I know that ip4s is faster, but if u compare ip4 to itself, is ad good enough.. I think i will wait till ip5

Reading further, it seems that panels used in Samsung phones exhibits this. Unless you're ticked off or can't get that out of your mind, you can go for a return, but if most of them have it, how would the chances of you getting one without this? Also, you may have a perfect panel screen, but other manufacturing defects may crop up.

Bottom line is, if it works fine, without any reasonable flaws, it works as it should. This constant-worrying tic are generally abused by the Americans who exercise their return rights to get up to 5,6 replacement units, just to get a "perfect" unit. What happens to the over phones just opened to satisfy his irrational need for perfection?

I generally look at my unit, and use it vigorously based on my daily routine and see if it does perform as it's advertised. If it does, other minute niggly flaws, I don't take it as a basis for a return.

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Added on November 19, 2011, 12:57 am

Apples to oranges. I still have my iPhone 4S and Note working side by side for me. They both have their strengths and weaknesses.

Make sure you got your unit registered under e-warranty, most if not all these Celcom center/Celcom Blue Cube people are more interested in your money and signing you up for a contract plan, than making sure your unit is registered under warranty. I had to chase them around today to get it done.

I treat my Note as a replacement for my iPad 2. So for work, it works quite nicely. Any phone related activities, I still delegate it to my iPhone 4S.
I have an account with Zinio, an subscription to T3 and Stuff Magazine in there, and it is a BEAUTY to read magazine on it. I'm also an avid reader, so reading on the Note is fantastic as well.

Back few page got one seller selling galaxy note with free flip case and 2 years warranty.

Next time..touch at your display bar to get your total hours for screen on menu. :-)

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Added on November 19, 2011, 2:27 am

Go for Samsung Elite Partner (SEP) shop as you can get 2 years warranty.

I treat my Note as a replacement for my iPad 2. So for work, it works quite nicely. Any phone related activities, I still delegate it to my iPhone 4S.
I have an account with Zinio, an subscription to T3 and Stuff Magazine in there, and it is a BEAUTY to read magazine on it. I'm also an avid reader, so reading on the Note is fantastic as well.

They are both competent enough. If you like to work with a bigger screen, then the Note have you better covered there.

To me, personally, it's about the apps. And how much you've invested in the apps ecosystem. If you've spent much on a particular mobile OS, you tend to stay with that ecosystem. That case applies to me with iOS/iPhone 4S. The same case if the user doesn't invest at all on apps in an ecosystem (get his apps from "alternative means"), then he's not emotionally and financially invested in that mobile OS, therefore he doesn't feel much difference if he leaves for another mobile OS. In this case, only you can answer that question.

I'm grateful I can support myself enough to dabble in two mobile OSes, I know some have to choose one or the other. My advice is try both, ask yourself what you wanna use it for, and match it with the right hardware, and supporting apps. There will be tradeoffs, but see which one you can live with.