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• HTC One X is only $130 at Amazon Wireless for new customers and upgrades. [Amazon Wireless]
• Motorola Xoom WiFi now receiving Ice Cream Sandwich update in Canada. [Motorola]
• Verizon clarifies: customers can keep grandfathered unlimited plans as long as they pay full price for upgrades. [NYT]
• Samsung devices account for 40% of all Android smartphone sales. [eWeek]
• LG Optimus 4X HD gains FCC certification. Sports global bands and AT&T compatibility. [FCC]
• Sony teams up with leading accessory makers to make cases for Xperia devices. [SonyMobile]
• HTC EVO 4G LTE RUU now available. Sense ROMs soon cometh. [XDA]

It looks like the Samsung Galaxy S3 is just another step closer to making its way to North America as it hit the FCC this morning. This device supports AT&T’s HSPA+ radios, but will not work on T-Mobile’s as those users would likely be stuck on Edge. Couple in in the fact that LTE is absent and we’d say this one is going to be headed straight for the great white north.

Of course, no North American carriers have announced plans to carry the device but we’re alright with assuming some will in due time. In the meantime, if Samsung wanted to sell the Galaxy S3 in North America right now, they very well could. That’s worth something, right? [via Engadget]