Samsung Galaxy Note Pro review: Android's bid to replace Windows in the office - PCWorld (blog)

• Samsung Galaxy Note Pro (Model SM-P900) $ 750.00

  Spending $ 750 for an Android tablet seems exorbitant. But the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro offers a larger screen, excellent battery life, and access to the Android and Samsung app stores.

When one considers the wealth of inexpensive Android tablets available, the idea of ??paying $ 750 for a 12-inch Android tablet seems inconceivable. But if now isn’t the time for consumers to start thinking of large Android tablets as legitimate Windows laptop replacements, that day isn’t far off.

That’s right: a Windows laptop replacement. That’s the only way to consider the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro, a massive tablet that, like the Microsoft Surface, works best on a desk. Samsung’s 12.2-inch Galaxy Note Pro (7.95 mm thick, 1.65 pounds) is virtually identical to the Galaxy Tab Pro, save for the addition of an S-Pen stylus.

This is not a competitor to smaller tablets like the Nexus 7. Indeed, if last year’s Galaxy Note 3 smartphone doubles as a reporter’s notebook, then the new Galaxy Note Pro is something akin to an electronic legal pad. And with a surprisingly complete selection of productivity apps in both Google Play and Samsung’s own app store, this massive Android tablet can help you get real work done.

The Galaxy Note Pro lacks an integrated keyboard, and the cover, which does double duty as a stand, is a little flimsy.

The Note Pro is available for either $ 750 for a 32GB model, or $ 850 for 64GB of onboard storage. So far, Samsung has yet to announce the price for a model with an integrated LTE WLAN chip. According to Samsung, the Wi-Fi version of the Note Pro houses a 1.9GHz quad-core ARM Cortex A15 chip, powering Android 4.4 (KitKat). Our performance tests produced a Sunspider score of 0.97 seconds (which hits the upper echelons of the tablet market), and a PeaceKeeper score of 815. For the sake of comparison, the iPad 3 managed 516 in PeaceKeeper, and the Dell XPS 10 hit 324 (higher scores are better).

The Samsung ‘Surface’

It’s not much of a stretch to consider the Note Pro as Samsung’s response to Microsoft’s Surface 2 Pro, which starts at $ 899 for 64GB of onboard storage. Both the Note Pro and the Surface Pro 2 ship with foldable keyboard covers; the Note Pro’s can be configured so that it wakes up and unlocks the tablet when flipped back. But while the Note Pro’s cover actually doubles as a stand, it’s not immediately obvious that it does so.

The Note Pro also lacks an integrated keyboard, such as the Surface’s Type and Touch Covers. In fact, to use it as a laptop replacement, you’ll need to buy a Bluetooth keyboard and possibly a mouse. That completely eliminates its use as a “lap top” computer.

Physically, the Note Pro looks like a Note 3, flipped on its edge. The tablet is designed to be held in landscape mode, with the physical home button mounted between the back and applications buttons. Near the top sits the 2-megapixel front-facing camera, with an 8-megapixel camera at the back. (Unfortunately, the cover lacks a rear camera cutout, so when thumbing the camera button, you’ll have to awkwardly hold up the cover.) Volume and power switches sit on the top, while an all-important microSD card slot sits on the side.

An underrated productivity tool

Like the Note 3, the Note Pro uses the new USB 3.0 connector, collecting juice through a high-output charging plug. Charging the Note Pro takes about three to four hours, but battery life is excellent: You’ll see two, possibly even three days or so of casual use from its integrated 9,500 mAh battery, and our looping video test ran down the battery in 8 hours, 37 minutes. That’s on par with the Dell XPS 10 tablet.

Unfortunately, you won’t be able to use the Note Pro on long flights. The tablet, its stand and a Bluetooth keyboard will take up too much room on a seat-back tray. But you can still use the tablet for mid-flight video playback in your hands. The 12.2-inch display boasts a 2560×1600 resolution and 247 ppi pixel density, and you can even hook up an external monitor care of an optional external HDMI dongle for $ 39.99.

One of the problems with Samsung’s latest devices, beginning with the Galaxy S4 smartphone, is their overwhelming number of largely extraneous features, such as the “smart pause” feature that supposedly pauses video playback when you look away. You’ll see a number of these still hidden deep within the Note Pro’s settings menus-but thankfully turned off.

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Feel free to mix and match entertainment and work apps-the Note Pro can handle both.

The default home screen contains a giant reminder widget for S Note, so that you don’t forget the S Pen. Equally useless New York Times and Twitter widgets can be tossed out. And, fortunately, a collection of news and entertainment apps, such as WatchON and a version of Samsung’s Flipboard-like My Magazine app, are confined on the peripheral screens.

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You can use the pen to draw your own windows, as I did, using the S Pen.

As with the Note phones, pulling out the S Pen triggers several options, including an Action Memo; the ability to save content into a Scrapbook; and my favorite, the Pen Window. The Pen Window lets you run a second app inside a window, providing Android with a desktop-like multitasking environment. You simply draw a box, and when it’s done, select the app you want to fill the space.

Samsung, however, now has a better option: Multi Window mode, which Samsung has made available on only the largest Galaxy Tab and Note tablets. To trigger Multi Window mode, you swipe in from the right-hand side, via a list of supported apps. (YouTube is supported, for example, but Angry Birds is not. And, inexplicably, Chrome is not supported by Pen Window mode, but it is under the Multi Window view.) Dragging one app to the main screen fills it. Dragging a second “snaps” the screen into two halves-and so on, up to a total of four screens. On a smaller tablet, this is a gimmick, but on a larger tablet like the Note Pro, it’s surprisingly useful.

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Multi Window can show four apps at once, or you can snap two. This is amazingly useful.

