Starting September 25, T-Mobile Galaxy S III customers will be treated to Marvel’s The Avengers movie as a virtual preload, which they can download in the Samsung Media Hub. It’s free and a great way to show off the Galaxy S III’s awesome 4.8-inch Super AMOLED HD display.

The teases keep coming, only this time, we now have an official date of launch for the highly anticipated Series 03 Android Mini Collectibles. As you can see from above, Dyzplastic teased another two mini collectibles: Clear and Red. The Clear comes with a mini-mini Android collectible within his belly while the Red is, well… red.

If you haven’t already checked out my handy dandy Android Buyer’s Guide For iPhone 5 Lovers, I recommend you do. Then, if you find yourself in the market for an Android device that’s everything an iPhone 5 isn’t, you can head over to Wirefly to check out their own iPhone 5 vs Android comparison chart.

AT&T isn’t letting Verizon’s LTE domination slow them down. Today they welcome eight new markets to their speedy LTE network — as well as an expansion in another. If you live in any of the areas listed below, you should now have AT&T LTE available to you (all you need now is a LTE device):

We knew it was going to happen, but now we have official confirmation from Samsung. The Galaxy Note II will be available on all of the major U.S. carriers starting sometime mid-November. Samsung has given itself a huge advantage by adopting a multi-carrier approach and I applaud them for that. It opens the door for a wider customer adoption and will certainly result in more sales (just look at the Galaxy S III).