Sprint Nexus S 4G is offical.. NOW for Pre-order!!!!!

[Dr.8820]

i found this
Sprint’s Nexus S 4G hits the FCC |

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Doc

I really think I'm getting this phone. Nexus legacy comes to sprint I can see value, benefits and importance in that.

[Dr.8820]

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I'm feeling that, but I just don't know... My tp2 is really starting to act its age... You know I hate Android but with sprint, my options are limited...plus that damn evo 3d...

[orangekid]

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Doc

I really think I'm getting this phone. Nexus legacy comes to sprint I can see value, benefits and importance in that.

1.2 dual core with 768mb RAM with HDMI out, slightly bigger screen, Sense 3.0 and 3D is just too much to pass up and get a Nexus S with it's last gen technology.

When you look at it the Nexus S doesn't really have that much of a hardware upgrade over the Nexus One at all, I would honestly rather sport my HD2 right now than that phone.

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I'm not concerned with the hardware upgrades at the moment (spring/summer of 2011). I will keep hardware in mind next years when I start seeing an noticeable transition with all carriers. i.e. Dual core 2ghz. 1ghz will carry me into 2012 if need be.

I want a Google flagship franchise device hold the sprinkles i.e. HTC sense, Moto blur and Samsung's widgets. Nexus line is pure Android no cut not stepped on. The only UI I like right now is the Moto blur on my brothers Moto Atrix.

That's just me..

I need a damn release date lol

[Dr.8820]

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I need a damn release date lol

reports say early may!

Motorola Xoom, Nexus S 4G hitting Sprint in early May? -- Engadget

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Okay May 8. and everything as far as specifications is looking good and I'm all abroad.

[Felicia40]

Originally Posted by BigBlue32

If you pre-order the phone through the website studentrate.com you get a monthly discount on your bill, free shipping and stuff.

Do you have more info about the pre-ordering deal?

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FYI full retail is $549.99 and I like that. The rumors it would full retail at $399.99 worried me re: hardware build quality. Now I know it will top shelf quality.

[testacon]

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FYI full retail is $549.99 and I like that. The rumors it would full retail at $399.99 worried me re: hardware build quality. Now I know it will top shelf quality.

That retail price sucks (IMO) considering it is the same phone that was released on TMobile 5 or 6 months ago with a different radio inside. Would you buy an EVO or EPIC for $549.99 today? I'm not saying the phone sucks, just that the technology in the phone is a tad stale at this point in time and the parts have been around long enough to justify a price decrease by now.

I'm on the fence with this phone, part of me says instant Google updates YEA, and the other half says two years with a hummingbird processor with all the dual/quad cores and Tegra 2 coming VERY soon.

And even with that, the dual/quad core will most likely be still only running in single core mode because Android doesn't support them yet. So it could be another 3 or 4 months until you get what you pay for again. Then the wait continues for software to support dual/quad modes.

Ugh...Decisions--decisions...