I would like to buy a contract free (i.e., no contract or agreement) Android based phone with following features:
# Should be contract free
# Can be used in other countries including india by inserting SIM card
# Should have capability o upgrade to latest android operating system
# Screen should be preferably bigger
My budget is very limited and first three features are key.
Pls suggest which model is best and indicate price range in USA.
Since you mention limited budget, do you have a ZTE Blade variant in India (assuming that's where you're located)? They're great value for money and have Cyanogen support.
I would suggest the (att) samsung nexus s.. its sold unlocked, the att version has better possibilities to work around the globe than the tmobile one, it is a google phone, so it will be up to date for a while and it has a nice 4" screen
Edit: i mean NEXUS ONE ATT VERSION.. sorry
Last edited by macprv; March 9th, 2011 at 11:39 AM.
Since you mention limited budget, do you have a ZTE Blade variant in India (assuming that's where you're located)? They're great value for money and have Cyanogen support.
thanks buddy. I am actually in USA for couple of months and looking to purchase here but want something which can be later used in india.
I would suggest the (att) samsung nexus s.. its sold unlocked, the att version has better possibilities to work around the globe than the tmobile one, it is a google phone, so it will be up to date for a while and it has a nice 4" screen
great but is it contract free...i will also see now on att site
I would suggest the (att) samsung nexus s.. its sold unlocked, the att version has better possibilities to work around the globe than the tmobile one, it is a google phone, so it will be up to date for a while and it has a nice 4" screen
There is no such thing as an Att Nexus S. Currently the Nexus S only works with T-Mobiles 3G bands.
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The Nexus S would still be a good choice for the OP. The 900 and 2100 MHz frequencies are the most common frequencies used outside the Americas. If the OP plans to do a lot of traveling in North or South America, it would be better to wait for the Nexus S that supports 850/1900 MHz (AKA the AT&T version) or just buy a used Nexus One with those frequencies.
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the thing with the nexus one usa (Tmobile) version, is that it sports bands that are not supported in many countries... i think two or three only do... so a nexus one att version would work better for you.. but then the nexus one is kindda old.. so the other thing you could do is buy a nexus s (newer hardware) version UK or canada or something like that, you should look in to that
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