Turns out the gigantic Galaxy Note was popular enough to merit a sequel. Samsung’s Galaxy Note II is a bit taller and narrower than its predecessor, on account of a switch to a 16:9 aspect ratio on a 5.5-inch 720 display. The processor is beefed up to a 1.6 GHz quad-core chip, and there’s a big 3,100 mAh battery inside. The Note II’s S-Pen is also heftier than the original, and there are new stylus-enabled functions on board, such as the ability to open a notepad during a phone call just by taking the S Pen out of its holster. It’ll be available in October outside the U.S. and will hit stateside later in the year.