A viable office suite

More impressive are the numerous productivity apps that are either available via the Note Pro itself or via Samsung’s own app store. Apps such as Cisco’s WebEx, a Samsung Remote PC app (an alternative to Microsoft’s own Android app, Microsoft Remote Desktop), and the Hancom Viewer are all included. On Google Play, Hancom’s Hanword, a word processor, cost over $ 17 at press time, but on the Note Pro, it’s free, as are similar apps to view and edit PowerPoint and Excel documents.

The Hancom apps ship in both “viewer” and editable versions, and the Note Pro tends to open files in the “viewer” version first without an option to choose the editing app, which is annoying. Google’s own Quickoffice is also installed. Aside from some possible font compatibility issues, the Hancom apps seemed to work surprisingly well.

Keep in mind one thing: With the Note Pro, these productivity apps are free. If you purchase a Surface Pro 2, you’ll also need to pay for a subscription to Office 365 or a standalone copy of Office 2013. That pushes the long-term cost up.

Hancom’s app suite makes the Note Pro a viable productivity tablet.

Samsung inexplicably omitted the VPN app that it included on the Note 3, meaning that you’ll need to search out an Android version, such as Cisco’s Easy Connect, on the Play Store. In all, though, I found Android versions of virtually every productivity app I wanted from either the Samsung or Google Play, giving me a PC-like experience on an Android tablet.

This is the bottom line. Windows PCs and Macs represent the power-user extremes of the computing experience, owning everything from Adobe Photoshop to the latest first-person shooters. But tablets are for centrist users: Android tablets and iPads dominate casual gaming, and more and more light-productivity apps are being written for those platforms.

The sum of its parts -a large screen, excellent fantastic battery life, multi-app windows, and equivalent PC software-not only make the Note Pro a viable choice for a tablet enthusiast, but a jumping-off point for an adventuresome road warrior to leave the Windows world entirely. If only Samsung could knock another $ 150 or so off the price.

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Bastians bester Bochumer gegen Fortuna Düsseldorf - Note 2 - Derwesten.de

Bochum. Das torlose Unentschieden gegen Fortuna Düsseldorf brachte dem VfL Bochum einige gute, aber auch eine wohl bekannte schlechte Nachricht: Die Bochumer Defensive steht derzeit, aber der Angriff bleibt weiterhin zahnlos. Bezeichnend: Bochums Bester war ein Linksverteidiger. Die VfL-Einzelkritik.

Noten von 2 bis 4,5: So haben wir die Leistung der Bochumer Spieler beim torlosen Unentschieden gegen Fortuna Düsseldorf bewertet.

Andreas Luthe: Hatte im ersten Durchgang kaum etwas zu tun – einzig beim Distanzschuss von Schmidtgal, den er sicher fischte. Spielte einen Gruselpass auf Jungwirth, der dank Fabian keine Folgen hatte. Im zweiten Durchgang so gut wie beschäftigungslos. Note: 3

Holmar Eyjolfsson: In der ersten Hälfte nur durch einige Wackler auffällig. Bis zur Pause offensiv nicht engagiert. Bei seiner ersten offensiven Szene zu zaghaft, als er sich auf Latze-Flanke freistehend gegen den Abschluss entschied (61.). Note: 4,5

Marcel Maltritz: Wenig gefordert bis zum Seitenwechsel. Bis dahin aber auch einer der wenigen, die nicht durch mindestens einen gruseligen Fehlpass aufgefallen sind. Insgesamt solide, aber auch kaum einmal unter Druck gesetzt. Note: 3

Patrick Fabian: Sah zweimal nach Flanken nicht ganz glücklich aus: Erst landete ein Klärungsversuch inmitten des eigenen Strafraums (38.), dann verlor er das Kopfballduell gegen Latka, das der Fortuna ihre einzige wirkliche Torchance in Hälfte eins ermöglichte (39.). Starkes Tackling gegen Benshop (54.). Note: 3

Felix Bastians: Solider Part als Linksverteidiger. Vorne und hinten engagiert. Von links und bei Freistößen zumeist mit brauchbaren Flanken. Verfehlte mit sattem Linksschuss aus 18 Metern nur knapp (62.). Extrem lauffreudig. Bester Mann auf dem Platz. Note: 2

Der Spielbericht

Westderby zwischen Bochum und Düsseldorf endet 0:0

Lorenz-Günther Köstner hat auch in seinem dritten Spiel als Trainer des Zweitligisten Fortuna Düsseldorf den ersten Sieg verpasst. Am Sonntag kam die Fortuna im Duell der Traditionsklubs gegen den VfL Bochum nicht über ein 0:0 hinaus und bleibt mit seinem Kontrahenten in der unteren Tabellenhälfte.

Christian Tiffert (bis 90. +1): Verfiel nach einer besseren Vorstellung in St. Pauli wieder in alte Verhaltensmuster, die Fehlpässe (gerne auch mit der Hacke) und verlorene Zweikämpfe produzieren. Ein guter langer Ball auf Sukuta-Pasu (4.) – Mehr kam bis zum Seitenwechsel nicht von ihm. Nach der Pause nicht wesentlich verbessert. Note: 4

Florian Jungwirth: In der zentralen Sechser-Rolle der Mann mit den meisten Ballkontakten beim VfL. Bemüht, zumeist auch sicher im Passspiel, aber bis zur Pause auch nicht gerade ideenreich. Gegen die Fortuna als guter Arbeiter auffällig, aber selten als Spielgestalter. Zeigte für seine Verhältnisse viele Unsicherheiten. Note: 3

Danny Latza: Lief viel, war aber im Spielaufbau bis zur Halbzeit relativ unauffällig.Stärker im zweiten Durchgang. Ganz starkes Solo mit anschließender Flanke auf Eyjolfsson (61.). Viel unterwegs. Note: 2,5

