Android Overload: Verizon Galaxy Nexus Only $50 On Amazon, Sony Lends Developers Xperia S’s and More
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- Verizon Galaxy Nexus only $50 on Amazon Wireless ($150 for upgrades). [Amazon Wireless]
- Samsung Galaxy S II HD LTE announced for Bell in Canada. [Press Release]
- Verizon creating their own private 700Mhz band for their LTE network. [GigaOM]
- HTC Sensation 4G wont see Android 4.0 anytime until after April. [T-Mobile Support Forums]
- Qualcomm’s 2012 numbers are up but may face slight chip shortages. [Electronista / WSJ]
- Your smartphone will soon be able to see through walls with X-ray-like vision. [Mashable]
- Sony is lending Android developers Xperia smartphones to test their apps for free. [SonyDeveloperWorld]
- Nikon WU-1A dongle adds Android remote capabilities to your DLSR. [TheVerge]
- More water resistant technology to protect your smartphone from water spills. [Engadget]