I’m strongly thinking of switching to verizon from t-mobile but the 3g signal has to be 100% better and they will hopefully have no contract deals like t-mobile. If so, i’m there.

[...] finally got a date on the Nexus One’s much anticipated Verizon arrival: March 23. Last week we heard that a CDMA version of the HTC device had cleared FCC and we knew it was only a matter of time [...]

Verizon buyers (and others) beware. Maybe there will be the day that the Nexus One actually works.

In other words, stays connected to 3G, doesn’t lose signal strength when the bottom is covered by holding it in you hand, stays connected to wi-fi, doesn’t lose voice signal and need the battery removed and reinstalled to work again (more here: http://s995.photobucket.com/albums/af78/mrbill03/N1-No%20Signal/ click the pictures to enlarge), doesn’t have fluctuating screen brightness, doesn’t have a pink/red tint when it takes pictures, has a touch screen that registers the touch where you actually touch it, and has blue-tooth that lets you voice dial and connects to your in-vehicle blue-tooth system (if you have one) just to name a few of the problems.

hahaha amen!

Verizon and Android make a great team. The Droid and the Nexus One will offer users a real choice of highend smartphones. Something VZ users have been waiting for a long time.

So Verizon is about to offer 2 new Android phones – the Incredible and the Nexus One – that are very similar? Same size screen, same weight, no keyboard, same version of Android, etc. Seems fishy…

At&t dont deserve the nexus one!

When is AT&T getting the Nexus One!?!?!?!?

That’s what I went with. After taxes (in Florida ugh) it’s around 72-74 a month.

Other blogs on this same subject mentioned both Sprint and Verizon which is why I was asking but your answer make sense. Thanks!