I'm planning on getting it. In fact, I'm even planning on leaving AT&T for it.
I always said, "If the Galaxy S just had a flash and working GPS, I'd get it." Well the Nexus S has all of that plus the pure Google experience, so it's a win/win.
Well said, my good fellow. I feel the exact same way about all of this. I am getting tired, though of people having the complaint of "No HSPA+, booo". Well, guess what. It's not a T-Mobile phone, so get over it. This phone was developed without input from T-Mobile and was probably being designed before T-Mobile turned on HSPA+. Besides, all phones receive a boost from HSPA+ even if they aren't specifically HSPA+ phones.
I also was a bit unsure of the lack of LED. I love my Trackball notifications on the N1, but then I realized I don't really pay much attention to it anyway, so it's not a huge issue.
As for the SD card, I would love to get some truthful answers on how often people really switch out their SD cards. I put a 16GB card in my N1 and haven't touched it since then, so this isn't an issue for me.
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