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T-Mobile users can now pre-order the Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge

TECHi's Author Brian Molidor
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Brian Molidor
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On September 3, as scheduled, Samsung officially unveiled their newest flagship device, the Galaxy Note 4. With the newest device, just about every nook and cranny has been upgraded from the previous generation handset, including the processor under the hood, the display, and the camera. Samsung officially announced the device at a pair of events on September 2, and unveiled that the handset will indeed be coming to T-Mobile, sometime in October. Unfortunately no exact dates were provided just yet, and any word on pricing hasn’t been divulged just yet.

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Boy, do the folks over at T-Mobile move fast. They have already opened the floodgates for those who are interested to pick up the recently unveiled Samsung Galaxy Note 4 as well as the Galaxy Note Edge to be able to be place a pre-registration through an online “transaction”, so to speak, for either one or both devices as they are tipped to arrive later in the fall. Needless to say, all that you need to know about the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 can be read in our review of the big and bold phablet, where your eyes will definitely fall for the huge and immersive 5.7″ Quad HD Super AMOLED display, not to mention being able to enjoy a smooth and instinctive new S Pen, as well as checking out a front-facing camera that will be able to elevate the art of selfies to new heights.

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