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Sprint Galaxy Nexus review
Sprint Galaxy Nexus review
May 10, 2012 By
PSA: Sprint’s LTE-infused Galaxy Nexus now available online and in stores
April 25, 2012 By
Google itself may have thrown the pricing situation out of whack by offering up a contract-free GSM version of Samsung‘s Galaxy Nexus for just $399, but those adhering to Sprint’s plans can’t make use of that, anyway. The other CDMA / LTE-infused Galaxy Nexus is now shipping from Sprint, several months ahead of its first LTE rollout . $199.99 on a two-year contract nets you a device, while you can snag one for $549.99 sans any strings.
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PSA: Sprint’s LTE-infused Galaxy Nexus now available online and in stores
Sprint confirms Galaxy Nexus release date: coming April 22nd for $200, preorders open now
April 16, 2012 By
Remember CES? It feels like an age since Sprint went official with the Google flagship, but now it’s finally — almost — here.
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Sprint confirms Galaxy Nexus release date: coming April 22nd for $200, preorders open now
Samsung throws in free extended battery with VZW Galaxy Nexus, applies to new purchases only
April 2, 2012 By
Samsung must be keenly aware that the Galaxy Nexus’ battery life takes a hit on Verizon’s LTE network: for a limited time, the outfit’s throwing in a free 2,100mAh extended battery for first-time buyers (sorry, current Nexus owners are out of luck). To take advantage of the promotion, you’ll have to purchase it through Samsung Direct (link below), which means you’ll be paying $300 for the device and agreeing to a two-year contract
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Samsung throws in free extended battery with VZW Galaxy Nexus, applies to new purchases only
Sprint Galaxy Nexus gets approved by FCC, one step closer to daylight
March 15, 2012 By
The Samsung SPH-L700. It may sound like a silly combination of letters and numbers, but it just so happens to be the model number for Sprint’s version of the Galaxy Nexus — and it’s officially made it through the prying eye of the FCC, still on track for a launch in the first half of 2012. It sports LTE band 25, which is the 1900MHz flavor Sprint has chosen to use when it launches its take on the next-gen network in the near future
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Sprint Galaxy Nexus gets approved by FCC, one step closer to daylight
White Galaxy Nexus hands-on: a taste of vanilla-flavored Ice Cream Sandwich (video)
February 13, 2012 By
When it rains it pours. Hot on the heels of last week’s fabulous white Nokia N9 , we just received Samsung‘s freshly minted “chic white” Galaxy Nexus thanks to our friends at Negri Electronics . This handsome phone — which is spec-wise identical to the HSPA+ version we reviewed last year — sheds the default gunmetal gray skin for a lovely satin white finish
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White Galaxy Nexus hands-on: a taste of vanilla-flavored Ice Cream Sandwich (video)
Samsung confirms Galaxy Nexus White arriving in UK mid-February, misses the snow
February 6, 2012 By
Well, we thought it would already be here, but it looks like Samsung had other ideas.
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Samsung confirms Galaxy Nexus White arriving in UK mid-February, misses the snow
AT&T connected Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S get Android Market Google Wallet installs
February 3, 2012 By
So far, Google Wallet has its official US availability on NFC-compatible handsets limited by unfriendly carriers with their own mobile payment services in mind , but it appears that is no longer the case for Nexus handsets with AT&T SIMs inserted.
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AT&T connected Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S get Android Market Google Wallet installs
IRL: Voltaic Spark, LG Optimus One and the Galaxy Nexus
February 2, 2012 By
Welcome to IRL , an ongoing feature where we talk about the gadgets, apps and toys we’re using in real life and take a second look at products that already got the formal review treatment. Want to read about Facebook’s inflated valuation? A (debunked) rumor that Snooki is pregnant
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IRL: Voltaic Spark, LG Optimus One and the Galaxy Nexus
Google, LG to team up on ‘Google TV Nexus’ edition for next release?
January 13, 2012 By
So far, while not all of Google’s aims to change the phone business with its Nexus brand program there may have been achieved, it has created some admirable devices in cooperation with HTC and Samsung — way to pass on that one Sony Ericsson — and according to Bloomberg , it may try the same with LG for TVs. As product manager Rishi Chandra mentioned in an interview with us , the next focus for Google TV will likely center around increasing its ability to personalize the user experience and further enhance content discovery, and the usual anonymous sources indicate LG could get first crack at it later this year to show others what is possible.
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Google, LG to team up on ‘Google TV Nexus’ edition for next release?
