It appears that LG will not allow Samsung's Galaxy S III to dominate the US Android market. The manufacturer seems to be intent on releasing its own impressive Android smartphone via Verizon Wireless.

It appears that the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 will arrive earlier than expected. Previous rumors suggest that this exciting smartphone will be launched in October but a new leak hints of a September release.

Wan to see the latest version of the Android OS in action? Well, you're in luck. The folks at PocketNow have posted a video showing a leaked Android 4.1 Jelly Bean ROM loaded onto a Verizon Wireless Galaxy Nexus.

Check the video below to see how Jelly Bean feels on a phone:

Sprint subscribers who have been waiting to get their hands on the Galaxy S III may finally get one next month. The carrier has sent a note to inform media outlets that Samsung’s flagship Android smartphone will be available beginning Sunday, July 1st.

The latest version of the Android operating system has been announced at the at Google I/O event!

The Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS is expected to take the platform up another level with some killer new features that may pull it ahead of iOS and Windows Phone.

Here's a possible release date for Verizon Wireless subscribers who are waiting for the Samsung Galaxy S III.

HHGreg, an online electronics and appliances supplier, has posted a release date for the anticipated smartphone in its dedicated Galaxy S III page. The website declares that the phone will be "available July 12th!"

The Galaxy S III has already invaded the US market via a number of carriers. If you have not yet purchased this device or is currently planning to get one, then these unboxing videos should be relevant to your interests. 

Here are some clips of the different US versions of the Samsung Galaxy S III being unboxed. These videos should keep one longing to unbox your own smartphone.

The Galaxy S III has already landed at Verizon Wireless but it appears that more high-end Samsung smartphones are headed for the carrier's line-up. For example, the Samsung SCH-i200 Jasper has appeared on the horizon with promise of some exciting features for Verizon subscribers.

A number of Android smartphones have already shipped with near field communication (NFC) and have already taken advantage of the applications of this technology with Google Wallet and Android Beam. However, it appears that Apple is also planning to include this capability in the next-generation iPhone.

The Samsung Galaxy Note is an awesome smartphone and T-Mobile subscribers would want to have it among the phones that can choose to buy from their carrier. A Galaxy Note for T-Mobile has surfaced before and more images have emerged to give hope to the carrier's subscribers.

I'm sure that some Android fans were excited when the HTC DROID Incredible 4G LTE for Verizon Wireless was officially announced last month. But it's also likely that most of them are annoyed that the Android smartphone is still not available when other versions of the device have already landed.

Recent news indicate that we might have to wait until next month to see this phone in store shelves and online.

Here's some good news for DROID Razr fans. As expected, the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for the RAZR and RAZR MAXX from Motorola is being delivered as of June 22.

But that's not all. Folks who get this update for their smartphones will find that the devices have also been transformed into world phones.