Okay, I’m going to go out on a limb here and say we’ll definitely see a Google Nexus tablet announced at I/O. I’m not basing this on the countless months of rumors or he said, she said, but on this next piece of hard evidence: ceiling tiles! That’s right, these ceiling tiles were captured at the famous building 44 by a device manufactured by ASUS and going by the name Google Nexus 7. I guess these ceiling tiles have sealed the deal for me, and I’m 100% convinced by the EXIF evidence found on Picasa.

Apparently a few HTC One X owners have been experiencing fluctuating WiFi signals based on how they “hold the phone.” A familiar issue if you may recall the whole Apple Antennagate. It appears to only affect the quad-core Tegra 3 versions of the HTC One X, but nevertheless, it is discouraging. We’re not sure exactly how many devices are affected, but HTC has acknowledged the issue and is working on a fix.

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.

Online mobile retailer, Wirefly, continues their trend of discounting top-tier devices. Today, they have begun taking pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S III on Sprint, and if you want to save a few bucks, you’ll want to order from them. Not only will you save yourself about $20, but you’ll also get the same June 21 ship date, free-shipping, and a 30-day pre-order price guarantee..

Verizon is certainly the king of launch delays, and while they are already going to be the last of the major U.S. carriers to launch the Samsung Galaxy S III, it appears they’ve pushed that date back one extra day. Is one more day really a big deal? Not really, but given Verizon’s track record, one has to wonder: “will one day turn into two, or three, or seven days?”