The Galaxy Note series from Samsung is well known for being the one that started the big screen movement. People used to be dismissive of the concept in 2011 when the original released, but since then, all the flagships have gradually increased screen sizes, with the latest iPhone sporting a 5.5 inch screen and a Nexus sporting a 6 inch screen. Yes, times have changed, and so has the Note. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZBfS472ioY The original Galaxy Note, released in 2011 was meant to be an advanced converged device. But the key selling point itself was the big 5.3” screen with an apt 16:10 1280x800 resolution, suited for a better stylus and reading experience. According to Samsung, the Note was a smartphone, a tablet, a note taking device and a gaming machine. It was also an unprecedented hit, which prompted other manufacturers to.. take note. The Samsung Galaxy Note was the original phablet and the stylus, called the S-Pen, was its unique value-add. Although novel and seemingly useful, it didn’t have many other uses than sketching and note-taking, yet. Then came the Note 2, which had a bigger 5.5” screen, but was more focused on multimedia consumption than productivity on-the-go. This was evident with the move ...
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