 Hey, this is Chris with The Verge, and we're here taking a look at the Galaxy Note for AT&T. Now, this is a TouchWiz device, as you can probably tell, running on top of Android 2.3 in this case. No guidance on if or when we'll see ICS on it, but I imagine we probably will. It's just a matter of time. You can see it comes with a stylus, which is pretty unusual by smartphone standards these days. But much like the European version of the Galaxy Note, that stylus lets you do some cool things using gestures and the button on the stylus itself. It can bring up a note pad, a sticky pad of sorts, almost anywhere in the UI that lets you take handwritten notes, drawings, and so on and so forth. Now, the UI is pretty much standard TouchWiz fare, just on a much larger screen. It's 1280 by 800, 5.3 inches, which is huge. Still fits in a pocket, though. Now, you can do some pretty cool gestures that are unique to the Galaxy Note. Swipe your palm across the screen to take a screenshot, for instance. Now, we don't have a date for when this will be hitting AT&T just yet, but when it does, it'll be coming in blue and white, so keep an eye out for that.
 Hey, this is Chris with The Verge, and we're here taking a look at the Galaxy Note for
 AT&T.
 Now, this is a TouchWiz device, as you can probably tell, running on top of Android 2.3
 in this case.
 No guidance on if or when we'll see ICS on it, but I imagine we probably will.
 It's just a matter of time.
 You can see it comes with a stylus, which is pretty unusual by smartphone standards
 these days.
 But much like the European version of the Galaxy Note, that stylus lets you do some
 cool things using gestures and the button on the stylus itself.
 It can bring up a note pad, a sticky pad of sorts, almost anywhere in the UI that lets
 you take handwritten notes, drawings, and so on and so forth.
 Now, the UI is pretty much standard TouchWiz fare, just on a much larger screen.
 It's 1280 by 800, 5.3 inches, which is huge.
 Still fits in a pocket, though.
 Now, you can do some pretty cool gestures that are unique to the Galaxy Note.
 Swipe your palm across the screen to take a screenshot, for instance.
 Now, we don't have a date for when this will be hitting AT&T just yet, but when it does,
 it'll be coming in blue and white, so keep an eye out for that.