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galaxy/ 5 note 4
- Thread starter WIZKID55
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nailzer
Android Enthusiast
Thanks! When the Note 4 is out it'll be a good time to buy a Note 3.
Digital Controller
The Real Bass Creator
Pretty soon we will have have a lot of rumors going on they usually start by January 
I'm going to wait this time. Even though I have the JUMP plan with T-mobile I am beginning to feel what those Note 2 users are feeling about upgrading. I don't really need 4 or 2K resolution on my phone because I don't have anything else that would support that resolution. I also don't really see a faster processor making any difference either. This puppy should get me threw a whole year without an upgrade, no problem.
Digital Controller
The Real Bass Creator
Yeah you should be fine with the Note 3. It has pretty much flew through everything I have put it through so far, couldn't be happier with it.
zipred
Android Expert
Even though I really enjoy my Nexus 5, it's the larger display of my Note 3 that's so compelling and useful. I'm very impressed with the conveniences of the S-Pen as well. It's funny because initially I thought I'd never use it. But having the dual window function for notes and the larger window for my browser, this Note 3 is simply fantastic.
Being an early adopter - like on day one of release for N2 and N3 - next time I'm going to sit back and wait for problems to be ironed out. I had the dodgy button and even on my 2nd device it stops working every now and then.
I would have been happy keeping my note 2 after using this for a few weeks it has offered no significant benefit for a
I would have been happy keeping my note 2 after using this for a few weeks it has offered no significant benefit for a
RickSchlegel
Member
Digital Controller
The Real Bass Creator
The S pen, plus Swipe --- I think my typing is up to 50 WPM!
I find Swype using a little more battery life than I want it to. I am testing it versus Swiftkey today and whichever has the lower battery consumption will be my main go to keyboard
MrClean
Android Enthusiast
I find Swype using a little more battery life than I want it to. I am testing it versus Swiftkey today and whichever has the lower battery consumption will be my main go to keyboard
Be sure to share your results!! I've used both in the past and would like to know if one is using more battery than the other.
I use the paid version of swype from the play store and it seems to work a little better for me than the preinstalled version does... It does have the dragon speech to text engine, but the rest appears pretty much the same. It has something different under the hood than the stock version. I liked the samsung keyboard but ended up coming back to swype anyway.
drexappeal
Extreme Android User
LOL...Same/similar rumors were started last year, around the same time. There were bloggers commenting about the Note 3 looking at a "sooner than later" report that the Note 3 might be released by 2nd Quarter of 2013...Of course, as per standard, the Note 3 released very close to 1 year from the original Note 2 release.
Anytime I see any bloggers commenting on either phone this early, I have a tendency to block out any of their "speculation" that the device will be much earlier than the 1 year mark from the previous device's release.
