Originally Posted by iLogiK (Post 1511008)

Do you guys think it would be possible with Nexus One?

Originally Posted by XSYLUS (Post 1512920)

What I don't understand is that people have successfully gotten the HTC Droid Eris to fully work with Cricket including data settings and it's a verizon phone. Why would verizon put a data lock on the Moto Droid but not the Eris? :confused: :shock: :scratch:

I've read on HoFo that someone has gotten EVDO settings to stick on Droid but there's still an issue with Cricket proxy. Pointedly they don't give any details about how to get the settings to stick. So either the people who figured it out are trying to make money by selling a tool or service, or the person who posted in that thread is full of $%!#.:cussing: :violent1: ](*,) :protest: :dontknow:

Originally Posted by alfredo-x (Post 1486197)

the data settings don't stick on the phone??

wow talk about being "open source"...

so you are saying you also can not configure a verizon droid phone to work on sprint??

that is the most BS i've heard so far... what a bunch of a-holes...

it's ironic that windows mobile phones would be more configurable... god i hate this

and then what do you mean about a virtual port? don't droid phones have an EPST menu??

Originally Posted by alfredo-x (Post 1510115)

hmm didn't know that the nexus was gsm, that's so gay...

well i see why it's so cheap then.

well i guess we'll have to wait until a snapdragon device with android pops up... ](*,)

other than the fact of the ppp settings that don't want to stick with droid...

it's so gay, i can't believe google would be that gay...

Originally Posted by tim-tim (Post 1492662)

well sprint has an android phone as well. actually 2 of them. one made by htc and the other is a samsung i believe. there has to be a way for the phone to actually hold on to the prl settings since it wouldnt be very smart of google to open source all that information since it would lag bandwith in the coding... time to do some research. im going to put a motorola droid from verizon on sprint. and yeah verizon spent bank on advertising but honestly, i believe sprint's network is way better than verizons. you see countless commercials with at&t and verizon battling it out for the number one spot... do you ever see either company bashing sprint? why because they know better. im just saying lol