While the Samsung Galaxy Note – the identity-confused hybrid of a smart phone and a tablet – is currently exclusive to AT&T, published reports sniffed out some hints that point toward the device expanding to T-Mobile.
The first clue comes from a Wi-Fi certification that popped up for a Samsung device with model number SGH-T879.
Pictures surface
Screenshots were then found that were supposedly taken from a SGH-T870 device.
Most notably, the screenshots indicated that the device's build number was identical to that of the AT&T Galaxy Note.
A T-Mobile Galaxy Note likely wouldn't sport its AT&T cousin's LTE support, instead favoring HSPA+.
And, with an HSPA+ enabled international version of the Galaxy Note already available, little would need to be changed for it to run with T-Mobile.
With its gorgeous screen the Galaxy Note is undeniably an attractive device. But, its unconventional size still seems to puzzle many as to whether to treat it as a tablet or a smart phone.
Maybe by expanding to T-Mobile the Galaxy Note will finally find its audience.
Via: TmoNews