Yesterday, Sprint officially announced that LG’s latest flagship smartphone, the G2, will be available to pre-order from its website, starting October 11, for the sum of $199 on a 2-year contract. Furthermore, Sprint will also be giving away a complimentary Quick Window case (worth $49) with every pre-order of the handset.
O2 U.K. has officially announced that it will be offering the upcoming Nexus 7 LTE on its brand new 4G network, starting September 13, 2013. The British carrier will hold exclusivity over the LTE version of the 7-inch slate at launch, so unfortunately for them, rivals EE and Vodafone will not be selling the tablet any time soon.
The HTC One is five months old now, and we’re still waiting for it to come to Verizon. But that move looks a step closer this week after the carrier erected a new sign up page on its website for those hoping to get their hands on the device as soon as it’s available.
British retailers have begun accepting pre-orders for the new Nexus 7 today, just a day after it was announced by Google at an event in San Francisco. Currys and PC World were first to make their pre-order pages live, with prices starting at £199.99 ($306) for the 16GB model.
Both retailers are advertising a September 13 release date, which is around six weeks after the tablet is made available in the U.S.
T-Mobile USA has today made the Sony Xperia Z available to pre-order ahead of its exclusive launch tomorrow, July 17. The waterproof flagship can be purchased for just $99 down on T-Mobile’s Simple Choice plan — or $579 if you’d like to buy the device outright — and it comes with a free wireless speaker while stocks last.
