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Samsung Galaxy Note 3 comes in a special Olympic Games Edition



If you ask us about the official 2014 Winter Olympics phone, it will be non other than the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. The phone from the South Korean's comes in a special Olympics Games Edition. The handset notches off at it's most from the same great specifications.

 The smartphone ships with a specially themed packaging box and the company gives you a free Sochi style filp cover to protect your unit, along with tickets for the skating games, that will take place in Amsterdam. Owners of the new phone can also be lucky enough to win tickets for the Russian City's Sochi Winter Olympics Games. 

 From it's internals, the device will sport pre-loaded Wireless Olympic Works application that will keep you updated with the latest news, standings and medal counts, directly from the games floor.

 The new handset will be available partnered with the country's carrier KPN, followed by a few other European states later on. Samsung also gift's every athlete participating in the Games with their special edition Galaxy Note 3's.

 Source: GSMArena

Samsung shows-off Game Pad for Galaxy Note 3



Playing games on a large portable screen is always desiring, and with the power of Android operating system and a smartphone like the South Korean's 2013 phablet flagship, the Galaxy Note 3, we must say the fun is building up.

 So do the company decided to add a new improved unit to the Galaxy fleet's gaming capabilities, turning Android gaming and your new Galaxy Note 3 into a total gaming console, where the Korean manufacturer Samsung went officially introducing the Game Pad. A joystick that can be one touch paired with your phablet via Near Field Communication (NFC) or Bluetooth 4.0 support.



As said by the retailer, the Galaxy Note 3 can be safely and securely fitted in the retractable clip. The new low power consumption Samsung made Game Pad consists of two traditional looking analogs, shoulder button, D-Pad, four action tap buttons and full mobile control buttons. The console also features microUSB port for charging the battery.

 The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Game Pad it to be available in United Kingdom from this Thursday, 19th of December at a price about 130 unites Sates Dollars online through UK based Clove retailer.

 Source: Clove 1, 2

Samsung sells 10 Million Galaxy Note 3's in the first two months



A new member had it's position nailed to the 10 Million Seller Club of Samsung, a company that is improving day by day, have another record sales figure to hold in hands. The South Korean multinational conglomerate corporation just needed a couple of months to ship 10 Million units of it's 2013 phablet to the popular series, the Galaxy Note 3.

 Proving it's success stories and improvements, we would like to mention that the company just took 50 days to ship their 2013 flagship model and the very popular, Samsung Galaxy S4, and from the past, the Galaxy Note II's of 2012 had taken four months and a half to reach the 10 Million mark, which was too a record at those times.

 Source: Samsung, TechnoBuffalo

Samsung all set to roll Galaxy Note 3 in Red and White Gold colors



Samsung is currently selling it's 2013 phablet flagship the Galaxy Note 3 in Jet Black, Classic White and then in the lately announced Blush Pink. While the first two colors are globally rolling out at store shelves, the Blush Pink looks to be available in a few select countries only for now.



But it seems that the South Korean giant is not stopping it's love to be colorful, as they have introduced their 3rd generation Note 3 in more two new colors, the Red and White Gold (as see in the above images). We also read that the newly dressed Note 3's are to hit around the globe, where the Red one is to be up for grabs by the first week of January, 2014 and the White Gold is to be available following two weeks later.

 Update: The mix of White and Gold color variant is officially dubbed as the 'Rose Gold' and these newly painted units are to be an Argentinian exclusive for now.


Source: Samsung, fonearena

Samsung announces Galaxy Note 3 Duos in China



Samsung has been following it's new habit of releasing dual-SIM variants of it's smartphones, where the South Korean multinational electronics company has now gone official with it's 2013 phablet, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 for the talkative's.

 The smartphone will be powering the same Qualcomm Snapdargon 800 processor from it's international version N9005, which also indicates it the fourth generation (4G) LTE connectivity. As the sources claims, the micro-SIM card slots are located on the either sides of the micro-SD card slot (in middle), inside the battery door. It is also reported that the phone also comes with a few pre-build Chinese applications.

 This new smartphone from the South Korean's is an exclusive to the Chinese market, where the handset comes unlocked from the carrier side, at a price of $998.

 Source: Zing news

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 with Dual-SIM and Snapdragon 800 SoC leaks



The South Korean manufacturer, Samsung has been bringing updated dual-SIM variants of it's recently announced smartphones. Now we have the company's 2013 phablet in the game, where the company is reportedly working on a refreshed version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3.

 This new dual-SIM variety has now leaked in live pictures, not only Samsung has updated the phone from the connectivity side but also this refresh will include the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chipset to the smartphone. The updated Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Duos will also features a 2.3GHz Krat 400 cores and Adreno 330 GPU. This model has been dubbed as the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 N9002 Duos. And now from the phone's internals, the Note 3's internal storage has been downgraded to 16 gigabytes, and RAM to 2.5 gigs.

 According to the sources, the phone will be hitting in four models in China very soon, the SM N9002 on China Unicom, SM N9008 on China Mobile and SM N9009 on China Telecom, we still have no details on the smartphone's pricing.

 Source: GSMinsider

Over 38 Million Samsung Galaxy Note and Note II's shipped



Today the South Korean electronics manufacturer, Samsung's Mobile Communications Chief, JK Shin has officially announced the remarkable achievement, where the company had managed to ship 38 Million Galaxy Note devices, including the their first Note phablet and Note II's.

“Galaxy Note 1 and Galaxy Note 2 were sold for a total of over 38 million. We believe Galaxy Note 3 will outdo its predecessors,” says the CEO, where he also expects to sell over a well 10 Million Samsung Galaxy Note 3 units worldwide. Even though the company's head did note make the sales reports between the Galaxy Note and Note II's much clear, but he definitely added that the Note II just took a couple of months to hit the 5 Million mark.

