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July 16, 2012 05:38 pm EDT

T-Mobile officially confirms Samsung Galaxy Note, more details in coming weeks (Update: Official PR!)

TMobile officially acknowledges Samsung Galaxy Note, reveals no additional information

Due to numerous marketing materials, FCC documents and other leaks, T-Mobile hasn't exactly made it a secret that the Samsung Galaxy Note would be coming to its network sometime soon. We've been begging the company to just come clean about it and confirm the inevitable, and a spokesperson has finally pulled the trigger, announcing on Twitter that it indeed is going to be coming to the lineup. This is unfortunately all the carrier is willing to divulge at this time, however, as we were told in a separate email that it will have "more details to share in the coming weeks." We're now strongly considering a pool on whether or not it'll arrive before a rumored sequel is announced.

Update: We've now received official PR, it's after the break. It promises an out of the box experience that includes Android 4.0 ICS, HSPA+ 42, 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon S3 CPU and the Premium Suite software upgrades -- pretty much what you'd expect, although there's still nothing in the way of a release date or pricing.

[Thanks, Ramon]

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