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I live in Sweden. I had to pay 712 swedish kronor to DHL after the delivery.

mygsm.me has black N920C 64GB in stock, link http://www.mygsm.me/Samsung-Galaxy-Note-5-64gb-price-dubai.html I ordered one 2 weeks ago and it was delivered in 3 days.

Samsung has started production of Apples next processor using 14 nm technology. http://english.etnews.com/electronics/2969056_1303.html So the Exynos processor for the Note 5 will probably use 14 nm technology. Snapdragon 810 is using 20 nm technology.

Handtec has black Exynos Note 4. http://www.handtec.co.uk/samsung-galaxy-note-4-32gb-charcoal-black-sm-n910c-21889.html

The left capacitive button works as menu button by long-pressing it.

It's possible to get pretty accurate colors by setting "Screen mode" to Basic and disable "Auto adjust screen tone" in "Display and wallpaper" settings.

It seems Samsung has renamed Exynos 5433 to Exynos 7 and has A57/A53 according to the link http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_announces_the_exynos_7_octa_is_the_old_exynos_5433-news-9946.php

Yellow effect is the same as yellowish white ? When reviewers say measured color accuracy is excellent, it usually includes white. So it's a bit confusing.

Here is another review that says colors are excellent when using basic mode. So maybe there are differences between each Note 4 or the other screens you use are less accurate. http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/Samsung-Galaxy-Note-4-Review_id3812

It i shown in this video, starting at about 0:58: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJkb36L4G60 It makes it possible to have two apps on the screen at the same time.

Many cities in Sweden and Denmark has LTE.

Check in Display Settings if "Auto adjust screen tone" is on. I read that some got pure white after deactivating it.

I think it is more advanced than Screen Adjuster after reading his Twitter.. But you could ask him if DisplayExpert is better at fixing yellow tint than Screen Adjuster. Here is a link to his Twitter: https://twitter.com/supercurio

Supercurio is working on the app DisplayExpert which makes it possible to calibrate the screen. He has it running on his S III according to his Twitter. But the app is not finished yet.

I installed LiveWare Manager app and Xperia SmartTags widget from Play Store on my SIII and the smarttags works.

Here are some examples of black crush. The picture quality is bad but it's still possible to see the black crush. The upper screen is Galaxy S II and the lower screen is Galaxy S III. In this pic there is black crush on the roof on S III. In this pic there is black crush on the audience on...

The app may not fix the problem on the Note. Supercurio mentioned it's possible to do more fine tuning on the Galaxy S III screen: https://twitter.com/supercurio/status/208636123365392384 The problem is also more complex on Galaxy Note. But it's better to ask Supecurio on his Twitter...

The app Display Expert will be able to fix the problem. But it is not finished yet and requires rooting of the phone.

Supercurio has solved the problem: https://twitter.com/supercurio/status/209124598057402369 https://twitter.com/supercurio/status/209124855591878657 The fault on Galaxy Note is more complex according to Supercurio: https://twitter.com/supercurio/status/209095932753620993

EDIT: Deleted my post since I noticed the same problem in other videos at xhamster.com that I didn't see in the first videos I tried

There is a thread where the GPS accuracy was tested with the app My Tracks. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1056973 You could try that app to verify GPS accuracy. EDIT: Could you report the accuracy when using My Tracks ?

Thanks, didn't know that. I thought the Wolfson DAC in SGS1 could play back at 24 bit 96 kHz when I read specs for it and Voodoo sound used it, maybe it was the wrong spec. Do you know yet if SGS2 can play back with higher bit rate/sampling frequency than SGS1 ?

It seems SGS2 max sampling rate is lower than for SGS. I could play music recorded at 24 bit 96 kHz on SGS. SGS2 seems to be able to handle only up to 24 bit 48 kHz according to Supercurio if the info he found is correct: http://twitter.com/#!/supercurio/status/65198848900988928 Can someone...

Hi Stacey. I have a question. Have you tried transferring movie files bigger than 4 GB to the internal memory and SD card and checked if it’s possible to play the video? It’s probably the same limit for the internal memory and SD card. There has been discussions in forums that the max file...

