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Verizon shipping Samsung Galaxy S III pre-orders

By Alan Friedman

Published: Jul 04, 2012, 12:43 AM

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Verizon shipping Samsung Galaxy S III pre-orders

Verizon customers are getting word of the impending arrival of their pre-ordered Samsung Galaxy S III

Verizon has started shipping out pre-orders of the Samsung Galaxy S III. The device could be in the hands of some of those who pre-ordered one as soon as Thursday morning. The latest speculation with Verizon has the phone coming to Big Red on July 10th. Last year, the carrier missed out on the Samsung Galaxy S II when it decided to go after the Android 4.0 enabled Samsung GALAXY Nexus.

So far, Sprint customers have already received their pre-orders and both the 16GB and 32GB models are available at Sprint stores and online. T-Mobile originally split its launch of the Samsung Galaxy S III in two with the carrier's top 29 markets originally having access to the phone and the remaining markets received the device the following week.. AT&T has just announced a July 6th in-store launch date for the Samsung Galaxy S III and Verizon is seemingly set for July 10th. That will leave U.S. Cellular remaining and the regional carrier is expected to be releasing the phone sometime later this month.

source: Phandroid

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