No, Verizon, the Galaxy Note 3 Does Not Run Stock Android.
Kellen
Maybe it's a secret-Verizon-ready Google Play Edition? Or not. Cute Star Wars family, though. Cheers Damian!
Samsung Taps Lionel Messi and “Royals” to Promote Galaxy Note 3 in TV Spot
Best soccer player in the world. Check. Hottest single on the planet at the moment. Check. Using homeless children to license said hit single to promote new Kidz Bop Volume 25. Check. Soccer field in the ghetto. Check. Galaxy Note 3. Wait, what?
Here is Samsung’s First Incredibly Odd Galaxy Note 3 and Gear Commercial
It's a little *NSync. It's also a little Step Up 2. It's even a little Diagon Alley. And it's certainly odd. This is Samsung's first Galaxy Note 3 and Galaxy Gear commercial. Oh and here is our Galaxy Note 3 review if you haven't checked it out yet.
Motorola Drops Another “Lazy Phone” Ad, This Time Tackles Bedazzling
"We're like sisters!"
TJ Miller Stars in New “Lazy Phone” Moto X Marketing Campaign From Motorola
Tim
Motorola kicks off a massive marketing campaign for the Moto X this week, starting with three new commercials that will show up on TV and the Internet. The commercials focus on three primary features of the Moto X, three features that we ourselves enjoy very...
Verizon’s New DROID ULTRA Commercial Shows Off Strength, Touchless Control, in NYC Cab Chase
Don't worry, there are no explosions, ninja robot women, or motorcycles in this chase scene. Instead, a man leaves his DROID ULTRA inside an NYC cab, and then proceeds to chase it through the park to hunt it down. The phone, as you would expect while in the...
Your Full-length HTC “Hipster Troll Carwash” Commercial With RDJ has Arrived.
I guess that's one way to get everyone to know your name. And HTC stands for....go! (In the comments)
Video: Verizon Takes Us Through the History of DROID to Promote the New Family
The DROID brand at one time stood for everything you could want in a smartphone. But with some misfires over the last couple of years, and a handful of marketing campaigns that seemed to create confusion and negativity rather than excitement, Verizon is going...