where's the news on the N1 with AT&T 3g

[junkie]

as the title says, I'm surprised nothing have been muttered since the FCC findings...

I am on Telus in Canada, and need to ditch my Touch Pro 2 badly...

 

[mi_canuck]

there is no news, because at&t is not getting it...

 

[junkie]

well something passed the FCC with those 3G bands, so maybe it's the bravo, either way, some news on whatever that handset is would be nice...

 

[mi_canuck]

i'm sure where there's news, it'll be on phandroid, or boygenius or engadget...

 

[SnotF]

its coming... as soon as the iPhone comes to big red; )

 

[Three]

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[SnotF]

I'm sorry, I thought you'd pick up the sarcasm.

THE NEXUS ONE IS NEVER, EVER COMING TO AT&T.

ever.

 

[SnotF]

I'm sorry, I thought you'd pick up the sarcasm.

THE NEXUS ONE IS NEVER, EVER COMING TO AT&T.

ever.

 

[Deleted User]

They don't run new bands though the FCC so they can sell them up in Canada. AT&T is getting 5 Android phones in 2010 as per their own confirmation at CES.

1 Dell, 1 Motorola, and 3 HTC phones with one being exclusive to AT&T.

They are also able to identify my phone on their network as an HTC Nexus One when adding a $30 data plan automatically.

 

[Air Force One]

I'm sorry, I thought you'd pick up the sarcasm.

THE NEXUS ONE IS NEVER, EVER COMING TO AT&T.

ever.

That all depends on how you define "coming". If by "coming" you mean having to sign a contract with AT&T, then you are correct, it's not coming. However, if by "coming" you mean being able to buy a Nexus thru Google that will support AT&T's 3G network, then it is in fact coming.

I have no desire to go back to the old way of doing things. As long as I'm a Nexus user, no more contracts for me.

 

[junkie]

I never thought I was 'coming' to AT&T, I said with AT&T capable 3G, as that's what I need on Telus to use it... not to mentino that I wouldn't even have an Edge network to use, so using the current model from Tmob would yield no data at all aside from wifi. I have high doubts it would be sold by at&t, but google can have the phone made with those 3G bands in place and sell it themselves; has little to nothing to do with AT&T as a company.

 

[mi_canuck]

all you needed to say was 850/1900 UMTS.... was no need to even mention AT&T.... last I checked, Telus, Rogers and Bell phones don't have AT&T stamped on them...

 

[junkie]

all you needed to say was 850/1900 UMTS....

The phone has those bands in it now... I am more interested in it having 3G I can use on my carrier, I need 850/1900 HSPA bands...

 

[mi_canuck]

850/1900 UMTS IS 3G! (HSDPA/HSPA is implied)... I didn't say GSM...

in any case, you're only hope at this point is the announced Telstra version of the Desire that has 850... HTC Desire Coming To Telstra In April | Gizmodo Australia