Better than nothing

Wait for arrival than only decide but probably will be Note 4 as i find the Edge is gimmicky. Will compared it with iphone 6+...high chances ip6+ wont stay long in my hands as never was impressed since first ip till ip5 ( skipped ip5s). Hopefully ios 8 will be significantly different. I am only impressed with Mac OSX n is my main PC past 8 years

I'm estimating SGD1088, reach here for sure RM2799

Speaking of the G3, the heat died down pretty fast IMHO.

The price was slashed into half in such a short moment of time.

Just checked LG G Pro2 prices at Lazada all sellers increased prices by about  rm350 , now averaging rm1650 vs rm1200-1300 last week!

popular demand ??

Apple design are really good, build to last long however my move to Android is due to freedom. I can do most of my stuff with Android , not with iPhone / iPad.
It would be really nice if both of them combined to become ultimate device, just a taught but i know this never happen.

looking at this, suddenly i do feel in a bias way that note4 is the perfect size for phablet. 

If they remove the home button and shrunk the top bezel it would be "wide" looking

AMOLEDs have lifespans, after 2 years of heavy usage will turn yellowish

A theory at first, but slowly it becomes a fact. As we all know blue LEDs has the shortest lifespan among the RGB

Differences are very minimal, but it gets worse and worse.

I've been trying to take the differences on camera, but it is not really visible. Will try it at a later date.

If it is somethg like s5, then quite hard to use. Only 1 out of 10 times will successful.
Some more need to swipe down.
Finally just don't use that feature. It's half baked copy of the magnificent TouchID

Always wait. All phone manufactures are more likely to have defects on their first batches

With premium price lo....

I just saw Note 4 video intro its so disappointing looks exactly like note 3.

Most probability going for mi4 or HTC one

while samsung never even put much effort to improve.
the samsung with curve glass at the side is another range.

note 4 is more focus on the spen improvement: double the pressure sensitivity, multi select with spen, much improve and user friendly multi-window.

the display itself is also much improve based on early hand-on report: 2k resolution, deep black, improve brightness (early hand on suggest note 4 display brighter than lg g3 display) , and accurate color which is weakness of oled display previouly:

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Finally-Gal...-colors_id60375
finally note 4 get the ois which will greatly improve the blur picture taken with shaking hand.
waiting for note 4 camera side review.
Im very interested review on how this hardware and software improvement put in actual usage including battery usage, picture taken by the main camera especially night shot.

U need to understand that note4 has spen thus much harder to implement waiter resistant like s5...

Samseng in panic mode.

http://bgr.com/2014/09/18/galaxy-note-4-re...g-announcement/

Samsung mention 7% better power consumption than Note 3.

DisplayMate mention 30% better power consumption than market FHD LCD.

haha same here EDGE is just appetizer toppings 4 the whole keynote which nobody is interested at all

Galaxy S5 and Note 4 reportedly getting Android L in late November or early December



Historically Samsung hasn’t exactly been lighting fast with updates, and a lot of that has to do with the fact that its devices don’t just run stock Android, they run Android with TouchWiz on top. Preparing and testing a custom build like this takes extra time, or so that’s usually the given excuse.

With Android L, Google released a developer preview months ahead of the expected final release and many believed this could be the beginning of changes that could see OEMs push out updates quicker. For those curious when Samsung might roll out Android L to its 2014 flagships (Galaxy S5 and Note 4), a new report from SamMobile claims it could be coming towards the end of November or early December.

Most of the rumors suggest that the final build of Android L should debut sometime in early October, likely alongside the HTC Nexus 9, and so that makes Samsung’s supposed timeframe reasonably speedy — if it’s accurate. SamMobile says that the news comes from their “insiders” but even if this timeline is legit, delays happen and this could simply be when unlocked versions will see the update with carriers getting it much later.

Either way, we’d say there’s a good chance that at least the Note 4 and Galaxy S5 will see Android L this year, but we wouldn’t get our hopes up just yet.

--Android Authority