YusukeTasaka (bis 78.): Einziger Lichtblick auf Seiten der Bochumer in der ersten Hälfte. Zwei halbwegs brauchbare Freistöße, ein Abschluss aus der Distanz – strahlte damit bis zur Pause alles in allem mehr Torgefahr aus als die beiden Spitzen vor ihm. Stecke gut auf Aydin durch (43.). Baute nach der Pause zusehends ab. Ging für Adnan Zahirovic runter. Note: 3,5

Mirkan Aydin (bis 78.): Rannte, nein: trabte vor dem Seitenwechsel meist neben dem Spielgeschehen her. Hatte bis zur Pause keinen Torabschluss, hätte sich aber besser an einem versuchen sollen, als er nach Tasaka-Zuspiel aus kurzer Distanz noch mal querlegte (43.). Auffällig unauffällig über die gesamte Zeit. Machte Platz für Sven Kreyer. Note: 4,5

Richard Sukuta-Pasu: Sein großes Plus heute: Er hört nicht auf zu rennen. Sein einziges Plus heute: Er hört nicht auf zu rennen. Ging vielen Bällen hinterher, gab die meisten davon (wie so oft) relativ schnell wieder ab. Ziemlich kläglich bei seinen zwei ersten Großchancen: Ein viel zu schwacher Lupfer (4.) Und ein passgenau vorgelegter Kopfball nach Bastians-Flanke (47.). Note: 4

Adnan Zahirovic (ab 78.): Kam für Tasaka. Ohne Note.

Sven Kreyer (ab 78.): Kam für Aydin. Ohne Note.

Jonas Acquistapace (ab 90. +1): Kam für Tiffert. Ohne Note.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Update; Note 2 Receives Ongoing Android 4.4 KitKat Roll ... - KDramaStars

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 update is underway in the US according to recent news reports.

The Android4.4 KitKat update has been anticipated for some time now. And yes, that includes the Samsung Galaxy Note2, Note 3 and the Galaxy S4.

Of all the flagship phones, Samsung Galaxy S4 has had the most problems on its previous Jelly Bean OS. Customers complained of failing Wifi, and email deletions among other complaints.

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Despite the fact that that the Android 4.4 KitKat update was unveiled in 2013, only Nexus devices received the update last year. Samsung has been unlucky in having its flagship phones get a dose of their KitKat although some manufactures have managed to get their hands on it.

Updates are sometimes not as smooth as planned and usually launch in Europe before making its way to the US and Asia.

A compilation of Samsung galaxy US devices that are scheduled to receive the Android 4.4 KitKat update is listed below, according to IBT:

– Galaxy Note 3
– Galaxy Note II
– Galaxy S 4
– Galaxy S4 mini
– Galaxy S4 Active
– Galaxy S4 zoom
– Galaxy S III
– Galaxy S III mini
– Galaxy Mega
– Galaxy Light
– Galaxy Note 8.0
– Galaxy Tab 3
– Galaxy Note 10.1
– Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition

Samsung finally broke its silence on the Android 4.4 KitKat update when it issued a press statement explaining how 14 of the Galaxy brand smartphones linked to different carriers would update to Android 4.4 KitKat. The Android 4.4 update for the Galaxy Note 3 and the Samsung Galaxy S4 could take several days to finish.

The Galaxy S4 I9500SERFNB3 build software will be available through Samsung Kies and 0ver-the-air, point. IBT reports that the updated features may not be different from what is already available.

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Samsung Galaxy S4 (GT-I9500) received an update Android 4.4.2 - InternetUA

Samsung has released an update to Android 4.4.2 KitKat smartphone Galaxy S4 (GT-I9500).

firmware update slightly modifies the user interface of the smartphone, it increases productivity, makes changes to the lock screen, it adds wireless printing and other features of this version of the platform.

In addition, the Polish branch Samsung confirmed that the company is going to release an update to Android 4.4 KitKat gadgets such as Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy S4 Active, Galaxy S4 Zoom, Galaxy Mega 6.3, Galaxy Mega 5.8, Galaxy Grand, Galaxy Express, Galaxy Note 8.0, Galaxy Note 10.1, Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition, Galaxy Tab 3 7.0, Galaxy Tab 8.0 and 3 3 Galaxy Tab 10.1.

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Android 4.4 KitKat Rolls Out To Samsung Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note 3 And Galaxy ... - International Business Times AU

Samsung has finally relieved its millions of fans in the US who are waiting for Android 4.4 KitKat update. The Android 4.4 KitKat starts rolling out to the Samsung Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 2 and other US variants of Galaxy devices.

In the previous year, Google launched the Android 4.4 KitKat update. But back then, only the Nexus devices received it. Since then, some manufacturers have received the update but Samsung’s flagship devices still haven’t took a bite of the KitKat.

Here is a list of the Samsung Galaxy US devices that the Korean tech giant plans to updated to the Android 4.4 KitKat:

– Galaxy Note 3
– Galaxy Note II
– Galaxy S 4
– Galaxy S4 mini
– Galaxy S4 Active
– Galaxy S4 zoom
– Galaxy S III
– Galaxy S III mini
– Galaxy Mega
– Galaxy Light
– Galaxy Note 8.0
– Galaxy Tab 3
– Galaxy Note 10.1
– Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition

The list above presents a sizeable number of devices. It is a good sign that Samsung is committing to bumping its products to Android 4.4 KitKat already. What is even better is that Samsung already broke its silence and confirmed that the Android 4.4 KitKat update is already coming, which means that fans will no longer spend weeks or months thinking when will they get the software update.

Similar to the software updates of Samsung in the past, the company announced that the exact release date of the Android 4.4 KitKat for the Galaxy devices will vary.

