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Samsung moves over 5 million Notes worldwide

Posted by caitlyn on · 4 comments
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South Korean behemoth Samsung has announced over five million units have been shipped of its Note II device, with the 4G version to arrive on Australian shores very shorty. Worldwide sales of the controversial phone have now exceeded 5 million, proving naysayers well and truly wrong, who said the original phone was too big and without a targeted purpose.

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caitlyn Story submitter ·
OK, the run Android, a Linux distro plus a bunch of proprietary add-ons, but it's still Linux.
tracyanne ·
I use the fact that Android is a Linux based operating system as a jumping off point to go all geeky and inform people about other Linux based operating systems and Free Software.

If I was to stop using the current combination of Netbook plus non smart phone that I currently use, and buy a smart phone, the Galaxy Note is precisely the machine I'd get. It has every thing I consider useful.
tracyanne ·
Make that 5 Million and One, I just bought one.
caitlyn Story submitter ·
Congrats, ta. I hope it works well for you.

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