Samsung Galaxy looking confirmed as Bell’s first Android phone

Canada’s Bell and Telus are going hog wild with handset selection since the launch of their new Rogers-matching (if not beating) 21Mbps HSPA network — one need look no further than the launch of the LG BL40 for evidence of that — but there’s at least one glaring issue: Bell’s yet to launch an Android set. That puts ‘em at a distinct disadvantage against Telus, which already has an HSDPA 860 / 1900 cut of the HTC Hero on shelves — but it looks like that won’t be an issue for long. A scanned poster that’s apparently already up in Bell stores has turned up on the ever-reliable interwebs this week clearly showing Samsung’s Galaxy posing alongside the already-launched Omnia II and Impact; the carrier doesn’t do us the favor of mentioning a date here, but it can’t be long — wouldn’t want to lose the Google lovers to Telus and Rogers, right?

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