When shopping around for a new phone, most of us try to find the best deal instead of just plunking down whatever the carrier charges in the store. If you’re in the market for a Galaxy Nexus on Sprint, this deal is about the best around right now. Amazon Wireless is now selling the Sprint Galaxy Nexus for only $149 with a two year contract, that’s $50 cheaper than from Sprint. On top of that, you get a $50 Google Wallet credit, so essentially you’re saving $100 over retail pricing.

The Galaxy Nexus is currently listed as in stock and you get free two-day shipping from Amazon. So if you don’t mind waiting 48 hours for your new phone, you can save yourself a full Benjamin in cash.

If you’re going to buy a Verizon Galaxy Nexus, that one is even cheaper at only $49 with a two year contract.

[Amazon Wireless]

Samsung’s US sign-up page for the Galaxy S III may have given us a hint as to which US carriers the phone will be hitting when it lands this summer. The page originally had a drop down box for carrier preference selection listing AT&T, C Spire Wireless, Metro PCS, Sprint, T-Mobile, US Cellular and Verizon. The big four carriers seem obvious, but almost no one has heard of C Spire. And Metro PCS seems like an odd choice since it’s a pre-paid carrier and the Galaxy S III is likely to be very expensive outside of carrier subsidized pricing.

While this may hint at which carriers will see the S III, Samsung has already changed the sign-up page, now only asking for name, email and zip code. If you would like the latest release info straight from Samsung, feel free to head over there and fill out the form.

[Samsung via PhoneArena]

There’s been rumors floating around of the Samsung Galaxy Note coming to T-Mobile since a user agent string was spotted matching the specs and sporting the T-Mobile flavored model number SCH-T879. And now the magenta variant of the 5.3 monster phone has been spotted in the wild with T-Mobile branding and apps specific to the carrier.

We don’t expect the device to be much different from the AT&T version, since it’s already been possible to use the unlocked AT&T Galaxy Note with T-Mobile. Although there’s no word on pricing or release dates yet, we’re hoping to hear this announced soon.

Head over to the source link for more photos and screenshots.

[via TmoNews]

We’re all patiently waiting for tonight’s event with HTC and T-Mobile where they’re expected to announce the One S availability and pricing with much fanfare. But a little sneak peak has made it’s way onto T-Mobile’s website. Not quite all the details we hoped for, but we now know the full retail pricing of the HTC One S will be $599.99 with no contract. What will the two year contract price be? We can only guess $199, but we’ll have to wait till tonight for confirmation. The expected launch date is still lined up for one week from now on April 25th, as spotted on multiple documents.

[via TmoNews]

With T-Mobile and HTC planning an event for next week, we’re guessing that’s when we’ll be finding out exact dates and pricing. But for now all we have is these dummy phone pictures to look at.

[via Tmo News]

Samsung has just announced a new addition to the Galaxy Note line-up for the South Korean market. Little has changed aside from the color which is now a pastel hue that Samsung has dubbed Berry Pink. The included S-Pen is also given the pink paint job, but all internal specs remain the same.

There’s no word on pricing, but it will likely be priced the same as the other color Galaxy Note devices. There’s also no word if we’ll ever see this in the US, but those that love pink gadgets always have the import option.

[Samsung via PocketNow]

The Galaxy Tab 7.7 should be landing on March 1st, which is Thursday of this week. Pricing is pegged at $499 on contract, and $699 full retail. Ouch. A bit steep when you could get a much more powerful WiFi-only tablet for that price or cheaper. But for those that think 7.7 inches is the perfect size for a tablet and absolutely must have high-speed LTE connectivity on the go, mark your calendars for the first of the month.

As you may recall from the announcement, the international version of the HTC One X is packing the quad-core Tegra 3 processor. However since the Tegra 3 doesn’t play nice with AT&T’s LTE network, the AT&T One X will have a dual core Snapdragon S4 instead.

Anyone impressed with the phone enough to hop on over to their local Best Buy and reserve your One X today? Or would you rather wait till it’s released?

[via An.Droid-Life]

The awkwardly named Prada Phone by LG 3.0 has already launched in LG’s home country of Korea, and now it’s set to launch in the UK next month. T-Mobile UK has a placeholder for the phone on their coming soon page, listing February as the release time. The Prada styled device features a 4.3 inch 800 x 480 WVGA NOVA display, OMAP4430 1GHz processor, 8GB of internal storage, 8 megapixel camera that shoots 1080p video and Android 2.3 Gingerbread with Prada styling on top. All of this packed into a 9mm thick package. There’s no word on pricing or specific release date, but Tmo UK invites you to sign up for updates straight from the source.

[T-Mobile UK via Engadget]

However if you’re passing on the Droid 3 and waiting for the 4th generation, it’s rumored to be coming next month, and the latest MAP pricing points to a $249 price tag.

We should note that if you’re looking for an even better deal on the Droid 3, you can get if from Amazon Wireless for only a penny with a new two year contract.

[Verizon Wireless]