In the beginning, the Galaxy Nexus was announced to be launched in two version which is a 16GB and 32GB model. According to Expansys-USA report, Samsung has decided to cancel the Galaxy Nexus 32GB. However, we are hoping it’s just another delayed in production or so.

Daily Steal is offering the Samsung Galaxy Nexus for $559.99 + $4.99 shipping. This offer is a limited time only. This mean you can save $190 which is 25% off the retailers priced.

As most of us might have heard, a rumor going around about the iPhone 5 release date will be on September this year. And now, according to Fran Shammo, Verizon CFO, the next generation of Apple handset will acquire ‘global service’.

Finally the Playstation Phone is coming to US very soon via Verizon. The handset has appeared at the FCC in its CDMA form. A surprising facts was found on the handset, it was a SIM card slot along the side of regular radio CDMA.

During the weekends, AT&T made a surprising announcement. Surely, it took many people by surprise and quite unpredictable. AT&T admitted to be ready purchasing T-Mobile for $39 billion and this deal will take at least 12 months to be done. Check out this week SG Comics Presents: AT&T and T-Mobile after the break.

An image of Samsung SCH-W899 has appeared today. Unique design that compliment its dual screen clampshell by bringing back the old style flip phone. As you can see on the image below, it comes with two 3.3-inch Super AMOLED screens which placed back to back configuration. The handset primary screen acted as a normal smartphone usage but on the other hand, the second screen will be activate when you open it as if you are using a normal flip phone.

Under the hood you can find 1GHz Qualcomm SnapDragon processor, 512 MB of RAM, and dual SIM slots. It got a 5MP rear facing camera with LED flash. Currently, the device runs on Android 2.2 aka Froyo but there’s possibility on getting Gingerbread when it launch. Another thing is that the device is a GSM device which mean it eaither heading to AT&T or T-Mobile.

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Apparently, not only AT&T iPhone 4 that has this antenna grip issues. But Verizon’s iPhone is also having the exact same problem when it comes to its antenna. Weather its GSM or CDMA iPhone version, if you grab the mess up spot, you will have to deal with the attenuation issues.

The HTC Hero, which was initially launched in Europe back in 2009, was the flagship device to showcase Android 1.5. For all intents and purposes, it was the next best thing to sliced bread at the time, and it was only made better by HTC’s customized Sense User Interface (UI). Now, though, Android users are officially on Android 2.1, and Android 2.2 is right around the corner (officially, that is). So, where’s the update to 2.1 for the original 1.5 device? Apparently, it’s just now starting to roll out.

While GSM is still globally adopted, that doesn’t mean that CDMA should be left in the dust, does it? Of course not. And lucky for those in China, where CDMA is still dominant, Samsung has been nice enough to drop their very first Bada-powered handset in their market. Well, they’re going to drop it in the market, soon, as an exact date hasn’t been given yet.

Let’s start this morning off with a few rounds of Nokia news, shall we? First, Nokia has officially announced that the Nokia X2 is heading to India. It’s one of the company’s “simple devices,” which means that’s it’s not going to give you all the fruits of a major smartphone, but it will still get the job done in classic Nokia fashion. But, don’t let any of that fool you: this little device still packs some hits.