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I STILL love my Note 2

I've had this phone since October 28th and I love it more than I did when I first got it! I've never used a phone as much as I've used the GN2.

What about you? Are you still in love or is the honeymoon over? :p

I can't put mine down for long either. I've only had it for two days.

I do admit that I don't use the stylus much at all. Maybe I'll find use for it later on.
 
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I can't put mine down for long either. I've only had it for two days.

I do admit that I don't use the stylus much at all. Maybe I'll find use for it later on.

Had mine for a month and still lovin' it!!! At work I spend more time using it instead of laptop (put a bunch of documents on it, and use it a lot for email communication). At home, use it more to watch movies and tv (otg cable with sandisk cruzer fit usb knob to watch movies, and local cable free app to watch my cablebox). Occasional games, periodic web browsing, etc. Can't put it down (drives my wife crazy). Oh, with a stylus - haven't used it much, mostly to show off in front of friends. Actually, on a few occasions out with a family, I played tic-tac-toe with my daughter using s-pen while we are waiting for food. That turns a lot of heads from nearby people :D
 
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I've had mine for about 3 weeks now, and I'm not quite loving it yet, but I still have a lot to learn, and I imagine I'll become more fond of it as time goes on. But at the moment Android frustrates the hell out of me, and I find I turn to my laptop to do just about any task more complicated than playing Angry Birds or asking a quick question with Google Voice Search. Where my last tablet felt much more capable as a laptop replacement. I expect that to change as I continue to customize and Root to get the functionality that I want, but that will probably take a couple more months of experimenting.
 
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O yeah this thing is just amazing once you get a note it spoils you no phone can match the power features and battery life as the Note can. Ive had the 2 for almost three months and every time I pick it up a smile come on. I also have a DNA at the moment also but the note is still wayyyy better. I actually use my note a a note book replacement for school I can go a whole semester and the only paper I use/have and the ones my professors give me.
 
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Every phone I've chosen from Android has been a significant step up from my previous phone. I wasn't actually worried about 1 month down the line or even 2 months down the line.

What I'm more curious to see, is how will I feel 20 months down the line (2 months have passed already), when I'll be eligible for my next upgrade. I managed to hold out until the Sprint Note 2 was available at Best Buy on 11/11, even though I was upgrade eligible 4 months prior, but that was my final Gold Premiere upgrade, before my account changed to the new 22 month policy.

I'm sure I'll last at least that long, as I loved the Photon up until the moment that Motorola officially announced that it won't be updating it to ICS, but my hope is that I'll feel the same way now as I do 2 years down the line.
 
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Every phone I've chosen from Android has been a significant step up from my previous phone. I wasn't actually worried about 1 month down the line or even 2 months down the line.

What I'm more curious to see, is how will I feel 20 months down the line (2 months have passed already), when I'll be eligible for my next upgrade. I managed to hold out until the Sprint Note 2 was available at Best Buy on 11/11, even though I was upgrade eligible 4 months prior, but that was my final Gold Premiere upgrade, before my account changed to the new 22 month policy.

I'm sure I'll last at least that long, as I loved the Photon up until the moment that Motorola officially announced that it won't be updating it to ICS, but my hope is that I'll feel the same way now as I do 2 years down the line.

Good point. I've never had a phone more than a year and only a few fell into that category (the OG T-Mobile G1 and the OG EVO.)

I would like to keep and love a phone for 2 years. I'm hoping the GN2 is the one that will finally make me do that.
 
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I have it for 1 month, it is very gooooooood phone but I had a small problem when I play high graphic game such as NFS or Asphalt 7 the upper part of the screen became hot
any body face this issue?
please, answer me

I'm getting that effect with various games or multi-tasking the device. I'd call it "warmth" rather than "hot," though.

I've seen it on every single smartphone I've ever had, HTC devices, Motorola, Samsung, etc. I even recall my old Microtac getting warm on the battery during a call.

Seems to be the nature of the beast, all that technology in such a small compartment. Never happened with these (hey, I'm old :p):

oldphone.gif
 
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Just started to like mine less as soon as they announced Xperia Z yesterday. Holy cow that phone is awesome! Battery doesn't look so great for it though. Wish my note 2 was water resistant and had a 1080p display though.

S-Pen is the X factor, IMO. All of the competitor phones can go big, but to have an integrated digitizer stylus. Can't beat that.

Doesn't matter though because the Note 2 might be my last Samsung phone if it's true that they're moving away from Android.
 
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I'm getting that effect with various games or multi-tasking the device. I'd call it "warmth" rather than "hot," though.

I've seen it on every single smartphone I've ever had, HTC devices, Motorola, Samsung, etc. I even recall my old Microtac getting warm on the battery during a call.

Seems to be the nature of the beast, all that technology in such a small compartment. Never happened with these (hey, I'm old :p):

oldphone.gif
thank you very much, but this will not effect on the performance and life of the screen?:eek:
 
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