Google has removed references to the Verizon Wireless variant of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus from its official developer support pages. Android devices bearing the “Nexus” name are intended to be 100% stock Android, with all the native apps and services supported. Verizon Wireless has blocked the Google Wallet application from functioning on its Galaxy Nexus, as it is developing a competing mobile …
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Verizon's Galaxy Nexus Nixed from Official Google Support Site
Amazon Wireless is selling the Samsung Galaxy Nexus for $99 on contract to new Verizon Wireless smartphone subscribers for a limited time. Consumers may purchase the Samsung Galaxy Nexus for $99 from Amazon Wireless for a limited time, a $200 discount, … See all stories on this topic »
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Samsung Galaxy Nexus Costs $99 at Amazon
At CES, Verizon Wireless revealed the first Super AMOLED Plus tablet the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 that will connect to the Verizon 4G LTE network. There are many good reasons for waniting buy it which all use the superlative, “super” for the world's … See all stories on this topic » Wireless and Mobile News
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 1st Super AMOLED+ Tablet Super Reviews of 1st Looks
The scoop: Galaxy Nexus smartphone, by Samsung (Verizon Wireless service), about $300 (with two-year contract, plus voice and data plans).
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Galaxy Nexus smartphone a worthy upgrade
A Droid-life report points out that a CDMA/LTE version of the Samsung Galaxy Note currently does not exist, while the HSPA+/LTE model is globally available. AT&T's version of the Galaxy Note is expected in the coming weeks; however the network operator stopped short of announcements regarding the release date.
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Reports: Samsung Galaxy Note Headed to Verizon and Sprint as 'Galaxy Journal'
The Samsung Galaxy Note may come to Verizon and Sprint as the Galaxy Journal. (Credit: CBS Interactive) New rumors have surfaced which suggest that Verizon Wireless and Sprint will offer their own versions of the Samsung Galaxy Note . Announced for AT&T at last week's CES, the handset features a massive 5.3-inch HD AMOLED screen, a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, an 8-megapixel camera, and a 2 …
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Are Verizon and Sprint next in line for the Galaxy Note?
Yesterday morning, we heard that LG will offer a FiOS app in its smart TVs that will let users access 26 channels of live TV, and now Samsung has announced that it will have the same app and content available on its smart TVs and connected Blu-Ray players.
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Samsung to offer FiOS smart TV app with 26 live channels, claims they’ll be first to offer it
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