We’ve already told you about T-Mobile and Sprint’s plans for the Samsung Galaxy S III, so let’s talk about a carrier whose LTE speeds and coverage are worth a damn — Verizon. While most carriers were pretty clear on their plans for the Galaxy S III, Verizon, as always, is playing the guessing game. They were kind enough to let us know that pre-orders for the Galaxy S III would start Wednesday June 6th, but when customers can expect to actually receive those pre-orders is anyone’s guess.

It looks like all of the major U.S. carriers are suddenly announcing their plans for the Samsung Galaxy S III. Next on our list is Sprint, who will not only begin selling the Galaxy S III starting June 21, but will be taking pre-orders for the highly anticipated device starting tomorrow.

The next highly anticipated smartphone from Samsung will be hitting T-Mobile at the end of the month. That’s right, on June 21st, T-Mobile customers will be able to pick up this Android 4.0 device powered by a 1.5 GHz dual-core processor on T-Mobile’s HSPA+42 network. The Galaxy S III will come in your choice of Pebble Blue or Marble White, and will feature phablet-like specs, including:

The next great Samsung device launched in 28 countries today, and while anticipation was high, supply was low. It turns out the pebble blue variant will only be available in limited supply due to defective back covers. In a comment, Samsung talks about the delay, and the fact that they “invented” the pebble blue color (I smell a Crayola lawsuit coming):

As we approach the UK launch of the Samsung Galaxy S III, T-Mobile UK has gone ahead an started taking pre-orders, as well as outlining all of their available plans. The majority of you out there will probably want to go with the “Full Monty” plan, which includes unlimited texts, data, Tmo-to-Tmo calls and 2000 minutes for £36 per month. Users who sign up for the “Full Monty” will be able to score a Samsung Galaxy S III for the low price of £49.99.