Announced at IFA 2011, the Galaxy Note quickly became one of Samsung’s Android flagship devices, and the company has been selling quite a few units in the recent months.
In case you have recently purchased the device and you’re still discovering its secrets, we’ll show you a few Galaxy Note tips and tricks, which have been conveniently posted on the company’s Facebook page a few months ago. Here’s what you should know about the Galaxy Note’s hidden features:
- The keyboard can be optimized for one-handed operation
- S Pen gestures can launch button functions
- S Memo lite launches in just two taps for instant memo taking
- With the S Pen you can write and draw on any screen
- S Memos can be zoomed in for more detailed use
- Subtle details make the S Memo experience even better
- S Memo is more than just a memo application–it captures photos, records audio, and more
- S Pen makes it easy to freely cut out a specific part of a picture
- A screenshot shared to an S Memo is linked to its original website
- Combining two S Memos automatically organizes them into a folder
- Text messages can be handwritten to share your emotions better
- Emails can be drawn to be worth a thousand words
- S Memo lite can be hidden to reveal the background
- Photo editor lets you get expressively creative
- Annotations can be made directly on PPT documents
- Handwritten memos can be added into schedules
- Handwriting can be added to video to add some personality
- Schedules can be easily managed with intuitive gestures using S Planner
- Schedules can be easily managed with intuitive gestures using S Planner
- Touchnote, postcards can be designed with the S Pen and sent to a physical address
- S Pen makes playing Crayon physics much more enjoyable
- Using Touch Retouch, making people disappear is easier than a magic trick
- Anybody can draw zen-inspired paintings
- With just a little imagination, creating a comic strip is as easy as using the S Pen
- Project collaboration is possible 24/7 with anyone and anywhere
Check out the full gallery below:
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Do you have any Galaxy Note tips and tricks of your own?
