A couple of mobile phone companies have updated us on the situation regarding the Galaxy Nexus launch date, which we were expecting to happen Thursday 17th. That’s now slipped a little, with network Three and SIM-free retailer Clove both saying the Android 4.0 phone won’t arrive until next week.
Three says it’ll now have stock on November 22nd, while Clove says it’s expecting the first batch of the new Nexus to arrive on the 23rd.
One more weekend of MISERY with your RUBBISH OLD PHONE to endure, then. We’ll keep an eye out for other date changes. Phones4U is still bravely sticking with the 17th at time of writing.
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