Samsung is gearing up for the release of Galaxy S III, its next flagship Android phone, which should stand above handsets such as Galaxy S II or the Galaxy Nexus, both launched last year. Galaxy S III should pack the latest in the wireless industry, thus being capable of securing a top position on...
Sprint has just confirmed it will carry the Galaxy Nexus beginning April 22. The operator has just started to take pre-orders for the Galaxy Nexus. Customers can pre-purchase the smartphone starting today for $199.99 USD with a new two-year agreement. The same price is available for customers eligible for upgrade. In addition, those who...
Regional operator Videotron has just kicked off an interesting deal for Android fans. The Canadian carrier has recently launched the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and the Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G, and is now trying to raise the hype around these devices. Starting today, customers who are into these Android devices can purchase the Galaxy Tab...
Soon, South Korean mobile phone maker Samsung Electronics will bring to the market the successor of its high-end Galaxy S II smartphone. The vendor already confirmed plans for this, and announced that it will launch the phone before mid-2012, but has yet to deliver any other details on the matter. Before official info on...
Mobilicity is about to launch the Galaxy Nexus. All major carriers in Canada have already launched the first device to come with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on board, but a few regional operators have yet to make it available. Mobilicity confirmed several hours ago on its official Twitter account that the Galaxy...
Shortly after announcing its 4G LTE network launch Sprint unveiled three of its first 4G LTE devices, the Galaxy Nexus and LG Viper smartphones, as well as the Sierra Wireless Tri-Network Hotspot. There are no details regarding the phone’s exact release date or price tag, but the carrier states that more information will...
It looks like Rogers and TELUS will be among the first carriers to release the Samsung Galaxy Nexus in Canada after Bell’s exclusivity period over the device ends within the next few days. The Galaxy Nexus is already available for purchase in Canada via Bell and Virgin Mobile for around $160 (125 EUR)...
Although numerous handset manufacturers already confirmed plans to deploy Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to their top tier smartphones, few carriers disclosed any details on the upgrade, but more info will probably leak next year. One such leak confirms that at least one Canadian carrier, Bell plans to roll out the Ice Cream...
Google’s latest data on how the various flavors of Android are distributed on devices shows that Android 2.3 Gingerbread managed to secure more than half of them. 50.6 percent of all active Android devices out there run under the Gingerbread platform. Only 0.5 percent of all of devices are powered by Android 2.3 –...
Although the North American launch of the Galaxy Nexus has been postponed for next month, it appears that the phone is already available for purchase from various retailers. The Canadian branch of Expansys is now selling the unlocked version of Galaxy Nexus for US$800 (600 EUR), about US$50 more expensive than the US...
