View Poll Results: Will you buy the Samsung Nexus S?

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  • Yes

    44 33.08%
  • No

    34 25.56%
  • I might just wait for dual core

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    Default Will you buy the Nexus S?

    Well, we all know that this is official(not 100% but you know we have seen it in action and have Eric Schmidt use it). Will you buy it? The hardware right now no one knows... however I would imagine something high end. It might have Vanilla Android 2.3(mainly because Eric Schmidt was running 2.3 on the device) Unless this device will be raped by bloatware(which I think will not happen).
    EDIT: new rumors, the device will supposedly have a concaved or "curved" screen: thoughts? Has it changed your verdict?
    http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/16/rumors-samsung-nexus-s-using-fancy-curved-display-sprint-had-to/


    With all of this speculation and your assumptions, do you think this device just might be your next phone?
    Last edited by Smokexz; 11-16-2010 at 06:55 PM.
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    I'm gonna wait and see the spec sheet. That and wait for it to be released on AT&T. If that ever happens that is.
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    Yes if it has a front camera
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    Not if it's another T-mobile phone... If they have a Verizon variant, then posssible.
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    I choose yes because I am thinking that Google is smart and it will be a very high end phone
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    No. It is a Samsung which is a huge no for me.
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    If they get someone to bring cyan then I will get it.
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    My vote would be a no I didn't appreciate samsung using galaxy s customers as their beta testers
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    Dual core Orion, Google experience phone (OS updates), ffc and ATT 3G bands. If it has all that, I'm in.
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    It looks nice but I want my next phone to be an HTC
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    Looks pretty hot, but I'm damn happy with my X.

    If it's LTE, I'll consider it. I really want to wait till LTE devices start pumping out.
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    i definitely want this phone...i have a galaxy s and i love it...the hardware is amazing...so i can imagine that the nexus s probably has had a few minor updates hardware wise, plus stock android 2.3, i can only imagine how good this phone will be. cant wait
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    Maybe if it's on Sprint. Then again, I'd rather have something like a G2 on Sprint and in my hands. Not to mention I've become a CM addict, and I need that to be supported on the device.
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    I hope it's released to all carriers.
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    If they bring it to Sprint I would buy it.
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    Only if it ships with Bing
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    IF it came to Verizon Id get it in a second! I really doubt that will happen as there is no way Verizon will give away that much control over a phone that is on their system.
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    I would buy it if:

    1. Samsung has ZERO control of the OS and its subsiquent updates. Only Google, just like the Nexus One.

    2. It's not just available on T-Mobile. I want a CDMA one out the gate, not months and months and months later. Samsung already has the Galaxy all over the place, it wouldn't be hard.

    3. Battery life is decent. Biggest complaint about my Evo (only complaint, really).
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    If its on sprint... HELL YES.
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    I'm hoping for the AT&T Radio Bands AWS carriers are all but usless to me here in Canada... I'll wait till I see the spec sheet to see if it's worth replacing my beloved Nexus 1...
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    If it's on AT&T, has a front camera, and vanilla android.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RaHarmakis View Post
    I'm hoping for the AT&T Radio Bands AWS carriers are all but usless to me here in Canada... I'll wait till I see the spec sheet to see if it's worth replacing my beloved Nexus 1...
    Im pretty positive if this is their new dev. phone, they will have to release it on AT&T. It's a better reach, and as you said, most Canadian provider have the same bands as AT&T. but we will see.
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    It's a quad-band phone, so I think it should work on all carriers, it's just that T-mobile may be the only carrier subsidy available? Anyways, I generally avoid Samsung products, but my next phone will most certainly be a stock Android phone, and if I can get an unlocked dual-core phone with no bloat and NFC...I might pick one up, even if it's a Samsung (although I'd prefer a Moto or HTC phone).
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    Default Nexus S

    I would buy it if:

    1. It is available for Verizon

    2. Has front facing camera

    3. Has rumored 2.3 os

    4. is NOT binged!

    4. has improved battery life

    5. Google controls updates

    Google seems to bestow premier updates on the Nexus one before any other phone which gives its user a feeling of importance and empowerment!
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