Inching ever closer to its US debut, we found a placeholder page for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S II sign-up page on Samsung’s web site a couple of days ago. Fortunately, it’s finally live and in working form for everyone to check out!
For those truly eager in getting all of the latest information regarding the highly anticipated handset, you can actually register to receive all of the juicy details about it, but more importantly, you can potentially be informed on when the Galaxy S II will be available. Interestingly, reading the fine text below the image of the non-carrier branded version of the handsets, it explicitly reads:
“Global Galaxy S II device shown. Screen images simulated. Appearance of device may vary. Some features may not be available in all areas.”
Reading into it, we’re basically confronted with the fact that we’ll more than likely see variants of the Samsung Galaxy S II for each of the carriers – but the question left unanswered is when we’ll actually see them. Let's cross our fingers and hope we'll know more soon in the coming weeks.
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