[SuperGLS]

Did anyone get one of these?

For those that don't know what I'm talking about: http://www.google.com/phone

I'm reading some mixed reviews and wanted to know what others thought.

 

[Tommy]

Only complaints Ive heard have been about 3G connectivity - which I find really funny considering its on T-Mobile, who has the worst network in the country. No crap it wont stay on 3G.

 

[SuperGLS]

Guess nobody was really excited about this...

 

[Tommy]

Cant see why anyone would be. Its a bare android phone that's on a crappy network with hardware no different than anyone elses. oh, and its expensive. big whoop...

 

[BColeman]

I'd have to agree with Tommy...

I like my Droid, great signal nearly everywhere I go (that means upstairs or downstairs), and instant Wi-Fi connections to make browsing the net easy. I wouldn't ever have a phone through T-Mobile, I stick to Verizon.

 

[Qyn]

I think that it'll flop.

 

[SuperGLS]

Yeah, T-Mobile, that's probably the biggest problem.

 

[Tommy]

itll do better when it gets to Verizon in a couple months.

The concept isnt as great as they're making it out to be. So what if it can be bought unlocked, damn thing still doesnt work with any other network. I really dont like how they're holding back on releasing the OS updates to other android phones, doesnt make any sense why one carrier gets exclusive use of the newest, while the rest get stuck with the crappy old versions. Its open source, it should be available to everyone.

 

[ArunSenior04]

It's funny though. Even though T-Mobile has less coverage than AT&T, all of its network is 3G (unlike AT&T).

 

[Matrixloader]

Whats wrong with T-mobile? here in cali almost everyone has T-mobile, i have it too and have never had any drop calls or complaints about them, its also the most affordable company too.
although i wish they had the iphone or the droid in their phone selection.

I know 1 person that just got that nexus phone and he seems to like it alot, its kinda like a iphone in a way.

 

[Tommy]

California is like the only place with T-mobile coverage.

Here, they have service, but its laughable. You get about 3 square miles near a major city, and then about half a mile on either side of the interstate. And thats the way it is across most of the country. They have the worst network out of anyone.