol I have to say that "what a phone". This is not to say I am leaving Sprint, on the contrary, I still have 3 lines left with them and don't plan on ditching them. I still see network Vision on track and like what I see coming in the near future. But since seeing this phone in the AT&T store almost a month ago in person, I knew I had to get it whether on Sprint or AT&T. Speaking of which, I swear the phone got bigger since I last saw it. lol

 

But after a day playing around with it and trying to reconfigure the screens to my desire I guess my eyes readjusted to its size.

Speaking of size, man, there is no way no how I can ever go back to a smaller screen. This thing is awesome. The display is on par with what I saw on the EVO 4G LTE, crystal clear, sharp, blacks are black etc etc. Being that I always used two hands with my phones usually, going to the Note didn't phase me. The GPS works rather well and I'm getting a very good signal from AT&T's LTE network here in NYC. Speaking of which, once Sprint gets LTE here, I am sure folks will love the speeds. The pen/stylus is awesome and reminds me of the good ole Windows phone days but so much better.

 

I figure it this way i am not ditching Sprint, I am just getting acquainted with the device and preparing myself so when Sprint does get it, I'll be prepared and know the ins' and outs of the device. Yep thats the story I'm sticking to.

 

So yes, this die hard Sprint guy has a foot on the other side of the fence only to grab a tool to use for the meantime, but will eventually (hopefully by years end) soon be both feet planted on the right side of the fence.

 

TS

[MacinJosh]

Well, like I said over in AndroidForums, I'll repeat it here, I finally got my Galaxy Note.

 

and at the risk of being boo'ed off the forums lol I have to say that "what a phone". This is not to say I am leaving Sprint, on the contrary, I still have 3 lines left with them and don't plan on ditching them. I still see network Vision on track and like what I see coming in the near future. But since seeing this phone in the AT&T store almost a month ago in person, I knew I had to get it whether on Sprint or AT&T. Speaking of which, I swear the phone got bigger since I last saw it. lol

 

But after a day playing around with it and trying to reconfigure the screens to my desire I guess my eyes readjusted to its size.

Speaking of size, man, there is no way no how I can ever go back to a smaller screen. This thing is awesome. The display is on par with what I saw on the EVO 4G LTE, crystal clear, sharp, blacks are black etc etc. Being that I always used two hands with my phones usually, going to the Note didn't phase me. The GPS works rather well and I'm getting a very good signal from AT&T's LTE network here in NYC. Speaking of which, once Sprint gets LTE here, I am sure folks will love the speeds. The pen/stylus is awesome and reminds me of the good ole Windows phone days but so much better.

 

I figure it this way i am not ditching Sprint, I am just getting acquainted with the device and preparing myself so when Sprint does get it, I'll be prepared and know the ins' and outs of the device. Yep thats the story I'm sticking to.

 

So yes, this die hard Sprint guy has a foot on the other side of the fence only to grab a tool to use for the meantime, but will eventually (hopefully by years end) soon be both feet planted on the right side of the fence.

 

TS

 

Spoiling yourself with a new device cause you can. Did you sign a 2 year contract or paid full price to save from the ETF in the end?

[twospirits]

Contract,

[MacinJosh]

Contract,

 

I hate contracts. They are so limiting at times. But for me to be able to afford a phone, it's a necessary evil.

[pyroscott]

I hate contracts. They are so limiting at times. But for me to be able to afford a phone, it's a necessary evil.

 

I don't know about other carriers, but Sprint has the ETF prorated so it's not like you would be paying a $350 ETF after a year, it would be much less. Buying a phone full price to avoid a contract (unless on T-Mobile where they discount the plan if you pay full price, but still need a contract) is basically throwing the $20 or so per month that the carrier charges to make up the subsidy down the toilet unless you plan on cancelling after a couple months.

 

About the only way to avoid a contract and not throw money away is to go prepaid.

[WiWavelength]

"Samsung Galaxy Note shows up on Sprint website"

 

http://www.mobilebloom.com/samsung-galaxy-note-shows-up-on-sprint-website/2212496/

 

AJ