Accessory vendor confirms Samsung Galaxy Note coming to AT&T
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When it comes to the Samsung Galaxy Note’s US release, all signs are pointing to AT&T. After the initial rumors, a render surfaced that clearly showed the AT&T branding. Now, accessory manufacturer, Anymode, has sent out a CES media alert that confirms this rumor.
“AT&T recently named Anymode as OEM vendor for many of its Galaxy Note accessories,” the statement reads. “The Note is expected to be available in the United States in early 2012 through AT&T.”
If the first order of business as the official OEM accessory vendor was to announce a device that wasn’t announced yet on AT&T’s behalf, mission accomplished!
source: SlashGear via Engadget
“AT&T recently named Anymode as OEM vendor for many of its Galaxy Note accessories,” the statement reads. “The Note is expected to be available in the United States in early 2012 through AT&T.”
If the first order of business as the official OEM accessory vendor was to announce a device that wasn’t announced yet on AT&T’s behalf, mission accomplished!
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source: SlashGear via Engadget
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2. Jeradiah3 posted on 06 Jan 2012, 07:58 1 1
yeah me too. ive been waiting for a phone like this. I liked the Dell Streak, but it didnt get alot of good reviews. this phone has LTE support and for a big buy like me, its a perfect fit
3. gadgetgirl44 posted on 06 Jan 2012, 08:29 1 0
I really want to get the Note but I am leery of AT&T. I have not heard good things about them.... if not the Note then I will be looking at the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Tablet 7.7!!
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