Samsung has bundled a new set of wallpapers in the firmware of Galaxy Note 2 (N7100). These wallpapers actually look very similar to the wallpapers of Galaxy Note 10.1 (download link given at the bottom of this post). Anyway, since the galaxynote 2’s firmware got leaked on the Internet, we were able to extract its wallpapers.
Noreve, a big accessory maker has released a case for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1. The company offers quite a lot of personalization, but then, it is quite expensive too – costing 80 Euros. I have had Noreve cases before too, but for my Galaxy note phone. They use very high quality leather and I adore its thinness.
The phone is already up for pre-order at Mobicity Australia, but the price is pretty steep, costing you over A$800 (829 Australian dollars to be exact). The phone is unlocked and comes with 12 months warranty as well.
Continue reading Galaxy Note 2 in Australia (Price, Release Date)
So you just bought a Galaxy Note 10.1 for yourself and want to know how to make the most out of that amazing tablet? Samsung Mobile has posted several useful videos that do a wonderful job of explaining the utility of S-pen in Note 10.1.
The above playlist contains 15 videos. Make sure to watch them all.
Samsung has released its Galaxy Note 10.1 in Ghana in collaboration with Vodafone Ghana. Interestingly, there are three models of the Note 10.1 there – a WiFi only version, a WiFi & 3G HSPA-Plus model, and a WiFi/LTE version which will to be released later this year.
Continue reading Galaxy Note 10.1 in Ghana (Price, Availability)
Cyanogen Mod 9 is nearly complete and is working like a charm on the ATT i717 Galaxy Note. It is a great firmware for those who want pure Android experience without any touchwiz or any sort of addons baked. Heck, the developers have not even included an S-pen app. They suggest you to install Papyrus and Markers app from Marketplace if you want them.
To install Cyanogen Mod 9 ROM, use these instructions:
