Way back in July, we heard the early whispers about regional wireless carrier US Cellular getting in with its very own version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.
Interestingly enough, it seems as though we’re inching closer to that reality as a leaked screen shot of US Cellular’s ESN system reveals the mighty Honeycomb flavored tablet. Considering that many other postpaid carriers are selling the tablet already, it won’t surprise anyone to see that it’s headed to US Cellular’s lineup – albeit, there is still no confirmation from US Cellular about its existence. Nonetheless, we’re certain that it’s indeed coming very soon in the near future.
Meanwhile, the same leaked internal document shows the Samsung Galaxy S II as well, which brings great news for US Cellular customers itching to experience the premium offering from Samsung’s camp. We haven’t seen or heard anything about the handset coming to US Cellular before, but when you think about Samsung’s plans for world domination with its handset, this possibility of it headed to US Cellular only substantiates it.
As of right now, lips are undoubtedly sealed for the meantime, but we’re certain that something will be announced very soon regarding the two devices.
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