Samsung Galaxy Nexus is just $320 at Daily Steals
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Although it is nearly an year old, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is still a pretty decent smartphone. It has a spacious HD screen, a snappy dual-core processor, and most importantly, it gets the latest Android software updates as soon as Google releases them.
And in case you've been waiting for the right time to get one, this might be it. The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is now being offered for $320 at Daily Steals, unlocked for use with any GSM carrier (sorry, Verizon and Sprint subscribers) and with no carrier commitment required. As a side note, the smartphone is being offered for $350 directly from the Google Play store.
But as the name of the retailer suggests, the deal will expire at the end of the day – at midnight, EST, to be more specific. So if you are interested in a new, unlocked Samsung Galaxy Nexus, just follow the source link below and check the offer out.
source: Daily Steals via Android Authority
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Samsung Galaxy Nexus on sale for $320 |
But as the name of the retailer suggests, the deal will expire at the end of the day – at midnight, EST, to be more specific. So if you are interested in a new, unlocked Samsung Galaxy Nexus, just follow the source link below and check the offer out.
source: Daily Steals via Android Authority
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8. ZEUS.the.thunder.god posted on 16 Oct 2012, 09:15 1
well I am using GneX running jb AOKP build 4. I have latest Play Store and Gmail 4.2 with pinch to zoom option and swipe gestures. I dont know any other phone in the market which has all this goodness and not to mention awesome Devs support which is second to none.
10. gwuhua1984 posted on 16 Oct 2012, 10:22 2
Oh man... having the urge to take out my wallet...
11. ZEUS.the.thunder.god posted on 16 Oct 2012, 11:13 1
do it lol. you wont regret it. btw I just updated my GNeX to jb AOKP 4.1.2 :)
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