Do you plan to buy Google's Nexus One phone? Why or why not?
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New Customer
$179 + $80/month x 24 months = $2099
Upgrade
$279 + $80/month x 24 months = $2199
$379 + $80/month x 24 months = $2299
Unlocked
$529 + $60/month x 24 months = $1969
As for the phone, I've been waiting for a killer Android phone to come to T-Mobile. I had my hopes set for the myTouch but after using it the screen was too small and the device is really underpowered for Android. The Cliq looked promising but turned out to be a dud performance wise.
The Droid caught my eye until I priced out Verizon plans and the cheapest was $80 a month if I remember correctly. I really didn't want a two year contract, those things are history.
Think about it, Android is going to keep the momentum up and there are going to be more and more great phones. Do you really want to be locked down with a 2 year contract? Heck no.
And the Nexus One is gorgeous looking phone with a better camera than the Droid, so I went for it yesterday and ordered it before they finished the press conference. Overnight shipping is awesome as it is on a delivery truck in my area right now!
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HTC on Twitter:
Anybody notice the clarification from @sprint? Hero on Sprint will not be getting 2.0...it will get 2.1 :)
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This is also the same reason I skipped the iPhone. I can't justify the cost of the toy, and for me, that's what it would be.
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