Deal Alert: Docomo Offering Free Extended Battery and Special Edition Battery Door Cover For The Galaxy Nexus

February 16, 2012

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If you can meet just two simple conditions you can land yourself a free special edition Google battery cover along with a pocket charger for your Galaxy Nexus. The offer stands for the first 20,000 applicants and the conditions are you have to be a resident in Japan and you have to own one of the Japanese Docomo SC-04D models of the Galaxy Nexus. Based on the pics in the flier, it looks like a “miharu takizakura” tree is etched or printed on the battery cover, but it still looks pretty cool. This seems to be an effort on Docomo's part to generate more Galaxy Nexus sales, so be sure to ask for the free accessories if you're in the market for a G-Nex. Hit the source link for information on the offer.

All that being said, if you're a US resident and want to get in on some battery door etching, check out our post where we mentioned the IndieGoGo start up project and scored our logo on the battery cover. Show your support by ordering one today.

source: Docomo G-Nex Page
via: Android Community

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