According to Samsung, Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 2 and other US variants of Galaxy devices owners expect to see new goodies when they will receive the Android 4.4 KitKat update. Some updates are expected to come with Android 4.4 KitKat update like Wi-Fi and network toggles, Location Menu that will house GPS, upgraded Google apps with automatic photo and video back-up, enhanced messaging with an option to select the device’s default messaging app and an improved and more intuitive UI.

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Samsung Official Android KitKat Update: Galaxy Note 10.1, Note 8.0, Galaxy Tab ... - International Business Times AU

Samsung recently announced qualifiers of Android 4.4 KitKat update coming in February with continuation in the coming months. Galaxy S4, S3, Note 3, Note 2 and more have been named for smartphones but what about tablets? Here are the complete list of larger Galaxy devices getting the latest firmware.

Samsung Official Listing

In addition to the Samsung Galaxy smartphones receiving the official Android KitKat such as Galaxy S4, Note 3, S3 and Note 2, several Galaxy devices with larger screens are also getting the same treatment starting in February and upcoming months.

Selected Galaxy slates receiving Android KitKat update are:

1. Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 edition

2. Galaxy Note 10.1

3. Galaxy Note 8.0

4. Galaxy Tab 3 7.0

5. Galaxy Tab 3 8.0

6. Three Galaxy Tab 10.1

On top of Android 4.4 KitKat firmware, the devices above may also receive the newest TouchWiz UI magazine-style which can only be found on PRO editions of Galaxy Note and Tab slates.

Samsung Change Logs

Samsung aims to provide more intuitive and better user experience on Galaxy devices running Android 4.4 KitKat OS. Upgrading these devices will improve system performance, app computability and enhancements on Google services.

1. Location Menu for integrated location menu to easily enable Wi-Fi, GPS and mobile networks with battery usage monitor of apps using location services.

2. Enhanced Messaging enable users to choose between the default Samsung messaging app or Google’s Hangouts app with SMS / MMS support. Moreover, Emoji icon database also received new additions.

3. Upgraded GMS or Google Mobile Service for automatic backup of photos and videos which can be opened, viewed, renamed and shared via Google documents.

Update Schedule

Sadly, Samsung Mobile didn’t clarify rollout schedule to their customers and simply imply that an update is coming out. Due to the lack of information when the rollout will strike, you can use these basis in order to find out if your Galaxy Note and Tab slates are receiving updates.

1. Launch the built-in software update app on your device. Go to Settings> About device> Software update> Check now. Normally, the device will detect any updates if connected to Wi-Fi.

2. Use your computer by downloading and installing Samsung Kies PC suite. Open the program then connect your device. It will detect any updates automatically as long as your machine is connect to the Internet.

3. Contact your network carrier especially if you are located in the United States for they need to modify the firmware according their variants. This is highly recommended so you can confirm if the OTA update or new firmware from Samsung Kies is the same with the network carrier’s version.

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Samsung named the devices that will be updated Android 4.4.2 (KitKat) - ITC Online

Most smartphone manufacturers tier already announced plans to release an update to Android 4.4 KitKat their devices. However, for some unknown reasons, the world’s largest smartphone manufacturer Samsung are among the latter published a list of devices that will be updated Android 4.4.2.

So, owners of smartphones Galaxy S4, Galaxy S4 Mini, Galaxy S4 Active, Galaxy S4 Zoom, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note II, Galaxy S III, Galaxy S III Mini, Galaxy Mega Galaxy Light and lucky their devices soon time will be updated Android 4.4.2 KitKat.

As for tablets, there is the South Korean giant has promised Android 4.4.2 update for the following models: Galaxy Note 8.0, Galaxy Tab 3, Galaxy Note 10.1 and Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition.

All these mobile devices will get Android 4.4.2 update in the near future. Today begins the deployment of Android 4.4.2 update in the U.S.. It is worth noting that in this case we are talking only about smartphones and tablets Samsung, working in the U.S. market.

In addition, only the “chosen” versions of these smartphones and tablets, distributed by mobile operators, will be updated. In other words, in this case, the final word rests with the operators and if they do not want to release an update that Samsung will not be able to get them.

Given the emphasis in the published list on the U.S., worth discard all hope that the international version of the above devices will also get updated Android 4.4.2. It definitely could happen, but it is worth noting that Samsung has not officially confirmed this.

noted that in addition to innovations from Google, a new upgrade Samsung has added three new features own:

1. Location Menu – a menu that allows users to easily activate the GPS, Wi-Fi and mobile networks and simultaneously check the flow battery applications using location services;
2. Enhanced Messaging – allows users to select as the default application for messaging Messages or Hangouts;
3. Upgraded Google Mobile Service – users can automatically back up photos and videos, as well as open, view, rename, and share files and documents from Google Docs.

Source: Unwiredview, Phonearena

Nvidia Tegra Note preparing tablet based platform Tegra K1 - iXBT.com

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Update Galaxy Note N7000 to Android 4.4.2 KitKat via Dirty Unicorns ROM - International Business Times UK

Galaxy Note N7000 users can enjoy the most stable and fastest KitKat experience with due release of Dirty Unicorns (DU) ROM. This ROM is an off-shoot of OmniROM which is originally based on the Android Open Kang Project (AOKP).

The DU ROM brings a vital mix of stability and customisation capabilities to original Note users. With a host of intuitive features ranging from softkeys customisation to DSP Equaliser, the new ROM offers a new lease of life to older devices like the N7000.

Interested Galaxy Note N7000 users can go ahead and install the Dirty Unicorns ROM on their phones by following our step-by-step guide provided below.

IBTimes UK reminds its readers that it will not be held liable for any damage to device during or after firmware installation. Users are advised to proceed at their own risk.

