I really Need Answers

Nexuso · 04-21-2010, 04:32 AM

1st question: Do you think the Nexus one shouldve stay exclusively with t-mobile?

2nd question: What phone do you think will be better the "Nexus" or "Incredible"?

3rd question: I am on a contract free tmobile plan. meaning im not on a contract with tmobile. How much will i have to pay for the Nexus 179 or 279? PLease answer

mah · 04-21-2010, 05:29 AM

1) I think that question has no relevance to anything at all. Why would Google want to limit the potential users of their device artificially? You can be certain that Apple gets money from AT&T for doing that.

2) The newest phone tends to be better, but there can be no real answer until people can objectively evaluate both.

3) You'll pay $529 to continue to not have a contract. $179 and $279 are both subsidized rates, which require a contract. No such thing as a free lunch; you still pay less over 1-2 years by paying $529 and not having a contract.

dimmakherbs · 04-21-2010, 05:30 AM

1) no, but unsubsidized through AT&T and still not out on Verizon or Sprint, it almost doesn't matter at this point

2) come on. There are entire threads hashing this out, just get what you want

3) you can more definitively answer this for yourself. Go through the Google checkout process and see how much it charges you.

04-21-2010, 04:32 AM	#1
Nexuso Junior Member Member #7090 Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 7 Phone: Not Listed Carrier: Not Listed	I really Need Answers 1st question: Do you think the Nexus one shouldve stay exclusively with t-mobile? 2nd question: What phone do you think will be better the "Nexus" or "Incredible"? 3rd question: I am on a contract free tmobile plan. meaning im not on a contract with tmobile. How much will i have to pay for the Nexus 179 or 279? PLease answer

04-21-2010, 05:30 AM	#3
dimmakherbs Senior Member Member #4655 Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 482 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: T-Mobile	1) no, but unsubsidized through AT&T and still not out on Verizon or Sprint, it almost doesn't matter at this point 2) come on. There are entire threads hashing this out, just get what you want 3) you can more definitively answer this for yourself. Go through the Google checkout process and see how much it charges you. __________________ Nexus One and luvin it Rooted 5/6/2010 Enomther 2.10.1 Froyo Release Chinese Herbal Remedies

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04-21-2010, 05:29 AM	#2
mah Senior Member Member #1160 Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 241 Phone: Nexus One Carrier: T-Mobile	1) I think that question has no relevance to anything at all. Why would Google want to limit the potential users of their device artificially? You can be certain that Apple gets money from AT&T for doing that. 2) The newest phone tends to be better, but there can be no real answer until people can objectively evaluate both. 3) You'll pay $529 to continue to not have a contract. $179 and $279 are both subsidized rates, which require a contract. No such thing as a free lunch; you still pay less over 1-2 years by paying $529 and not having a contract.

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