Yeah, there are a lot of strict guidelines in there. Especially this one:i predict this will fail JUST because of the way this is being set up
Like, really?Family plans, Flexpay, SmartAccess and KidConnect subscribers must buy the phone unlocked and unsubsidized for $530
If you cancel your plan before 120 days, you have to pay the subsidy difference between what you paid and the unsubsidized price, so $350 in this case. Or you can return the phone to Google. You also authorize them to charge this directly to your credit card.
I guess they set it up this way to not piss off their partners.
Nexus 512 ram >> 256 or 320 Bravo.
But yes. Other than that not a big hardware difference.
Nexus 512 ram >> 256 or 320 Bravo.
But yes. Other than that not a big hardware difference.
One weirdness in the Terms of Sale that we quickly glanced through was that Google made sure you acknowledged that the manufacturer is HTC, and not Google.
is the Bravo to support 802.11n and does it have the 2 mic? those were to things unique about the N1 from what I remember.
So my contract is up next week with Sprint, I could switch to T-Mobile for a 2 year contract and get the phone for $180? Sounds pretty good to me as the Droid and 3gs are both $199 with 2 yr contract.
I see a lot of people complaining on the news sites. Am I wrong in thinking this is a decent deal for me? (since my contract is up).
Except you can pay $229 and get the Droid with only a 1 year contract. You wont have that option with the nexus One and I dont think with the Iphone (could be wrong on iphone)
One thing that has me doubting this information. You can buy 5 Nexus's on 1 google account, yet family plans must buy it unsubsidized. Who the hell is going to pay $2500+ for 5 phones? Thats ridiculous.
$350 if you cancel within 4 months or you have to return the phone. HTC is listed as the maker so Google accepts no responsibility for defects.
"unlocked" even though it will only fully work on one network.
But this is what I expected the price points to be. Dont know what Google is thinking they'll accomplish with this. Its like they started out shooting for the moon and then said "Too far, lets go get donuts".
Ugh this sucks. I'm paying $70 on Verizon for the Eris, and they want me to pay $80 for the T-Mobile network? You gotta be kidding me. I think I'm going to go with the iPhone if their rate plan doesn't improve by next week.
I have VZW too. If you're paying $70, are you talking about $39.99 450 mins + 29.99 data? If so, that's $70, but no txts. The $80 with TMo has unlimited txt in there.
One thing that has me doubting this information. You can buy 5 Nexus's on 1 google account, yet family plans must buy it unsubsidized. Who the hell is going to pay $2500+ for 5 phones? Thats ridiculous.
$350 if you cancel within 4 months or you have to return the phone. HTC is listed as the maker so Google accepts no responsibility for defects.
"unlocked" even though it will only fully work on one network.
But this is what I expected the price points to be. Dont know what Google is thinking they'll accomplish with this. Its like they started out shooting for the moon and then said "Too far, lets go get donuts".
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