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> And last time I checked my carriers, none of their myriad of Samsung devices came with ICS I don't know which carriers you checked, but the Samsung Galaxy Ne
by w1ntermute 15y ago
> And last time I checked my carriers, none of their myriad of Samsung devices came with ICS
I don't know which carriers you checked, but the Samsung Galaxy Nexus (which runs stock ICS) has been on the market for several months now. In the US, it's available from Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint.
- Locke1689 15y agoNo it's not. In the US it's available from Verizon and Sprint as the LTE version (not completely compatible with the HSPA version) and there is no device available from AT&T or T-Mobile. You can buy an unlocked device directly from Google, but there is no subsidized version available for AT&T or T-Mobile customers. I bought my HSPA version unlocked in the Netherlands.
- enjo 15y agoAlso available directly from Google.
- reaganing 15y agoI don't think you can consider the Galaxy Nexus a Samsung phone. Yes, it's built by Samsung, but they're more a contractor for Google in this case. The Galaxy S II and its differing variants in the US all still run Android 2.3, with only promises that they might eventually get an update.