Pre-requisites

• The Dirty Unicorns ROM and the instructions given in this guide are meant for the Galaxy Note N7000 model only. Verify device model number by navigating to Settings> About Phone.
• Back up data and settings using a recommended custom recovery tool, like ClockworkMod (CWM) or TWRP, as it creates a complete image of the existing phone setup. In Recovery, choose Backup and Restore and tap Backup.
• Verify correct USB drivers for the phone are installed on the computer (download Galaxy Note N7000 USB drivers).
• Ensure USB debugging mode is enabled on the phone, by navigating to Settings> Developer Options ( NOTE: Tap the phone’s Build Number seven times to unlock or reveal the hidden Developer Options under Settings.) Then select the checkbox to enable USB debugging mode under Settings> Developer Options.
• Make sure the phone has at least 80% battery charge to prevent unexpected device shutdown (due to battery drain) while installing the ROM.
• Ensure the device is unlocked (not locked to a specific carrier) and rooted with latest ClockworkMod (CWM) Recovery (v6.0.4.5 or above) installed. If you are installing the CWM recovery for the first time, check out the video tutorial below, courtesy of The Android Soul:

• If the device is stuck at booting or experiencing boot loop issues , perform Wipe Cache Partition and Wipe Dalvik Cache a few more times before rebooting.
• Allow newly installed ROM to stabilise for five minutes before you start working on it.

Downloads Required

• Android 4.4.2 Dirty Unicorns ROM
• Android 4.4.2 KitKat compatible Google Apps
• Philz Touch Recovery v6.07.9 (CWM Recovery 6.0.4.5 -> flash the. tar file via Odin v3.09)

How to Install Android 4.4.2 KitKat on Galaxy Note N7000 via Dirty Unicorns ROM

Step 1 – Download Android 4.4.2 Dirty Unicorns ROM for Galaxy Note on the computer.

Step 2 – Connect and mount the phone’s USB mass storage on computer with USB cable.

Step 3 – Now, copy the downloaded Vanilla RootBox ROM zip file to the root folder on the phone’s SD card.

Step 4 – Power off the phone and disconnect its USB cable from computer.

Step 5 – Now boot the device into Recovery Mode by pressing and holding Volume Up , Home and Power buttons together.

Step 6 – Once the phone enters into CWM Recovery, perform a full data wipe task by clicking Wipe Data / Factory Reset . Use the Volume keys to navigate between options and Power button to select an option in the Recovery Mode .

Step 7 – Then, perform Wipe Cache Partition and wait until the process completes.

Step 8 – Now perform Wipe Dalvik Cache as well. To do this, go to ‘advanced’ option and then click Wipe Dalvik Cache . This will help in preventing boot loop issues or any boot ROM related errors during firmware installation.

Step 9 – Then return to the main recovery menu and choose Install Zip from SD card .

Step 10 – Now click Choose Zip from SD card . Use volume keys to navigate to the Dirty Unicorns ROM zip file that you copied earlier to your phone’s SD card and choose it by tapping the Power button. Confirm the ROM installation on next screen and the installation process will begin.

Step 11 – Once the ROM installation completes, go to “+ + + + + Go Back + + + + +” and select Reboot System Now in the Recovery menu.

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The phone will now reboot and the first boot may take about five minutes to complete. So, please be patient.

Your Galaxy Note N7000 is now running the latest Android 4.4.2 KitKat via Dirty Unicorns ROM. Go to Settings> About phone to verify the firmware version installed.

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LG G Pro 2 vs. Samsung Galaxy Note 3 - Gizmag

LG’s smartphones and tablets aren’t as popular as Samsung’s, but that doesn’t mean the company hasn’t been making some nice mobile devices in their own right. Let’s take a look at LG’s latest phablet, the G Pro 2, and see how its features and specs compare to those of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3.

Size

Sizes are pretty close, with identical thickness. The LG G Pro 2 is, however, 5 percent longer and 4 percent wider than Samsung’s Note 3.

Weight

Both phablets should feel relatively light in hand. Despite its bigger size, the G Pro 2 is only 2 percent heavier than the Note.

Build

Both devices have plastic finishes, but the Galaxy Note 3 is a simulated leather. Apparently Sammy liked what it saw on the Note 3, as all of its new Galaxy Pro tablets use that same pleather material.

Display

Both phones have gigantic screens, and the G Pro 2 shows that the screen size arms race is still alive and well. Its display is about seven percent bigger than the already-humongous Note 3 display.

Have you seen the Knock-On feature that LG included in the LG G2 and G Pad 8.3? Well, the G Pro 2 is taking the next step with a security-focused version called “Knock Code.” It lets you unlock your device by rapping a pattern of knocks on the screen. The pattern can include anywhere from two to eight taps which leads to, according to LG, 86,367 knock combinations.

Stylus

In our time with the Galaxy Note series, we’ve thought the marriage of oversized smartphone screen and S Pen (stylus) works pretty well. Despite the two devices’ similarities, stylus input is something that the G Pro 2 doesn’t give you.

Storage

Your storage options are doubled in the Note 3, though both devices do let you augment that with a microSD card.

Processor

We don’t expect any performance issues with the G Pro 2, as it runs the zippy Qualcomm Snapdragon 800. If you live in an area with LTE, then you should get the same CPU in the Note.

RAM

The G Pro 2 also matches the Note’s 3 GB of RAM – an impressive amount for a mobile device.

Battery

Both phablets’ batteries hold the same amount of juice, but we’ll have to wait for some extended time with the G Pro 2 before we know if its battery life can keep up with the lengthy uptimes we saw from the Note 3 .

Cameras

If we’re looking at resolution alone, then both phablets’ cameras are looking pretty similar. There are a few other features, though, that can’t be captured in the above graphic.

The G Pro 2 can record video in 120 frames per second, which can be edited in three different slow-motion speeds. It also has a “Natural Flash,” which supposedly captures flash photos with a more balanced color and exposure (sound familiar?) And “Magic Focus,” that lets you select a shot’s depth of focus after shooting, but before saving. Both phones can also record video in 4K Ultra HD resolution.

