Yesterday, Samsung announced their newest member of the Galaxy
Note lineup by unveiling their newest flagship, the Galaxy Note
3. It's a device that offers up plenty of updated
specifications, new features, and even a faux leather battery
cover. In fact, the front of the device sort of harkens back to
old design cues, like the Galaxy S II, which is pretty
interesting. Both a mix of old and new, then. All in all, the
Galaxy Note 3 doesn't look terrible, even with that battery
cover, and it's got plenty of hardware specs to make anyone
happy in the long run.  The Galaxy Note 3 is an impressive
upgrade over the previous Galaxy Note device. After all, Samsung
was replacing a year-old device here. The processor, the
display, the thinness, the RAM, memory options -- all of these
are bonuses, and necessary updates. Samsung didn't have to
revolutionize the Galaxy Note lineup -- not yet. That's probably
coming next year, with a new design language.  It shouldn't be a
surprise that the Galaxy Note 3 was the star of Sam