Galaxy Note II available in the UK today!

Galaxy Note II available in the UK today!

Well, Korea might have beaten the UK to the punch, but England’s carriers are getting Samsung’s latest super-sized phone ahead of the US. As promised, the Galaxy Note II is hitting shelves today at Three UK, O2 and Vodafone. So far, only Three has made the launch official with a press release, but we’re sure O2 and Vodafone will follow in short order. The privilege of running the 5.5-inch monstrosity on Three will cost you €69 up front with either a €34 or €36 a month contract, while pay-as-you-go customers will have to fork over €499. If PR is your thing, it’s awaiting you after the break.

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