Software

The G Pro 2 is launching with Android 4.4 KitKat, but it has LG’s custom UI sitting on top (which looks more than a little like Samsung’s TouchWiz UI). The Note 3 has technically been updated to KitKat, but that update is still rolling out globally. So depending on your region and carrier, you might be stuck on Jelly Bean for a little while.

Unknowns

There are still a few things we don’t know about the G Pro 2. LG has only announced the phone for the Korean market, so we don’t know exactly when it will start popping up in other countries. That means we also don’t know about pricing. If we had to guess, we’d say it will hit the US and other non-Korean markets by May (that’s when last year’s version, the Optimus G Pro, hit the States).

For more on Samsung’s phablet – which has already been on store shelves since September – you can read our full Galaxy Note 3 review.

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LG G Pro 2 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 3 – Build quality

The LG G Pro 2 has a plastic body, but it at least looks fairly classy and solid. Its rear buttons are divisive, on the one hand they’re a bit of an eyesore but on the other hand they do make the phone a little easier to use than most handsets are. At 157.9 x 81.9 x 8.3mm it isn’t much larger than it needs to be to contain its screen and it’s fairly slim too, while its weight of 172g feels about right for a phablet.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has a slightly more attractive faux-leather back, though while it’s visually convincing it doesn’t feel particularly like leather. It’s 151.2 x 79.2 x 8.3mm, which makes it just as slim as the G Pro 2 and slightly smaller, but then the screen is slightly smaller too. It’s marginally lighter at 168g, but it’s not a difference you’ll notice. All in all there’s little to choose between the two when it comes to build quality.

LG G Pro 2 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 3 – Display

The LG G Pro 2 has a 5.9 inch 1080 x 1920 display with a pixel density of 373 pixels per inch. It’s not quite the sharpest screen on the market but it still produces sharp, natural images.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has a 5.7 inch 1080 x 1920 display with a pixel density of 386 pixels per inch. It has a marginally higher pixel density then, but not so you’d notice. However images are also slightly brighter and richer than on the LG G Pro 2. On the other hand the Note 3 has a slightly smaller screen than the G Pro 2, but as the quality is better we have to give it the edge.

LG G Pro 2 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 3 – Power

The LG G Pro 2 has a powerful 2.26 GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor and 3GB of RAM, which basically makes it one of the most powerful phones around. It’s seriously fast and isn’t likely to feel too outdated for years.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is similarly powerful thanks to its 2.3 GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor. In fact on paper it’s marginally more powerful, but in real terms there shouldn’t be any noticeable difference.

LG G Pro 2 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 3 – Camera

Both the LG G Pro 2 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 have 13 megapixel cameras and both should be capable of taking great photos. However the LG G Pro 2 has an edge thanks to Optical Image Stabilisation Plus, which reduces blur and ensures it can take better low light photos. Both cameras can also shoot 2160p video at 30fps and the LG G Pro 2 has a 2.1 megapixel front facing camera while the Galaxy Note 3 has a 2 megapixel one.

LG G Pro 2 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 3 – Battery life, memory and connectivity

Both the LG G Pro 2 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 have 3200 mAh batteries. The Note 3 can manage up to 420 hours of standby time or up to 21 hours of talk time. Unfortunately LG hasn’t released any stats on the G Pro 2′s battery life yet, so it’s hard to say which of the two is better, but with similar screens and similar amounts of power we’d expect battery life to be similar too.

The LG G Pro 2 comes with 32GB of built in storage while the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 comes with a choice of 16, 32 or 64GB of storage. As both also have a microSD card slot that’s a win for the Galaxy Note 3.

For connectivity options both the LG G Pro 2 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 support Wi-Fi, 3G, 4G LTE, Bluetooth 4.0 and NFC, but the Galaxy Note 3 also supports infrared, which the G Pro 2 doesn’t appear to, or at least LG haven’t announced that it does anyway.

LG G Pro 2 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 3 – Conclusion

The LG Pro 2 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 are remarkably similar phones. They have a similar build quality, almost identical amounts of power, the same megapixel main cameras and the same battery sizes.

There are a few small differences to pick at, for example the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has a slightly smaller but higher quality screen and more storage potential while the LG G Pro 2 is likely to have a marginally better camera thanks to the inclusion of Optical Image Stabilisation Plus.

If we had to choose a winner we’d give the LG G Pro 2 the edge, thanks to slightly more innovation, with the likes of the easily accessible rear buttons and being able to double tap the screen to turn it on. Of course price will also be a factor and LG is yet to confirm what it will sell the G Pro 2 for, but assuming it’s similar or lower in price to the Galaxy Note 3 it should be the one to go for.

Unfortunately because it’s so similar it’s also likely to struggle against the Note 3 as Samsung and its Note range are by far the more recognisable brand.

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Contents:

1. Package
2. Ranking
3. Design, size, controls
4. Display
5. USB, Bluetooth, communication capabilities
6. Memory, RAM, and platform performance
7. Camera
8. Battery
9. Working with stylus – especially ruler Note
10. multimedia capabilities
11. Software features – Android 4.3 and TouchWiz
12. Impressions

Package Includes:

• tablet
• Charger with USB-cable
• Pen
• Guide
• Wired stereo (3G version only)

Ranking

This unit replaces the Galaxy Note 10.1, which entered the market in 2012 and has established itself as the device is not for everyone – high cost, it is unclear benefits of pen and work with him. All together in 2012 turned into a modest sales, which, however, exceeded forecasts as retailers, and the company itself.

Overview tablet Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

Continuing to develop the direction

Note, in Samsung based, primarily, on fablety, in particular, Note 2/3 – they are very popular in the market, but most importantly, that showed why and how you can use the stylus. Note tablets called family companions to such devices can not – but what the audience familiar with phones and satisfied their functionality will consciously choose such plates, exactly.

