T-Mobile says Galaxy Note II coming “this fall”
For reasons unknown, T-Mobile feels compelled to remind us of something we already knew.
AT&T adds quartet of Samsung devices to 4G LTE portfolio
AT&T today announced a trio of Android smartphones and one Android tablet for their 4G LTE lineup, advising that each will join the carrier in the coming weeks. Prices and exact timing is not yet known, however AT&T promises to deliver the deets before long. …
Samsung holding another event on October 24
All indications are that Samsung will provide further details for the U.S. launch of the Galaxy Note II.
Galaxy Note II may sell three times faster than predecessor
Samsung believes that the Galaxy Note II may sell up to three times faster than its predecessor over the course of the first 90 days. Thanks to a partnership of more than 260 carriers across 128 markets, there’s going to be a much bigger presence for …
Pantech reveals the Pantech Vega R3, a Galaxy Note II competitor
Pantech is not the leading mobile phone brand in the world, but there’s no doubt in it that they are working really hard to attain a proper place in the smartphone market. First they were known as a maker of low-end or mid-end Android phones, …
U.S. Cellular’s Galaxy Note II to cost $299
U.S. Cellular is the first carrier to announce its price for the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy Note II. Expected to arrive in “late October”, the 5.5-inch smartphone will run$299.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate. In a bit of goodwill, U.S. Cellular will change that to an …
Galaxy Note II announced for AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, and U.S. Cellular
Samsung today announced that the Galaxy Note II will, in fact, be coming to the United States to all four major carriers. That means you’ll soon see the 5.5-inch phone and tablet hybrid device at AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon. What’s more, U.S. Cellular is …
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Samsung Galaxy Note II leaked in Verizon colors
Samsung Galaxy Note II was officially unveiled by Samsung a few weeks ago - a device a lot of people are looking forward to. It’s confirmed that both AT&T and Verizon will launch it, also there are chances that Sprint and T-Mobile will give it a shot as …
New firmware confirms T-Mobile Galaxy Note II as SGH-T889
New firmware details leaking over the weekend seemingly confirm that T-Mobile may be readying a version of the Galaxy Note II. Already tied to rumors of the SGH-T889 model number, the guys at SamMobile found a new T889UVALIC firmware arrived on September 15. As they tell …
Galaxy Note II reported to arrive at AT&T on October 21
The Samsung Galaxy Note II will be arriving at AT&T on October 21, according to a trusted BGR source. Matching up with previous rumors and expectations, it’s likely this will be the same time frame that other carriers get the phone/tablet. Considering just about every major provider has been tied …
Samsung Galaxy Note II Gallery
She sure is pretty, isn’t she? Who’s getting one of these?
Samsung Galaxy Note II officially debuts
Finally, the Samsung Galaxy Note II has gone from rumored to official as the handset/tablet is announced at IFA. Specifications for the device are exactly what we’ve been expecting these last few weeks and should put the Note II firmly in the running for top …
Official renders of Galaxy Note II surface in final minutes before announcement
Want to see what the official, finished product is for the long-rumored Galaxy Note II? PocketNow has obtained a handful of photos for the device in the final hours and minutes before it gets officially announced. Looks like we’re in for some pretty snazzy stuff, …
Last minute report confirms Galaxy Note II details
We’re getting super close to the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy Note II so it makes sense that we’re getting some last minute details. A Korean newspaper (translate) is reporting that the handset will in fact be an Android 4.1 device with a 5.5-inch Super …
Color details bubble up for Galaxy Note II
We’re but a couple of days away from Samsung’s big Galaxy Note II reveal at IFA 2012 but that doesn’t mean we can’t get another tiny detail or two. In fact, given the relatively small amount of known facts, we’ll take every little one that …
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