Samsung Galaxy Note makes a visit at the FCC, and it’s heading to North America

October 1st, 2011

Andrew Campbell

Whenever we see a phone pass through the FCC we get a little excited. Everyone knows that you can’t sell a phone in America without it going through the FCC. The Samsung Galaxy Note is no exception to the rule. This phone/tablet made its appearance and now is heading to North America. There is no word on what country it will land in but going by the filing it has 3G/4G bands that are compatible with some carriers in Canada and also with AT&T in the States. Hit the break to see the filing and the specs for a refresher.

The Samsung Galaxy Note specs include:

5.3-inch Super AMOLED HD display
Powerful 1.4GHz dual-core processor
Android 2.3 with the Touchwiz UI
S Pen pen-input device
Much more

It’s a pretty impressive unit in my opinion. Having the features of a phone and the convenience of a tablet. The Note was announced at IFA 2011 in Berlin.

via Droid Matters

Andrew Campbell

Andrew is the Asst. Editor in Chief and product reviewer for AndroidNerds. Formerly an editor for NerdBerry he became and Android guy back in 2011 and never looked back. He loves talking tech to people so feel free to contact him at andrew@androidnerds.net or Gtalk at ajcampbell31(at)gmail.com or any other social networking sites.