We’ve yet to get our hands on a Galaxy S III review unit (coming soon, I hope) but the least we could do is give you a an idea of what to expect from Samsung’s next big thing. Since the Galaxy S III is launching on almost every carrier under the sun, we’ll focus on a few of the major players and how well the GS3 appears to perform.

Here we go… Apparently high demand for the Samsung Galaxy S III is causing a bit of a shipping delay for U.S. carriers. A trend we usually only see with Verizon, has now trickled down to other major carriers, who have been sending out announcements left and right to warn customers of possible delays.

If you thought that Wirefly deal for the Sprint Galaxy S III was a good one, it appears both Amazon Wireless and Target Mobile are offering eligible AT&T customers the opportunity to upgrade to the Galaxy S III for $149.99! That’s the lowest price we’ve seen yet for an upgrade, and one that any eligible AT&T customer should certainly take advantage of.

If you don’t feel like waiting on your specific carrier to open pre-orders for the Galaxy S III and prefer purchasing your mobile devices from Best Buy, you’ll be happy to know Best Buy has begun taking pre-orders for the Galaxy S III on AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint.

The HTC One X has had quite the bumpy U.S. release, and thanks to some unfortunate events at Customs, was delayed for a bit. HTC’s newest device has been missing from AT&T since the fiasco and ITC review, but it appears everything is kosher now, and the HTC One X is back in stock and ready to be ordered.