When we talk about the art Samsung, one must understand that its cost is obviously higher than that of the second-tier competitors – price gap can be up to 20-30 per cent, as a rule, it’s not just paying for the brand, but also for more possible. Price-standard iPad tablet at about the same level. This raises an interesting conflict – those who seek to save, choose plates often from small companies, those who are almost unknown in the market, others are torn between the iPad and Samsung. Perhaps this choice is determined by the device manufacturer did not, and worldview – you choose iOS or Android, you closer and clearer. For example, for me, the Apple tablet is more convenient than those on Android, iPad although many deficiencies, lack of flexibility inherent in the system. In 2013, Google put a lot of effort in order to make to work on Android tablets better, and these efforts were not in vain. Let Android tablet sometimes suffer from stuttering, filled with confusing software manufacturers, but from the characteristics they have long overtaken iPad, and software vendors produce games and applications for both platforms simultaneously or nearly simultaneously.

Ranking Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition combined – on the one hand, this is the main plate of a diagonal of 10 inches, that is sort of a workhorse for all, having maximum performance and a long enough life cycle. That is why a device that started selling in November 2013, had the prefix 2014 Edition. Secondly, it is the continuation of a purebred line Note, which provides new opportunities for artists, students and creative people. But if in 2012 the main features have been implemented around the stylus drawing, then in subsequent versions Note they expanded business functions, such as the rapid creation of tables, graphs and illustrations. In my opinion, this tablet is worth to draw the attention to everyone who not only consumes the information read from the screen of the tablet, but actively notes, corresponding with other people and share information. Diversity input methods, its cataloging, storage, this model has no competitors. Unlike other Android-plates in a unique trait – a stylus that allows you to work with a variety of applications created for it and make it very comfortable.

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Design, size, controls

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Samsung models adhere to the basic rules of a simple color – white and black, the tablet – is no exception, it is available in two colors.

In terms of materials is a complete replica of Note 3, which we have seen in the past – back cover plate stamping got under the skin, but it is plastic. The front surface of the glossy display is covered with safety glass, which is almost no scratches.

size tablet – 243.1h171.4h7.9 mm, weight – 547 grams (the version with 3G, Wi-Fi normal weighs 535 grams). Ergonomics is a typical solution of – thin, with a mechanical mouse in the middle of the wide side, making an uncomfortable one-handed. In my opinion, one of the main competitive advantages of iPad is a metal case, for example, iPad Air weighs about the same, the same thin, but feels like a more expensive product. That feeling when you use Samsung tablet no, it’s workhorses. Interestingly, if the use of phones in exactly the same plastic is not perceived as a drawback, the tablet is more of a minus. It is unlikely he will wipe over time, breaks from falls or something like that happen, but the metal is metal, and it is perceived quite differently. Given that the case in this model can not be dismantled, no reason to use it was not plastic. Weight, size – all about the same, hence the incomprehensibility obsession Samsung is on plastic, this parameter is clearly losing company iPad.

Compared with previous generations of the family Note, 2014 Edition clearly wins on design and quality of execution – no gloss.

On the right side of the slot is the pen stylus itself became standardized and identical to those in Note 3. It can be inserted into the socket without looking any party. Realization of the shortcomings of the stylus holder specifically Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition can note a certain laxity in some instances, before buying worth checking this moment. Basic returns with mechanical problems connected with pen and holder. On the other hand, the amount of sales returns amid quite unobtrusive.

The top side you can see the IR port, it is used to control a variety of household appliances, such as TV. In the menu you can find the appropriate utility. On / Off button on this face is offset to the left, there is – the volume rocker. On the left side is a 3.5 mm jack for the headset. Finally, at the bottom end – the usual microUSB-socket. Above the screen you can see the front camera for video calls (2 megapixels), 8-megapixel main camera and a LED flash.

In 3G model the SIM-card is located on the right side, there is – the memory card slot. Two sides can see the dynamics, taking the metal mesh.

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Display

Screen – 10.1 inches, resolution – 2560×1600 pixels, which provides 299 ppi. Screen Type Super Clear LCD, digitizer with support from Wacom, which allows very precise and accurate to draw on it. The colors are bright, adjustable backlighting automatically comfortable, almost never misses, even under conditions of variable lighting indoors. The screen does not fade, the information remains readable.

16:9 aspect ratio that many seem interesting to watch the video, but then who and how to love. I see no problem in watching videos on iPad (4:3). In my opinion, the quality of the screen in this tablet one of the best and gives a clear advantage Samsung. However, it is not surprising – it is the quality screens company always won the competition. And if in the past the gap from the iPad with Retina screen was noticeable, but now it is not – these screens can be easily compared with each other.

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USB, Bluetooth, connectivity options

Bluetooth . Version Bluetooth 4.0 (LE). When transferring files to other devices that support this technology is activated Wi-Fi 802.11 n, a theoretical transfer rate is about 24 Mbit / s. Checking Transmission 1GB file showed maximum speed of 12 Mbit / c within three meters between devices.

model supports various profiles, in particular, Headset, Handsfree, Serial Port, Dial Up Networking, File Transfer, Object Push, Basic Printing, SIM Access, A2DP. Working with the headset does not cause any problems, everything is standard.

USB-connection . In Android 4 for some reason refused mode USB Mass Storage, left only MTP (also has a mode PTP).

Version USB – 3, data transfer rate – about 45 MB / s.

When connected to a PC is not allowed along with USB and Bluetooth, the device requires to disable Bluetooth regardless of its status (connected and transferring, or otherwise), which is very awkward. When USB-connected device is recharged.

microUSB connector also supports MHL, this means that using a special cable (it can be purchased at electronics stores), you can connect your phone to your TV (HDMI-output to). In fact, the standard and describes the ability to connect via microUSB to HDMI. This solution looks better than a single miniHDMI-connector on the body.

for GSM-networks EDGE Class 12.