How do you check that it has no NFC antenna ? I want to check if SGS2 has NFC HW in Sweden before buying it.

Here is some info from Eldars review. http://www.mobile-review.com/review/samsung-galaxy-s2.shtml#6 So the NFC HW may be included in your phone but there is no option for it in the menus. Maybe there will be some app later that can access it ?

Dom already did it, Quadrant score was 3381. http://domarmstrong.blogspot.com/2011/04/samsung-galaxy-s-2-benchmark-tests.html

Apple has sued HTC. http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/02/apple-sues-htc-for-infringing-20-iphone-patents/

Have you tried transferring video files bigger than 4 GB to the internal memory and SD card and checked if it's possible to play the video? Maybe it's the same limit for internal memory card and SD card. There has been discussions that the max file size is 4GB. Thanks for all your info !

Did you test GPS accuracy with the My Tracks app ?

He added this in his twitter after those comments, so hopefully this is true: http://twitter.com/#!/supercurio/status/60758411373056000

Supercurio tweeted that the sound chip in SGS2 is supposed to be better than in SGS according to a internal source, hopefully this link works: http://twitter.com/#!/supercurio/status/60758411373056000 He also has mentioned the info about the weaker codec could be just for the prototypes and it...

There can't be a conclusion until retail version with finished SW has been tested. Check also these benchmarks: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=12361281&postcount=377

That seems to be SDXC, not microSDXC.

Has anyone else than the guy in this thread mentioned that SGS2 supports MicroSDXC ? I have not seen any info about that in previews or from Samsung.

There is info from Samsung that several countries in Europe + India will get Exynos version.

It doesn't say where they got the info about 1 GHz, it could be that they thought 1 GHz was the limit since the spec said 1 GHz. And it also says that Exynos could be more scalable than they thought. It looks like they are not sure what's possible.

Do you have a link to a reliable source that Exynos can't do more than 1 GHz ?

How do you see that the phone is running at 1.2 GHz ? Can you take a picture of that info if it's possible.

Links to benchmark of a tablet using same CPU/GPU and same clock frequency as SGS2. Exynos seems capable to do much better than in the benchmarks you included. It could be a indication that the SGS2 SW is pretty old. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=12361281&postcount=377

Or the SW used for demo phones didn't have the mirroring properly implemented yet and the option was not included in menus. EDIT: I have not seen any demos where SGS2 is connected to a TV via MHL/HDMI. Is there any previews or videos where they use that ?

Link to newer benchmarks. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=12361281&postcount=377

Number of frequencies that can be used simultaneously on a cell tower has gradually increased from 1 upto 4 today and maybe more later. So upto 4 frequencies can be used in the same area and each frequency can handle 21 Mbps. Later there will be phones that can handle several frequencies...

I tried to comment on the part where you said that Europe is getting Tegra 2/Super LCD. The company 20/20 receives phones from Samsung and sends it to several stores and carriers in Sweden. On their site, the model number GT-I9100 is listed. The swedish Samsung site is using the model number...

That is probably wrong. There are info from several places that the GT-I9100 model, which is the Exynos version, will be sold in Sweden. For example, some stores had a meeting with Samsung people and they got info that the swedish model will be using the Samsung processor, not Nvidias processor.

In the latest GL benchmark, the score is higher for Exynos GPU at higher screen resolution than O3D GPU. The difference would be bigger if the resolution was the same for both. O3D is using the same GPU as the old Galaxy S, so it's possible there could be more SW driver optimization before...

The specification is still missing some info. It doesn't mention MHL/HDMI or FM radio, MHL/HDMI will be used in SGS2 according to a Youtube video from Mobile World Congress.

There is no info that Playstation Suite games are optimized for Tegra processors in that link. It just says that Playstation Suite is coming to Tegra platforms and is hardware-neutral game framework for Android devices.

Sony Ericsson phones doesn't have Tegra. Why would Sony optimize Playstation suite games for Tegra devices ? Is there any info about that ? I

Did you see the links in the previous post above yours ? Exynos gets much better score than Tegra 2 in the latest GL benchmark. SW that is not optimized has a big effect on performance.