Update: Turns out this Daily Steal is affiliated with 1saleaday, a website notorious for ridiculously long shipping times. At this point, we’d urge you to buy with caution as it’s still a good deal, but the extra $30 spent in the Google Play store may give you more piece of mind. There’s obviously a lot of anticipation [read full article]
Galaxy Nexus owners of the future can breathe a sigh of relief as the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Monday continued the temporary stay on the injunction Apple won against sales of the Galaxy Nexus this past June. The continuation grant extends the stay granted by the court … [read full article]
This may just rank as the best deal we’ve ever seen for an unlocked Samsung Galaxy Nexus 16GB smartphone at $369.99. Courtesy of eBay’s Daily Deals, this offer won’t last long as quantities are limited so you better act fast if you recognize this is one price that is hard to pass up. This … [read full article]
Great news for unlocked Galaxy Nexus owners on T-Mobile who have looked for a Google Wallet solution since the phone was unveiled. According to a Engadget report, Google Wallet is now working on a Galaxy Nexus with a T-Mobile sim installed and operating. Previously, Google Wallet had only worked on unlocked AT&T models. Engadget … [read full article]
If you’ve looked or hoped for a price drop on an unlocked version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus to add some Ice Cream Sandwich into your life, DailySteals.com has a special just for you. For the next 16+ hours you can grab an unlocked Samsung Galaxy Nexus i9250 16GB for just $559.99. … [read full article]
Well it’s about time as we can say we have absolutely, positively, confirmed specs for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus before the debut happening in just under 30 minutes. The really good news? The press release going around the room right now in Hong Kong has a T-Mobile compatible version on the sheet with the … [read full article]
Update: I feel compelled as I see your comments to remind everyone that passing through the FCC doesn’t guarantee a T-Mobile launch. If anything it would mean a T-Mobile compatible version would be available, it doesn’t guarantee anything. Also, for those asking the 2100 band is often omitted from FCC testing, it’s still there. The T-Mobile/AT&T [read full article]
