guys, i heard note 4 got gap problem?

looks like samsung is aware of it and will solve it soon, unlike apple which dont give a fucuk about bendgate

Dafuq..yesterday i was pretty sure gonna get the note4 after selling my ipad air and s3..

Now after reading the News i have doubts again..sigh ohwai samsung

Nothing to worry about . Note 3 also got this problem and if it's sme unit , they replaced it for you

Here we go... Maxis teaser is out! Probably NOTE 4 ?

http://www.maxis.com.my/en/personal/guesswhatscoming.html

Here we go... Maxis teaser is out! Probably NOTE 4 ?

http://www.maxis.com.my/en/personal/guesswhatscoming.html

good to hear that at least not like that fruit company kids also can bend wei

Nothing to worry about . Note 3 also got this problem and if it's sme unit , they replaced it for you

LOL

it's always a bad idea to buy samsengs at launch.

high chance of defect and high price.

yes, if u complain hard enuff, they will repair yr unit. samseng does not practice 1-to-1 exchange.

wait at least 6 months or watch out for 2nd hand unit. many ppl sell notes bcos cannot get use to big screen.

6 months? isnt that a bit long to wait?

LOL

it's always a bad idea to buy samsengs at launch.

high chance of defect and high price.

yes, if u complain hard enuff, they will repair yr unit. samseng does not practice 1-to-1 exchange.

wait at least 6 months or watch out for 2nd hand unit. many ppl sell notes bcos cannot get use to big screen.

its ip6 , expected 10th oct

iPhone 6 & iPhone 6 Plus Available in China on Friday, October 17
Pre-orders Begin Friday, October 10

BEIJING—September 30, 2014—Apple® today announced that iPhone® 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, the biggest advancements in iPhone history, will be available in China beginning Friday, October 17 from the Apple Online Store (www.apple.com), Apple’s retail stores, and an expansive network of retail stores through all three major carriers and Apple Authorized Resellers. With support for TD-LTE and FDD-LTE, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus provide customers access to 4G/LTE networks from China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom across mainland China. Customers can pre-order iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus from the Apple Online Store beginning Friday, October 10. Beginning Tuesday, October 14, customers can reserve the new iPhones for in-store pick-up starting Friday, October 17.

“We are thrilled to bring iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus to our customers in China on all three carriers at launch,” said Apple’s CEO Tim Cook. “With support for TD-LTE and FDD-LTE, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus customers will have access to high-speed mobile networks from China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom for an incredible experience.”

iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are the biggest advancements in iPhone history, featuring two new models with stunning 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch Retina® HD displays, and packed with innovative technologies in an all-new dramatically thin and seamless design that is still comfortable to hold and easy to use. Both models are better in every way and include: the Apple-designed A8 chip with second generation 64-bit desktop-class architecture for blazing fast performance and power efficiency; advanced iSight® and FaceTime® HD cameras; and ultrafast wireless technologies.

The new iPhones include iOS 8, the biggest release since the App Store℠, featuring a simpler, faster and more intuitive user experience with new Messages and Photos features, predictive typing for Apple’s QuickType™ keyboard and Family Sharing. iOS 8 also includes the new Health app, giving you a clear overview of your health and fitness data and iCloud Drive℠, so you can store files and access them from anywhere.

Pricing & Availability
iPhone 6 comes in gold, silver or space gray, and is available in China for a suggested retail price of 5,288 (RMB) for the 16GB model, 6,088 (RMB) for the 64GB model and, for the first time, a new 128GB model for 6,888 (RMB). iPhone 6 Plus comes in gold, silver or space gray, and is available in China for a suggested retail price of 6,088 (RMB) for the 16GB model, 6,888 (RMB) for the 64GB model and 7,788 (RMB) for the new 128GB model. Both models are available in China from the Apple Online Store (www.apple.com), by reservation only from Apple’s retail stores, and through China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom and Apple Authorized Resellers beginning Friday, October 17. Customers can pre-order iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus from the Apple Online Store beginning Friday, October 10. Beginning Tuesday, October 14, customers can reserve the new iPhones for in-store pick-up starting Friday, October 17.

Apple designs Macs, the best personal computers in the world, along with OS X, iLife, iWork and professional software. Apple leads the digital music revolution with its iPods and iTunes online store. Apple has reinvented the mobile phone with its revolutionary iPhone and App Store, and is defining the future of mobile media and computing devices with iPad.

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6 months? isnt that a bit long to wait?

LOL

it's always a bad idea to buy samsengs at launch.

high chance of defect and high price.

yes, if u complain hard enuff, they will repair yr unit. samseng does not practice 1-to-1 exchange.

wait at least 6 months or watch out for 2nd hand unit. many ppl sell notes bcos cannot get use to big screen.

ur choice.

if u can't wait, then just be prepared to pay more and higher risk of GapGate.

LOL

Ignore that guy, he is just a big spammer talking nonsense all time.

LOL ..... Obviously u know nuts and trying to be smart . Empty barrels really do make the most noise

Yesterday, I picked up my new baby - a brand spanking new Galaxy Note 3 that replaced my aging Note 2. It's a great device on many fronts, as David pointed out in our extensive review, but it appears putting out solidly built products was not on Samsung's roadmap yet again.



During the several hours I spent setting up the Note 3, I started subconsciously noticing something very odd - the Home button at times looked crooked. At first, I dismissed it because it was dark around and thought I was just seeing things. Then, I noticed it was crooked again, except this time the other way around. What the...
Upon closer inspection, I have to my dismay confirmed that there's so much play in the Home button that your finger will constantly make it rotate and look crooked. This GIF, comprised of two photos I took of the Note 3, shows the seriousness of the issue. My OCD just reached level 85:




If you want to test it on your Note 3, just use your finger or fingernail and try pushing the left side of the button up and the right side down (don't stick your fingernail into the crack, just use it to gently nudge the button up and down). Then do the reverse. In comparison, the Note 2's Home button is rock solid. The Nexus 4... well, it doesn't have one, so there's yet another benefit to software buttons.
Thinking this could possibly be a one-off defect, I jumped on Google and found this thread on AndroidForums with exactly the same issue being reported by Note 3 owners from different parts of the world on different carriers. While it doesn't have hundreds of replies (yet), I do believe it points to a defect in the manufacturing process. I started a thread on XDA just now as well to figure out if users there are affected. Finally, I reached out to our Samsung rep for an official response.
Come on, Samsung, you can do better than that