Source: etnews, GSMArena

Verizon joins to take pre-orders of Galaxy Note 3



Yesterday we came to know that AT&T and T-Mobile started taking pre-orders of Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Now Verizon also joins to take orders. By October 10th this device will be available for all Verizon Wireless customers.

 The cost of the 32GB variant is $299.99 on a two years contract by this Stateside carrier. The Samsung made Galaxy Gear also costs the same as Note 3. This phablet is available in black and white color options and the smartwatch in black, orange and gray.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Galaxy Gear Availability and Pricing unveiled



We have lately seen the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 showing up in blush pink, and now we have the availability and pricing details too. The phablet is now available for pre-orders. AT&T has already begun to take pre-orders of this device and soon it will be joined by T-Mobile as well.

 AT&T is to start shipping of Samsung Galaxy Note 3 from October 1st and cost will about $299 on a two-year contract and from the Next program of the carrier it will be $35 per month. T-Mobile will ship from October 2nd with the simple plan of $199 down payment or $21 on a 24 months plan.

 Samsung Galaxy Gear will soon be hitting the store shelves in coming weeks, as you can get a both these new IFA announcements in a bundle pack, if you sign-up to this T-Mobile page, or bag the Gear alone for 299 bucks.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 shows up in Blush Pink



We have seen the South Korean's 2013 phablet being announced a couple of days ago in the company's International Franchise Association's Press Event in Berlin, Germany, where the device showed up in white and black colors.

 But according to the Samsung CEO, JK Shin, the company had a third color for their device. Today, we are taking a look at the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in Blush Pink. The phone comes with a touch of Barbie pink on the font and back, as well as on the S-Pen stylus, specially made for girls loving the blush.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is now official



The South Korean manufacturing giant, Samsung has announced their 2013 phablet, the most talked Galaxy Note 3, at their International Franchise Association's, Press Event, Berlin, Germany.

 The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has been one of the most awaited 2013 phablet's, as the smartphone packs a Snapdragon 800 and Exynos Octa-Core CPU options clocked at 2.3GHz, a 5.7-inch screen of Full HD 1080p Super AMOLED display, 32 and 64 gigabytes of internal storage options, 3 gigs of RAM, 13 megapixels primary shooter, capable of shooting 4K Ultra High Definition videos at 30 frames-per-second, a 1.9 megapixels front-facer, powers a 3,200mAh battery and Android 4.3 Jelly Bean out of the box.

 Don't forget the S-Pen on board at your Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Now from a click on the button of the S-Pen will bring's up the new Air Command Menu, and five new integrated apps like the Pen Window, Action Memo, Screen Writer, Scrapbook and finally the S Finder.

 Last but not the least, the Galaxy Note 3 will be coming to AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular and Sprint later this year. No words on the device's pricing yet.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 allegedly leaked in a new photograph



More photos, more leaks? Here we present to you another leaked photograph, which claims to be the upcoming South Korean phablet, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3.

 The above and below photographs can be leaked by a carrier or developer, as the device has already began it's shipments to many developers and various carriers. Even though, there are some changes in the aspect ratio and the design structure from the previously leaked images, but the lab label makes stuffs a bit more controversial.



From the above image, we can conclude that the Note 3 is being less rounded from edges and has gone more squarish this time, also according to the reports, the Note 3 is releasing in very thin bezels designed by Samsung. 

 If you require a little bit of brush up, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is rumored to arrive with a Snapdragon 800 and Exynos 5420 Chipset variants, 5.68-inch Full HD Super AMOLED display panel, 32 and 64 gigabytes of internal storage options, 3GB of RAM, a 13 megapixels primary shooter capable of shooting 4K UHD videos, 3300 or 3,420mAh powered battery and Android 4.3 Jelly Bean out of the box.

 So, are you looking at the same device, that is officially going to be announced on this Wednesday, by company's Unpacked Event at IFA, Berlin, Germany?

 Source: techkiddy

Upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 3's lockscreen wallpaper leaks!



Just four more days to go for IFA, we're already here with another leak of a very well talked, Samsung's 2013 phablet, The Galaxy note 3's lockscreen wallpaper.

 The above photo is claimed to be the lockscreen wallpaper of the previously rumored Samsung Galaxy Note 3. The picture contains is a mixture of textured colorful paint on a canvas or wall. We're not definite about the wallpaper confirmation, but it is definitely going to look gorgeous on a 5.68-inch phablet like the Galaxy Note 3.

 Source: evleaks (Twitter)

Samsung in plans of a cheaper variant of the Galaxy Note 3



The South Korean manufacturing giant, Samsung has plans to make a cheaper variant of their yet to be announced Galaxy Note 3.

 The Company is planning to lower the price of their upcoming phablet, the Galaxy Note 3, by using cheaper components, which will in-turn skip the Full HD Super AMOLED panel, replaced by a LCD screen and the camera is expected to be downgraded to an eight-megapixels primary shooter.

 There are also reports coming in, that the company is already manufacturing 30% of these cheap Galaxy Note 3's in the first batch of Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in their factories.

 Source: etnews

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Sony Xperia Z1, Three UK announcing dates leaked



After all the expectations and rumors for September 4th, we now have an image of a leaked document from an United Kingdom carrier, Three, showing us what to expect and when to expect it. 

 The above piece of sheet helps us understand that the long awaited Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is to arrive on September 16th and the Sony Xperia Z1 (code-named Honami) on September 24th, well at least on this carrier. But if this turns out to be an accurate one, we can't assure you that this same British Company is the first announce these two devices.

 Source: Engadget
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