Wi-Fi . Supported standard 802.11 a / b / g / n / ac, master work is similar to that of Bluetooth. You can memorize the selected network to automatically connect to it. You can configure the connection to the router with one touch, to do this, press on a router, and enable similar button in the menu of the device (WPA SecureEasySetup). Of the additional options worth noting the setup wizard, it appears with a weak or fading signal. You can also configure the Wi-Fi work on schedule.

Also for 802.11 n standard supported operation HT40, which allows to double the capacity Wi-Fi (requires support from the other device).

Wi-Fi Direct . Protocol, which is intended to replace Bluetooth or start competing with its third version (it also uses Wi-Fi version n to transfer large files). In the Wi-Fi menu settings section select Wi-Fi Direct, the phone starts to search for devices around. Select the desired device, activate the connection on it, and voila. Now in the file manager, you can view files on another device, as well as transfer them. Another option – just find the devices connected to your router, and submit to them the necessary files, you can do it from the gallery, or other sections of the phone. The main thing that device supports Wi-Fi Direct.

NFC . The device is present technology NFC, it can be used with a variety of additional applications.

S Beam . Technology that allows for a few minutes to transfer the file to another phone several gigabytes in size. In fact, we see in the S Beam combination of two technologies – NFC and Wi-Fi Direct. The first technique is used to authorize and bring phones, but the second is used to transfer the files themselves. Creative way to use recycled Wi-Fi Direct is much easier than using the connection of two devices, select the files, and so on.

Infrared . Needs to use the phone as a remote control of various appliances. Automatically configured for almost any model of technology.

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Memory, RAM, and platform performance

model comes in several versions – the amount of memory can be set to 16 or 32 GB, RAM 3GB always. After downloading the free RAM exceeds 1.2 GB, but it was quickly reduced to 300-400 MB and stays around this mark. No effect on productivity it has not, it is practically impossible to see the brake.

memory cards support up to 64 GB, but as their “hot” replacement.

tablet, which is sold in Russia, built on Samsung Exynos Octa 5420 – is an eight-processor in which the 4 core Cortex A15 clocked at up to 1.9GHz, and quad-core Cortex A7 – at up to 1.3 GHz.

terms of interface it works pretty quickly, though sometimes you may see a slowdown in the standard programs, which quickly disappear and appear chaotic way – it is the contribution that brings a proprietary shell from Samsung. In the synthetic tests tablet shows good results.

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Camera

Normal 8-megapixel camera without autofocus, unlike the last generation Tab Pro / Note Pro, which first used the camera with autofocus, although the resolution is not changed. Examples of multiple images. In my opinion, the camera on the plate – it’s what you use rarely – an extra feature.

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Battery

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8220 mAh battery, according to the manufacturer, it can play videos up to 10 hours music – up to 117 hours, work on the internet (3G or Wi-Fi, does not matter) – up to 9 hours. In practice, these results can be safely considered to be ideal as the operating times of less than about half – so that watching videos in FullHD (avi, hardware acceleration, lights 70 percent) gives about 6 hours. Even change the backlight to minimum time does not work 10 hours. When surfing the web during illumination of 50 percent can speak about that time about 4-5 hours. On average, not very active use of the tablet will last 5-6 days quietly. With a very active use – 1 full day.

full battery – a little over 5 hours (2A charger supplied). You can safely leave the tablet at night, it is more negative than a plus – but these are different all modern tablets, including the iPad, which is not a strong point in this parameter. On the other hand, the time reference for the iPad remains the tablet market – is, in fact, 10 hours of video are honest, let out of the box and not all formats are supported. Two years ago, the gap of time was almost twice today it dropped to 1.5 times, but still noticeably different. This option is worth considering if you need a tablet as long as possible with the work, and the electrical network is not at hand most of the time.

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Working with stylus – especially ruler Note

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family devices Note maximum standardized – the same stylus, quality OCR pen pressure on the screen, software capabilities. Differs only in screen size, 10.1 inch tablet the most convenient option for drawing, charting, and the like. In a video about this tablet I was a little touched multitasking and features S-Pen, but will not be superfluous to repeat their description of their review Note 3 for those unfamiliar with such products.

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S Action all the notes are recognized, they can bind to actions so that you enter the record to call such and such, the phone recognizes it and adds to a calendar or provides for the right time to call from the phone book . Function is not very high demand and affects the imagination, perhaps, the most useless of all.

ScrapBook – an application that allows you to save text, images, and so forth from the screen, you want a piece of tracing page and then select a category. Everything is stored in one location, including video. Good function, which may be of interest as an analogue, albeit weaker, Evernote. The advantage is that this feature is built into the phone.

S Finder – a universal search on the phone and his memory, seeking information in all applications without exception (you can, however, configure the places where it is not necessary to search for anything).

Pen Window – draw a square on the screen, and there is a window of that size that you drew it application icons. In fact, it’s pop-up window, which may be needed when you are working somewhere and want, for example, to count something in the calculator. It hangs above the main window and can be closed at any time. Convenient.

Annex S Note has been updated, it has synchronization with Evernote (!), sufficiently user-friendly interface to manage notes, you can see a few pages, which is very convenient compared to the current version. I highly recommend to see a video about this app to share my delight – one of the most interesting programs on the phone.

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Multi Window Now you can open the same application in two parts of the window, for example, to speak at the same time in IM-messenger with two different friends. But the best feature that you can copy a message from one section to another.

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Multimedia Features

terms of playing music and video, this tablet compares favorably with both the iPad, and the majority of fellow Android. Out of the box supports most codecs, no dancing with a tambourine and install additional software.