Check out our review of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 phablet. In case you missed it, Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked Episode 2 event was held at the IFA in Berlin. One of the three devices featured at Unpacked ...

Update Oct. 2014: read our Samsung Galaxy Note 4 review. Like most third generation flagships, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 needs no introduction. That doesn't mean it's dull--anything but! The first ...

The Galaxy Note 3 impresses through its size, but there are many other large phones on the market that are nowhere nearly as successful. What really makes the Note 3 stand out is the S Pen, the stylus ...

I'll admit it. I was wrong. When I reviewed Samsung's last two models of the Galaxy Note, the super-huge smartphones that come with a stylus, I called them duds because I thought they were too large.

Anyone who likes their smartphone big will have trouble seeing past the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 right now. If you opted for Samsung’s super-sized flagship then you might be in the market for some advice ...

The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is full of features that most users will overlook or never go deep enough into the settings to figure out. After exploring the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 settings and looking for ...

The Galaxy Note 3 will soon be available from various U.S. carriers and electronics retailers, so in what follows you’ll be able to compare existing launch offers for Samsung’s newest flagship handset ...

Samsung's scorched earth mobile strategy has its share of critics. But if you're going to harp on Samsung for trying anything, everything, and all the spaces in between, you also have to acknowledge ...

In the Galaxy Note 3 you'll find the re-solidification of the idea that this device category was both invented by and continues to be piloted by Samsung. You wont find this company resting on its ...

This week Samsung revealed the latest version of the world's most popular phablet, the Galaxy Note. Is it worth the upgrade over last year's model? Let Gizmag lend a hand, as we compare the features ...

"Phablets," those devices larger than a smartphone but smaller than a tablet, aren't for everyone. They are too large to fit easily in many pockets and not ideal for one-handed operation. But if you ...