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WSJ: Google Talking to T-Mobile to Sell Nexus One

Dec 14, 2009, 9:54 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today, the Wall Street Journal reported that Google is in talks with T-Mobile to sell its recently revealed Nexus One Android phone. Citing people familiar with Google's plans, the Journal said that, "Google would offer the phone...cheaper to T-Mobile carrier's subscribers because T-Mobile would pay Google for helping sign up a new customer." Google is conducting corresponding talks with other wireless network operators. Neither Google nor T-Mobile has officially confirmed that they are in such talks.

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tlgreene1021

Dec 17, 2009, 4:11 PM

Dear Google, Can you buy T-Mobile for Christmas?

Come on Google, you need to just buy T-Mobile and give exclusive rights (or at least Temporary) for all the newest Android devices. If you throw some money into the network, Change the name to G-Mobile, and run it like the rest of your offspring, you could turn this company around and make it great again.

kkrider

Dec 15, 2009, 8:22 AM

Nexus One on T-Mobile 3G!! - Come'ON!!

😢 Looks like a great product on an even worse 3G Broadband Coverage than AT&T. Please rethink this alliance

justfinethanku

T-Mobile is a solid and innovative company. Verizon was offered (YET AGAIN!!!!!) The chance to take this phone and they refused.

ATT, Verizon, they are big enough to take risks but don't care enough to take them.

Plus, T-Mob has 21MPS HSDPA+ c...
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partysource

According to the Verizon commercials 🤣 the ATT 3G network is garbage. Also T-Mobile was the first carrier to carry the Google Phone (G1)

muchdrama

kkrider said:
😢 Looks like a great product on an even worse 3G Broadband Coverage than AT&T. Please rethink this alliance

Why? If you live in Tmobile's 3G coverage area and want a supposedly innovative cellphone...
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crackberry

Dec 15, 2009, 12:54 AM

come on google.........

just like chrome, it won't be for everybody out the gate. some of us use google for everything. too bad we can't get their products when they are released.

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