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I've seen each and every one manner of conjecture on the topic of which carriers, particularly, are going to be moving the Galaxy Nexus, except the preponderance of it is contradictory reports. Does anybody have excellent Intel on where the Nexus will be obtainable, carrier-wise?
Excellent news meant for hopeful owners of Galaxy Nexus: Samsung might aim to transport the mobile phone to each particular main American carrier and no less than three local carriers too. A latest sign-up PAGE HAS appeared on Samsung's store, expressing customers to catalog a U.S. carrier fondness. Seven carriers are listed; take in Verizon, AT & T as well as T-Mobile.
We're still not sure exactly where Nexus is the first direct. In the past, the devices showed Nexus on AT & T (Nexus, Nexus S), T-Mobile (Nexus, Nexus S) and Sprint (S 4G Nexus) but have never shown on Verizon.
It is said, things could change this year as Verizon has had a ride on the Galaxy S II and could be primed and ready to release its first version of the tip of the Nexus.
Verizon device is rumored to be called either the first or Droid Nexus Galaxy with it is the front runner for the brand that appears when you finally hit the shelves.
Fits to Google has its headquarters on a large figure IceCreamSandwich positioned as it is now a tradition at every release of a new Android OS already. Further evidence of an imminent launch of the third Google phone us with the blog Droid Life to release a device of the mobile provider Verizon MAP-USA has been leaked. According to the list, the Galaxy Nexus is from the 10th Be available in November and cost $ 299 with Contract mobile phone.
It seems that Google will continue to strongly position their plan for each of their products at all costs. Proof of this is that they increasingly followed by launching handsets with many upgrades as new versions of Android. And that I thought that was just strategy Apple ... It must be the owners of the Galaxy and Galaxy II I, thinking about changing your appliances for the novelty, the Nexus.
A signup page currently dynamic for the Galaxy Nexus HAS known a possibility the Android 4.0 phone on most U.S. carriers Might reach your destination. The carrier preference drop down gives the preference not presently for the Verizon LTE model except as well AT & T, C. Spire (Cellular South), MetroPCS, Sprint, T-Mobile as well as U.S. Cellular. Only NICH otherwise "virtual" carrier similar to Virgin Mobile as well as TracFone are out of the list....
If you still convinced That Were Google and Samsung Will Be Revealing the Verizon-bound Galaxy Nexus in Hong Kong tonight, check out what an eagle-eyed reader managed to dig up on Samsung's own website.
Still no news about the Galaxy Nexus. Today, the U.S. carrier Verizon has indirectly confirmed through a billboard on the ground that the Stars and Stripes is the name of the device Galaxy Nexus. So nothing Droid Nexus Prime or Prime.
So we'll find it in America as Nexus and Galaxy will be equipped with high-speed connectivity 4G/LTE. It will stand thus a "double" product; in fact all over the world will be marketed under the same name. Basically what would be to create an operating system that combines Tablet and Smartphone, and then give two different nomenclatures to the device?
Are they really a few hours to the event that we are all waiting for, or even the presentation of the Galaxy Nexus and Android Ice Cream Sandwich, but in this stretch of time that separates us from the official, there is still room for that over and leaked information to tell us things that the billions of rumors in recent months, we now know by heart, encourage the hope of soon seeing the Nexus also outside the USA.
LTE is technically AT&T too, in any case in a few markets, except yes, I've heard the similar rumors. That's what I'm demanding to pin down, since Verizon's coverage in my neighborhood is covered with spots.