Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 is undeniably one of the top Android phones to be released in 2013, but with recent woes regarding region-locking, it definitely does not sound good especially to travelling consumers. 

But last Friday, the Korean manufacturer announced a dual sim edition of its current Galaxy Note flagship. 

According to a report by GSM Arena, the first country to get the dual sim Note 3 is China. It is probable that neighboring Asian countries would get the phone shortly due to the fact that dual-SIM phones are valued in this region. 

While the gadget is carrier unlocked, you may still want to check the shipment details to make sure you are activating the device in the right region. 

The same report said the dual sim version will also boast the same Snapdragon 800 chipset of the current Galaxy Note 3. LTE support may probably be available as well. 

Samsung has yet to officially announce the phone, but several reports say the dual-SIM Samsung Galaxy Note 3 may sell for about €735 in Asia. Let's wait and see until everything becomes official.