
If you don’t mind a 2-year commitment to Big Red, you can score the Samsung Galaxy Nexus from Amazon Wireless for just $99.99. That’s less than $100 for Android 4.0 ‘Ice Cream Sandwich’ wrapped up in Galaxy Nexus goodness.
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If you don’t mind a 2-year commitment to Big Red, you can score the Samsung Galaxy Nexus from Amazon Wireless for just $99.99. That’s less than $100 for Android 4.0 ‘Ice Cream Sandwich’ wrapped up in Galaxy Nexus goodness.
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We’re eagerly awaiting the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy S III, which many had pegged for Mobile World Congress taking place next month. Last year, Samsung used the same venue to introduce the Galaxy S II, which went on to have a successful year on numerous carriers. The Verge is reporting that sources familiar with the matter say Samsung had planned to announce the Galaxy S III, but have since changed course.
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We know that Motorola is working on delivering Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich to the Droid RAZR and now we get glimpse of what to expect. There is a leaked ROM for a GSM Droid RAZR that gives us a preview of Ice Cream Sandwich on the RAZR.
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BGR have acquired AT&T’s Q1 2012 roadmap and we’re starting to see release dates for devices announced at CES. One of which is the Samsung Galaxy Note, which is set to release on AT&T on February 18th. The Galaxy Note will reportedly be priced at $299.99.
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The popular CyanogenMod development team is working on a major product, creating a CyanogenMod App Store. The alternative to the AndroidMarket, their take on the App Store will bring apps some garden variety apps, but also those which are no longer in the Market. Emulators, visual voicemail, tethering and more. This could also prove to be useful for developers who require rooted devices for their apps.
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AT&T today announced all new data plans for both smartphones and tablets. The new data plans take effect on January 22nd, 2012. If you have an existing plan, you can either keep that plan or transition to one of the newer plans.
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