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C Spire nabs its own Samsung Galaxy S III

A sixth U.S. carrier picks up Samsung's Android 4.0 flagship phone.

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Samsung Galaxy S III
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It's clear that Samsung wants its flagshipSamsung Galaxy S IIIto be ubiquitous.

In addition to selling it on Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and U.S. Cellular in the upcoming weeks, the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich phone will also sell on C Spire Wireless, formerly Cellular South.

Today, the regional carrier announced the Galaxy S III as its debut handset for the 4G LTE network it plans to launch in September to 20 Mississippi markets.

C Spire will announce the Galaxy S III's pricing and availability "in the coming weeks."