Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus With LTE On Board Passes Through The FCC

November 15, 2011

Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus With LTE On Board Passes Through The FCC 4

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Verizon customers, your day is coming very soon. A Galaxy Nexus device has been spotted gracefully being passed through the hands of the FCC with LTE on board for all of your 4G pleasures. With any luck, Verizon may make an announcement of the device in a matter of days. With so many rumors of the device possibly being launched late Nov or early Dec, there's still no real definitive launch date for the device. So be patient, and don't worry, we'll be keeping our eyes peeled for this info and you'll be the first to know about it when it breaks. In the meantime, check out where they stashed the LTE radio and don't forget to leave your thoughts in the comments below.

[via FCC]

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1 comment

Bobby digital says:

November 15, 2011 at 5:34 PM

Hurry up already Samsung! Better not disable the NFC functionality and hope the battery lasts longer than 5 minutes. My Verizon update eligibility is coming just in time.

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