Update: Samsung has now confirmed some Galaxy Note 4 release details for the US.
The phablet will go up for pre-order at AT&T tomorrow, and shipments start heading out to early orders on October 14. The phone won't be available in AT&T stores, however, until an unspecified later date. At Big Blue, the Note 4 price is listed as $299.99 on-contract, $41.30/month or $34.42/month on a Next plan, or $825.99 off-contract.
Verizon will start pre-orders tomorrow though it gave no clue as to when the phone will land in stores. It's retailing for $299.99 and does qualify for the carrier's Edge program.
T-Mobile too is jumping on the bandwagon, though pre-orders for the Galaxy Note 4 won't kick off here until September 24 at 9 a.m. PT. The carrier was the only one to provide a concrete release date - T-Mobile stores and its online portal will start selling the phablet October 17.
At T-Mo, the Note 4 can be yours for $0 down and $31.24 monthly payments over 24 months.
Last but not least, Sprint is taking pre-registrations for the Galaxy Note 4 with the handset actually launching sometime next month. Note (haha) a pre-registration doesn't seem to carry the same weight as a pre-order since you're only signing up to receive information on the phone.
Original story below...
It's unlikely to distract the queues of eager punters heading to the shops tomorrow for Apple's iPhone 6, but Samsung has announced you'll be able to pre-order its newest phablet, the Galaxy Note 4, on the same day.
Samsung stores around the UK will open up pre-orders tomorrow, with retailers such as Three and Carphone Warehouse following suit from Friday, September 26. The handset will go on general sale on October 10.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 was revealed at IFA earlier this month. The latest 5.7-inch goliath in the Note range will be a chief rival to Apple's new iPhone 6 Plus.
Behind the 5.7-inch QHD screen is a 2.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 805 processor and 3GB of RAM. How much are you going to pay for the privilige? Well, Samsung's not saying just yet. But an earlier leak from retailer Clove suggested the handset will weigh in at £575.
This time around the Galaxy Note 4 comes with enhanced S pen features that gives the stylus - a hallmark of the Note range - the mouse-like ability to enter Smart Select mode by clicking the button on the side.
Upgrades have also been made in the form of Fast Charging and Ultra Power Saving Mode which, as you'd expect, let you charge up and eke out as much usage from the 3,220mAh battery as possible.
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