 pnh102Reptiles Are Cuddly And PrettyPremium
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Re: Google's plan for unsubsidized phones dies I wouldn't say the unsubisidized part was the problem. I would say the problem of it only working effectively with T-Mobile was the real issue.
The Nexus One should have included full 3G support for all the major carriers right out of the box. THEN it would have stood a chance for taking off.
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1 edit | said by pnh102:I wouldn't say the unsubisidized part was the problem. I would say the problem of it only working effectively with T-Mobile was the real issue. The Nexus One should have included full 3G support for all the major carriers right out of the box. THEN it would have stood a chance for taking off. I agree, only releasing on Tmobile, then months later releasing the ATT version. No commericals or Ads. Plus a weak camera. If there isnt 3G support, whats the point ?
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its too bad that google is throwing in the towel soo early, they should sell the phone at t-mobile stores i would buy one...
actually google about the n1 camera vs droid
here is one of them
»androidandme.com/2010/05/phones/···xus-one/
the n1 has a better camera, don't get fooled by megapixels alone...
also, speed tests indicate the n1 is faster... htc gui changes slowed it down... and dont look as good anyways...
and google releases updates on it first... google android 2.2, rooting / jit, alternative roms... ect makes its better for android software developers |
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