In our weekly roundup, we recap the biggest Android news for the previous week. This week, HTC can’t import its devices, Verizon gets strict about unlimited, the Galaxy S III gets unboxed, and Google may have many Nexus devices planned.

• News: Sensation 4G Getting ICS From T-Mobile
• News: Verizon Not Getting One Series Love
• News: Galaxy S III Confirmed On T-Mobile?
• News: AT&T HTC One X Out of Stock Online
• News: CyanogenMod 9 Nightlies Now Available for the HTC Sensation
• News: HTC Announces Desire C
• News: Big Red Flips The LTE Switch On More Cities
• News: Google Looking To Sell Nexus Devices With Multiple Partners
• News: Google Music Gets Strict
• News: Samsung Galaxy S III Unboxed Before Launch
• News: Verizon to Not Allow Grandfathered Unlimited Data Plans to Carry Over to 4G
• News: Sprint Acknowledges Delay of Evo 4G LTE
• News: T-Mobile Announces New Contract-Free Broadband Plans
• News: Samsung to Open First Retail Store in Canada
• News: Samsung Receives Over 9 Million Pre-Orders for the Galaxy S III
• News: Stock Firmware for the Galaxy S III Leaked
• Breaking: China Regulators Approve Google’s Purchase of Motorola, Deal Expected to Close by Next Week