[EnigmaticPsychotic]

Talk Android is reporting that AT&T is working on bringing an incarnation of the Nexus that'll run on their LTE.

[lmf1030]

As usual ATT is behind the eight ball.

[joshua.h.henry]

okay... i dont think they are behind the eight ball here. To work on AT&T's LTE network the device has to have a processor that supports it. The current proc in the Gnex will not work. It will have to be a qualcomm s3 or s4 or the exynos quad core. Which, is great for ATT customers. the S4 on the HTC one X is kicking some **** regarding benchmarks. I think that the ATT Gnex will have up -to-date specs.

[ecr80]

Hope you're right Joshua. I'm on iPhone and i'm sick of it. Was considering One X and the Note even, but i would wait for this one if it would be true.

[EnigmaticPsychotic]

If that actually happens I'll get it and be happy. I'm tired of the HTC and Galaxy b.s.

[DannyUC6]

Thinking the same thing (except coming from iPhone 4s). I may be too tempted just to get an unlocked version from Expansys.

[DSK123]

Any idea how the HPSA+ for the unlocked Nexus (as on Google Play) compares in speed to LTE? I am very interested in Nexus and I like the idea of an unlocked one for $400. However, if HPSA+ is similar to G3, then I'll wait for a real LTE phone. Of course, AT&T does not have LTE where I am (MN), but will by the end of the year.

[Andrew Martonik]

Any idea how the HPSA+ for the unlocked Nexus (as on Google Play) compares in speed to LTE? I am very interested in Nexus and I like the idea of an unlocked one for $400. However, if HPSA+ is similar to G3, then I'll wait for a real LTE phone. Of course, AT&T does not have LTE where I am (MN), but will by the end of the year.

AT&T's LTE (where it's available) will probably offer about 3-5x the speed of their HSPA network.