AT&T-Compatible Version of Nexus One for Sale from Google
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the reason it is not available with a subsidized contract price is that in my opinion, AT&T would not allow Google to have the ability to do the contracts if they could not control it and fill it with their unnecessary apps.
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You got that right, atleast for now. Besides AT&T will be getting the Desire, which is real nice, but lets see the bloat, lock down, yahooazation and other stuff.
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I bought the Backflip when it came out just to get a hands-on idea of Android and to get something new. I know I have 30 days to return it and most likely will. I like the Backflip more than I thought I would. Motoblur is OK, I am not into Facebook and Myspace, but, I really do like the news widgets the most. What I don't like most about it is the somewhat slow processor, oh, and the AT&T bloated software that I cannot delete. But if I kept it I would be happy, just want something a bit more. Let's see if the prices change if they offer it with a contract and what other Android is coming out.
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Control, control, control! ! ! !
If I pay for something with my own money, I want it to be mine, and I don't want ATTs or amy carriers prints on on my property!
If I pay for something with my own money, I want it to be mine, and I don't want ATTs or amy carriers prints on on my property!
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Also, if you get into a contact situation, the customer feels AT&T would have some responsibility if something went wrong. Similar to what happened when there was some question about the 3G performance on the TMobile version. Without the contract, AT&T has no obligation to provide any support past making sure the number is active and can make calls and that data is accessible.
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