VZW Galaxy Note II Available for Purchase Online and in Stores Nov 29

[cereal killer]

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Full Press release below:

UPDATE - Wednesday, Nov. 28: Just in time for the holidays, the Samsung Galaxy Note II will be available for purchase online and in stores starting tomorrow, Nov. 29. Customers who pre-ordered the Galaxy Note II will receive an e-mail alert when their device has been shipped. Customers have the option of two color models, Marble White or Titanium Grey and can pick up the Samsung Galaxy Note II for $299.99 with a new two-year customer agreement.

Beginning today, the Samsung Galaxy Note II is available for pre-order. The Galaxy Note II combines the features of a smartphone and tablet, giving users the best of both worlds with its large yet pocketable 5.5-inch HD Super AMOLED screen.

The built-in S-Pen does more than just draw pictures. A student looking to take notes in class can use the handwriting-to-text feature to jot down their notes and attach an audio recording of the lecture. With AirView, the S-Pen can hover over an e-mail or gallery to preview content without opening it. Easy Clip lets users draw an outline and crop what’s on the screen with the S-Pen and share that cropped image with others.

The Note II allows users to run two apps simultaneously by dividing the screen in the Multi Window view. Users can stream YouTube videos while texting a friend, taking notes or writing down an address while on a phone call. Pulling out the S-Pen during a phone call will bring up the Popup Note feature to quickly write and save notes instead of looking for a pen and paper.

Productivity tools like the Polaris Office app make it possible for professionals to create and edit Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents. Keeping those documents secure is important, and that’s where enterprise mobility solutions come in. As a SAFE (Samsung For Enterprise) device, users receive security features like on device encryption, advanced Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync functionality and support for industry-leading Mobile Device Management (MDM) and VPN solutions to protect the data and communications handled by the device.

Additional features:

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
Samsung Exynos 1.6 GHz quad-core processor and 2 GB of RAM
8-megapixel camera and 1.9-megapixel front facing-camera
AllShare Play – stream multimedia content from the Note II to a compatible Samsung Smart TV® or home audio system when connected to the same Wi-Fi network
S Beam – share pictures, videos, documents and more by simply touching two Note II devices' backs together

The Samsung Galaxy Note II will be available online and in stores in Marble White or Titanium Grey in the coming weeks for $299.99 with a new two-year customer agreement.

 

[droidshot®]

Mine will be at my house tomorrow. Cannot wait!!

 

[geoff5093]

This is a bit misleading, the thread title says available online and in stores now, when in fact it isn't available in stores until tomorrow, the 29th.

 

[94lt1]

Its being delivered to some people already

 

[droidshot®]

^^ lucky!!!!

 

[drew96dawg]

Can u give us some signal strength and speedtest comparisons with this and your maxx 94lt1?

Sent from my DROID2 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2

 

[stillwaiting]

I WANT!!!!! thank goodness my upgrade is in the next week or two.

 

[94lt1]

I'm not activating this one.. though it looks like its got a border.. its white.. I ordered grey.

 

[droidshot®]

Man that sucks because I ordered gray also!

 

[94lt1]

Mine was messed up by the cs person.. so it was actually ordered white.. instead if grey

 

[droidshot®]

You might can take it to your Verizon store and exchange it because I know they have them in. I was looking at one today while I was finding out where mine is at. Would be worth a try.

 

[akhenax]

LOL @ the Verizon button.

 

[Tonik]

I am going to get this, but I am waiting a couple of weeks. I learned with the Bionic...don't be there on day one. Wait and see how everyone likes it.

 

[droidshot®]

I would agree with that Tonik but the good thing about the Note ll is they released it overseas and there's tons of YouTube videos of people that acutely use this phone daily. That's what made me go ahead and drop $700 on it off contract.

 

[Narsil]

Heck, it's been out in the US for a month on Sprint, AT&T, TMobile, etc. Verizon's a day late and a dollar short on this phone. Fortunately, the Verizon version will come with AWESOME proprietary labeling and epic bloa...I mean epic proprietary applications out of the box! Now I won't have to take a Sharpie and write Verizon all over my phone and spend hours tracking down apk's for awesome apps like VCast and Backup Assistant. Thanks, Verizon! It's worth the wait!