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Re: Go for it I was thinking they will subsidize pretty heavy and make money off some built in ads.
Also wondering what platform they go after. Seems AT&T would be the one to get on since they haven't joined the party.
said by Matt:said by KrK:Choices like these are good things. I agree. I'm curious to see if Google will subsidize it, or if it will be sold for full retail? Will American consumers shell out $499 or $599 for a phone at full price? |
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| said by gridlocked:Also wondering what platform they go after. Seems AT&T would be the one to get on since they haven't joined the party. At this point, nobody wants to get on the AT&T network except for the iPhone.
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| reply to gridlocked said by gridlocked:Also wondering what platform they go after. Seems AT&T would be the one to get on since they haven't joined the party. The purpose of this phone would be that it was compatible with all carriers. IE you buy your own open phone and can use it with any carrier.
Our carriers hate this as they don't want people to be able to walk from their service to the competition without having to get new phones. -- "Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power." -- Benito Mussolini
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 wifi4milezBig Russ, 1918 to 2008. Rest in Peace join:2004-08-07 New York, NY | said by KrK:The purpose of this phone would be that it was compatible with all carriers. IE you buy your own open phone and can use it with any carrier. Although that would be interesting, there is very little chance that will happen. That would mean the device would need to support all variations of GSM and CDMA which just isnt likely. Also keep in mind that CDMA phones need to be technically "assured" before you can activate them on Verizon or Sprint (sometimes you can get away with it on Sprint). Based on that, all signs point to this basically being an unlocked GSM phone. Still cool, however I doubt it will be the "game changer" some people think. -- "If it's to be a bloodbath, let it be now. Appeasement is not the answer." -Ronald Reagan- »www.theadvocates.org/quizp/index.html
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