Multiple Canadian carriers have confirmed that the Android-powered Samsung Galaxy Note II is going to become available ahead of Halloween this year, on October 30th to be specific. Pre-orders are already live on several carrier web sites, including that of WIND Mobile and Mobilicity, which both confirm the October 30th release date. According to Mobilicity's pre-order web site, the device can be pre-ordered at $50 off by the first $1,000 customers who activate and sign up for automatic monthly payments by November 6th.
What Else You Need To Know
- The Samsung Galaxy Note II ship with the latest flavor of Android, version 4.1 Jelly Bean, pre-installed.
- The contract-free price of the Galaxy Note II is thought to be somewhere around the $600-$700 mark.
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the ad doesn't specify just what price you'll get $50 off of, but we'd wager it's somewhere in the area of $200.- Eric Ravenscraft, Android Police
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Mobilicity puts Samsung Galaxy Note II up for pre-order, launching October 30th and will give $50 discount
The Samsung Galaxy Note II is coming to Canada on October 30th.
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Samsung Galaxy Note II launching in Canada on October 30
Telus and Mobilicity have both confirmed that they’d start selling the Note II in Canada on October 30.
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- Mobilicity starts taking Samsung Galaxy Note II pre-orders
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Canadian Galaxy Note II Will Launch On Mobilicity On October 30th, Get $50 Off If You Pre-Order Now
The Galaxy Note II is coming to Mobilicity the day before Halloween.
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TELUS Officially Confirms Samsung Galaxy Note II Comes on October 30
We’ve already got confirmation that Samsung will be launching the Galaxy Note II in the United States on October 24.
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Galaxy Note II Now on Pre-Order at Mobilicity Canada
The Galaxy Note II, the largest tablet PC that Samsung has made available for purchase to this day, is expected to arrive on shelves in Canada.
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Bell and TELUS Samsung Galaxy Note II will be $149.99 on a 3-year
Still no word on the no-contract price.