When You Didn’t Think Phones Would Get Any Bigger – A Samsung Galaxy Note 3

Some may call it a super smartphone, others a mini tablet, but with its colorful 5.7 inch screen, the latest offering from Samsung, the Galaxy Note 3, falls squarely within the phablet concept. It wasn’t long ago when people were carrying flip phones with a screen size of perhaps 3 inches across.

Over the past few weeks I have been reviewing and using the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 that was generously provided by Samsung. Having one of the largest displays I have ever seen on a smart phone, the Note 3 offers up a world of new and innovative features that are astonishing.

Throughout my review I will be giving an overview about many subjects such as the unboxing, features, S-Pen, specifications, design, and my overall thoughts of the Note 3.Android File Recovery

Sent to me was an AT&T branded Note 3 which included the expected add-ins from most carriers. Underneath the gorgeous Note 3 you’ll find the user documentation, user manual, 2A wall charging port, a Micro USB 3.0 transfer/charging cable, and extra S-Pen plastic tips with a removal tool. Depending on your carrier you may also receive headphones; however, my unit was lacking them.

Amazing to me was the thought that Samsung had to provide extra pen tips for their S-Pen, because the plastic tip that you use to draw, scroll, select, etc. tends to wear down. To make sure your Note 3 lasts you at least two years, Samsung has your back covered. I will discuss more about the S-Pen further down.File Recovery Android

Another surprise during the unboxing was the included Micro USB 3.0 cable. As the world moves on from the current USB 2.0, the Note 3, to my knowledge, is the only US smartphone to currently support USB 3.0 capability. The plug may be an odd shape but the clever Samsung engineers designed the connector to work with a standard USB 2.0 plug as well.