Anyone have a Nexus 1

[fitty76]

The new Google phone. I was wondering if anyone bought one yet.

[TerriblePizza]

I did on Wednesday. Its pretty sweet.

[Darth Biscuit]

I've wondered about this too... my bud at work has a droid and my wife just got the new Motorola Devour which also runs android. I currently have a Blackberry and would really like something that does internet better.

What carrier did you go with n4s720?

[C47]

Nexus 1 is only available on T-Mobile unless you unlock it I believe. Rumor is that it's coming to Verizon this summer though.

[Darth Biscuit]

Nexus 1 is only available on T-Mobile unless you unlock it I believe. Rumor is that it's coming to Verizon this summer though.

Yeah, I just read a review that said they're coming out with a CDMA version on Verizon soon.

[TerriblePizza]

Nexus 1 is only available on T-Mobile unless you unlock it I believe. Rumor is that it's coming to Verizon this summer though.

I have T-Mobile, but they just released one with AT&T 3G. Sprint and Verizon EVDO versions are coming very soon.

Oh, all are unlocked as far as I know. The only problem all carriers use different technology and/or frequencies.

For example, TMobile and AT&T use the same EDGE frequencies, but different 3G. Sprint and Verizon are both CDMA, but use different methods.

[C47]

I have T-Mobile, but they just released one with AT&T 3G. Sprint and Verizon EVDO versions are coming very soon.

Oh, all are unlocked as far as I know. The only problem all carriers use different technology and/or frequencies.

For example, TMobile and AT&T use the same EDGE frequencies, but different 3G. Sprint and Verizon are both CDMA, but use different methods.

gotcha thanks for clarifying that.

[TerriblePizza]

@C42[)14C C47: No problem.

Another thing to consider before getting a Nexus One is that its only cheaper on contract. I bought it off because I want to be able to drop my carrier when I feel like it. So, it may not be worth it for some people to drop 529 bucks on a phone.

Also, the Nexus One isn't much different from the Motorola Droid spec wise. Its got a faster processor, but the same amount of RAM and ROM as far as I know. Both run Android 2.1 right now, but the Nexus One doesn't have a physical keyboard. So, depending on your tastes, a Droid may be a better choice for most people right now. Especially if you catch a special and can get one at around 150 bucks.