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Samsung Galaxy Journal

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Market Status: Not Released (This phone is an early rumor)
Galaxy Journal Release Date: Spring/Summer 2012 (no rumor date yet)
galaxy journal
Is the Galaxy Nexus not big enough for you? Then why don’t you try out the massive 5.3 inch Galaxy Journal that is rumored to be coming to big Verizon soon.
That’s right, the Galaxy Note that is headed to AT&T is being renamed the Galaxy Journaland headed for Verizon (maybe even Sprint too).
If you don’t know much about the Galaxy Note you can read some reviews at engadget,wired and pocketnow. Basically it’s a big phone that has great performance…there, I saved you 10 minutes of reading.

I’ll sum up the reviews with a few words:

  • It’s big
  • It has great performance
  • The screen is beautiful
  • The stylus is cool
  • Great camera
  • Great battery
  • It’s big and not for 12 year old girls, you gotta have man hands for this phone.
One rumor about the Galaxy Journal for Verizon is that they’re bumping up the processor speed just enough so nobody will ever notice…from 1.4GHz to 1.5GHz.

Galaxy Journal Specs

  • 1.5GHz Dual-core processor
  • 4G LTE
  • 5.3″ WXGA 1280 x 800 HD Super AMOLED display
  • 1GB RAM
  • 8MP camera LED flash + panorama shot, smile shot
  • 1080p video camera @ 24-30fps
  • 2MP front camera
  • Bluetooth 3.0
  • 16GB internal memory + up to 32GB microSD
  • Android 2.3
  • Accelerometer + compass

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