If I am with T-mo or AT&T, I will wait for the next Nexus. But I am on VZW, if I want something even remotely close to stock, and CHEAP...

Too bad, it is still a CDMA carrier when you get dropped back to 3G. Less coverage than the big 2 is one thing. Less coverage + less...

Wrong question to ask for some of us -- like those of us who stuck with Verizon. Our question is more like: Do you want to see another...

To the people who think a >$600 price tag is too high for a "Nexus" edition of any flagship from a well known OEM: there's little chance...

On the S4, at least you can add a SD card. On the Nexus 4, you can add ... nothing, not even an USB OTG flash drive.

I wonder if the "Nexus S4" has Bluetooth LE support. The Galaxy S4 does.

That's exactly what I have in mind, too. The Google service is now the new Android -- things that OEM cannot get rid of.

Look at the name of the poster -- do you expect any smarter statement from someone who pick such name?

I bet you guys 1 cent that the rumor came from Sundar Pichai's interview. He mentioned that his daily driver is a S4. I think some...

I seriously doubt it -- a quick survey to my galaxy loving, but clueless non-tech savvy friend shows that they don't give a dime to...

First of all, according to the original post Google gives up on "X Phone" because they consider it as not groundbreaking enough....

Unfortunately, the timing is a bit late now. If they did that before the Nexus 7 kicked start the first wave of affordable tablet, they...

>> The only major exceptions were the Apple iPhone and Verizon’s Droid series.

Even that is debatable. As almighty as the iPhone was...

The funny thing is -- if Google can make Google Now working on iOS, why couldn't they make it work on Gingerbread? It's totally sh*t on...

Unless you really have to use a rugged one, I seriously doubt that you will want to buy one. It will be bulky as hell. Most people...

We badly need an Android only app that breaks into the mainstream that makes iOS users envy.

Exactly, and I have my doubt that how many of those 100k people actually fully understand what getting rid of contracts mean.

First of...

All sounds great, except that Google dosen't have a good reputation in making its own hardware -- I am not talking about the quality of...

>> the first X Phone would be sold unlocked and available for a number of different carriers

Doesn't sound good for a Verizon user...

The sad thing is, with carriers like Verizon, which only approves certain phones to be used in its network, a small company like BLU...