Rumors have not suggested that Samsung will keep the Galaxy Note 3 display at the same 5.5-inch size as the Galaxy Note 2 and it certainly remains a possibility.

The Galaxy Note 2 uses all the smart functions that Samsung originally introduced with their Galaxy S3 (such as Smart Stay, Smart Alerts and such, read more about them in our previous article here).

Samsung’s Galaxy Note II runs on a 1.6GHz quad-core processor along with a full 2GB of RAM. The result is a blazingly fast smartphone experience with no noticeable slowdowns or stutters; ...

Samsung's new Galaxy Note II arrives with some heritage to explain it, though a 5.5-inch smartphone can still take some explaining. After its first-gen predecessor… ...

Well, the Samsung Galaxy Note II, a 5.5" smartphone or phablet is even better. It has a bigger display, a much faster CPU than our US first gen Note, a better camera and more S Pen features. The Note ...

Samsung has pushed the boundaries of what a stylus can do, giving the Note 2 novel input methods that the GS4 lacks. Of course, there’s also the Galaxy Note III looming on the horizon.

I've been using the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 for a few days since picking one up at the local Sprint store. It's not new to the market so this is not a review of the phone, rather it's a collection ...

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 isn’t getting any younger and the device currently sits in a gray area when it comes to the release of Android 5.0 Lollipop.

The Galaxy Note 2 has a truly mammoth 5.5-inch display, protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 2, which is generally tough stuff. The device has performed well in most of the drop tests we’ve seen ...

I had very mixed feelings about the original Galaxy Note, Samsung’s “phablet” tablet/smartphone tweener, when I tested it last February. It was a bit large for one-handed use, and its apps ...

With the Samsung Galaxy S4 on the market, people are wondering which is better, the S4 or the Galaxy Note 2. We're here to settle the score.