Galaxy Journal: Verizon and Sprint’s own Galaxy Note?

By George Wong on 01/16/2012 20:45 PDT

Galaxy Note AT&T The Samsung Galaxy Note has been officially announced to arrive on AT&T later this year, but it looks like the massive phone/tablet hybrid could be arriving on other carriers as well. According to an industry analyst, the Galaxy Note will be released on Verizon and Sprint’s network in the first half of 2012. However, the device will be renamed to the Galaxy Journal instead – not that many people will mind, just as long as they get their hands on the phone.

Since there’s no evidence to back up the analyst’s prediction, we’ll just take it as speculation in the time being. How many of you would like to see the Galaxy Note on a carrier other than AT&T, or are you not bothered about last year’s devices anymore?

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