The Samsung Galaxy Nexus, otherwise known as Google’s flagship phone for the Android 4.0 update, has already been released on Verizon but it’s likely something you just passed on if you didn’t care for the $299 price the carrier slapped onto it. If the price was the only thing that held you back from picking up this awesome premium handset, then hold back no more: Amazon just started offering it for only $99.99, basically taking off $200 off the contract price.
Verizon has just chopped $100 off the Motorola Droid RAZR’s price, dropping it down to a more normal $200 with a two-year contract. You basically get the same phone, but without the bundled 16GB microSD card that it originally comes packaged with, leaving you with 16GB of internal storage and an empty card slot.
It seems like AT&T won’t be the only place to shop for Samsung’s Galaxy Note if a recent rumor proves true. According to this post at SlashGear, sources have told them that the Samsung Galaxy Note will be coming to Verizon, but rebranded as the Galaxy Journal.
Verizon has announced that they’ll be slashing $100 off the price of the Motorola Droid 3, only a few months after it debuted on the carrier with a $199 price tag (with a two-year contract). You could take that bit of news two ways: it’s either they’re clearing stock for the upcoming Droid 4, which means that you could be picking up an older model with a two-year contract, or you could think of it as a chance to pick up a phone that’s barely half-a-year old (it was just released in July) for half the price.
Another leaked screenshot from a Verizon system has been sent to Droid-Life, revealing a previously-unknown 4G-enabled smartphone called the HTC Fireball. The listing doesn’t give out any details regarding the phone, but it doesn’t look like a rebrand of something we’re already aware of. The model number (ADR6410) is different from what’s already been released, but it falls between the model numbers for the HTC Rezound (ADR6425) and the Thunderbolt (ADR6400). Judging solely on the numbers (really, there’s no way to look at it any other way), the Fireball might be a premium model.
