Samsung recently revealed that its first Android-powered mirrorless camera, the Galaxy NX, will be making its way to the U.S. before the end of October, but the South Korean company failed to provide any details as to whether the Wi-Fi only or 4G model will touch down in the States. Now, a recent FCC filing has emerged, revealing that the device will support AT&T’s LTE and HSPA data services, thus confirming 4G capabilities.

As part of its Un-carrier 3.0 initiative, starting Friday, 1 November, 2013, T-Mobile U.S. will be giving 200MB of free LTE data to all its slate users. Every 30 days, the promotions team over at T-Mobile will automatically credit each registered users account with 200MB of complimentary LTE data, which can be used on any Android-powered tablet with a SIM slot.

A leaked press render of Samsung’s first camera/phone hybrid, the beastly Galaxy S4 Zoom, has surfaced on the internet, indicating that the device will now be available to purchase on AT&T in the not-too-distant future.

AT&T has expanded its popular 4G LTE service to yet another market within the U.S. The announcement was made in a single press release on the carriers website, and reveals that the Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri, is the latest location to receive access to the service.

In a press release published yesterday, T-Mobile U.S. officially announced that Samsung’s latest budget-friendly entry level LTE handset, the Galaxy Light, will be the latest device to be added to its rapidly growing line-up of 4G enabled smartphones.