 DreadR.I.P JazzyPremium join:2005-02-28 Bronx, NY kudos:6 | It should do well Considering the fact it won't be on "The Robust T-mobile Network" -- Assuming Direct Control. | |
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 |  GbcueAlmost P.E.Premium join:2001-09-30 Santa Rosa, CA kudos:8 Reviews:
·AT&T U-Verse
| Re: It should do well said by Dread:Considering the fact it won't be on "The Robust T-mobile Network" The Nexus One works fine on the nationwide robust T-Mobile 3G network.
It's the phone's firmware/antenna that has problems. Put the N1 next to a G1 or MT3G and the latter two will have 3G yet the N1 can't hold on to that signal. -- My Blog 2.0 | |
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 |  |  | | said by Gbcue:said by Dread:Considering the fact it won't be on "The Robust T-mobile Network" The Nexus One works fine on the nationwide robust T-Mobile 3G network. It's the phone's firmware/antenna that has problems. Put the N1 next to a G1 or MT3G and the latter two will have 3G yet the N1 can't hold on to that signal. You travel across country often? -- CCNA, Comtrain Certified Tower Climber | |
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·AT&T U-Verse
| Re: It should do well said by cmaenginsb:said by Gbcue:said by Dread:Considering the fact it won't be on "The Robust T-mobile Network" The Nexus One works fine on the nationwide robust T-Mobile 3G network. It's the phone's firmware/antenna that has problems. Put the N1 next to a G1 or MT3G and the latter two will have 3G yet the N1 can't hold on to that signal. You travel across country often? All the time. -- My Blog 2.0 | |
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| said by Gbcue:said by Dread:Considering the fact it won't be on "The Robust T-mobile Network" The Nexus One works fine on the nationwide robust T-Mobile 3G network. It's the phone's firmware/antenna that has problems. Put the N1 next to a G1 or MT3G and the latter two will have 3G yet the N1 can't hold on to that signal. This is just false information.  -- I found the key to success but somebody changed the lock. | |
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·AT&T U-Verse
| Re: It should do well You would think, but it doesn't really matter because the Verizon version uses a different radio frequency and antenna design (probably), and of course, different firmware for CDMA.
Remember, before Android 2.0, CDMA wasn't even a supported technology. -- My Blog 2.0 | |
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| Re: It should do well said by Gbcue:You would think, but it doesn't really matter because the Verizon version uses a different radio frequency and antenna design (probably), and of course, different firmware for CDMA. Remember, before Android 2.0, CDMA wasn't even a supported technology. Android 1.6... -- "What makes us omniscient? Have we a record of omniscience? ...If we can't persuade nations with comparable values of the merit of our cause, we'd better reexamine our reasoning." -United States Secretary of Defense (1961-1968) Robert S. McNamara | |
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| said by Gbcue:Y Remember, before Android 2.0, CDMA wasn't even a supported technology. Explain the HTC Hero on Sprint then... Ah man! -- Assuming Direct Control. | |
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| Re: It should do well said by Dread:said by Gbcue:Y Remember, before Android 2.0, CDMA wasn't even a supported technology. Explain the HTC Hero on Sprint then... Ah man! See above post by tiger72 . -- My Blog 2.0 | |
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·Optimum Online
| Re: It should do well said by Gbcue:said by Dread:said by Gbcue:Y Remember, before Android 2.0, CDMA wasn't even a supported technology. Explain the HTC Hero on Sprint then... Ah man! See above post by tiger72  . Hero shipped with 1.5 and shortly was issued an ota 1.6 update.  -- Assuming Direct Control. | |
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 |  |  sapoCruising Down Memory LanePremium join:2002-09-16 Sacramento, CA kudos:1 | Re: It should do well I love ruffles -- Purple Drink | |
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 | | Makes sense ... if Droid pricing is any indicator. Both Amazon and Wal-mart had the MOTO Droid on sale for $50 this weekend (and still today) - that's a clear-out price, considering it has a 16GB card in it already. | |
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 | | Who will sell it Google or Verizon I wonder who will sell it Google or Verizon. Google wanted to keep this phone in house it sounded, thus no store models. I almost bought the N1 and moved to T-Mo from Verizon. However, the issues with exchanges and other things being via Google scared me off. Instead of all that I went to the Moto Droid. The phone is great and with a custom rom it can be over clocked with no issues to the phone other than battery life. I haven't seen a need for it as my phone is fast. | |
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 gballMaster YodaPremium join:2000-11-28 South Bend, IN | would someone release this phone with a full keyboard please?
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 GlobalMindDomino Dude, POWER Systems GuyPremium join:2001-10-29 Hollywood, FL | Progress? Well if Verizon's getting it on CDMA then hopefully Sprint isn't too far behind.
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