The big screen Samsung Galaxy Note II arrived on the first ever Sprint 4G LTE system in October of last year. Sprint has since gone on to continue to grow that network in the United States, currently offering access in more than 48 major cities and markets. Recently the popular Google Wallet virtual payment processor and e-wallet was made available to Sprint’s Galaxy Note II. Over 300,000 MasterCard PayPass merchant locations and Visa payWave systems now support Google Wallet as a wireless payment option.
The Samsung Galaxy Note II is available for a reduced sale price now starting at $49.99.
The True HD Galaxy Note II phablet is Samsung Approved for Enterprise (SAFE), providing support for Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Virtual Private Networks (VPN). Also supporting on-device encryption (ODE) and corporate email/calendar/contacts, the Galaxy Note II on the Sprint 4G LTE network offers backdoor access to IT professionals while protecting your personal information. The popular S Pen smart stylus has returned from the original Galaxy Note, and with it is native handwriting recognition technology.
The S Pen has been redefined and is thicker and longer, allowing for a much truer pen-like experience. The first smartphone from Samsung to offer Android’s 4.1 Jelly Bean OS out-of-the-box, the powerful quad core processor on the phone allows simultaneous voice and data access. You can watch movies while surfing the web or sending e-mails, or write text messages while creating original artwork in your own hand, thanks to the Galaxy Note II ability to split its large 5.55 inch display into two equal and smaller screens.
The handset is slim at 0.37 inches (9.3 mm), and the large multitouch, capacitive touchscreen is laid out in a 16 to 9 aspect ratio, widely regarded as the industry-standard for the best possible True HD viewing experience. Overall display resolution runs 720 by 1,280 pixels, and the Super AMOLED display renders visuals in more than 16 million separate colors. Talk time on the Sprint 4G LTE network for the Galaxy Note II runs as high as 15.0 hours, and standby battery power can last up to 12.0 days.
The Galaxy Note II is capable of simultaneous HD video and image capture on its rear facing 8.0 megapixel camcorder, and the front facing chat cam offers video call support. A Stereo FM radio with RDS display joins a YouTube video player in the handset’s multimedia package, and is powered by an Exynos quad core CPU clocked at 1.6 GHz. A quad core graphics processor, 2.0 GB of RAM and 16 GB of built-in storage is present in the handset’s hardware package. Popular applications Facebook, Picasa and Twitter have also been pre-installed.
The Samsung Galaxy Note II can be purchased at a discounted price tag now starting at $49.99.
