I've seen a lot of threads asking if this is really a true Nexus, threads that other phones are better and the signal is pathetic....
I have Unlimited Data and have seen the power and speed of 4g. It would be stupid for me to consider leaving Verizon for any other Nexus on another network.
I also believe that, in spite of any faults it has, even its detractors will agree that it is probably the most open phone we will ever see on Verizon. There are no guarantees the next Nexus will support Verizon, though I hope it will.
I got the Nexus not only to enjoy and appreciate its pure ICS and 4g, but also knowing that it would probably have a longer afterlife than most other phones.
The modibility and developer support allowed the original droid to see countless updates after it was deemed officially obsolete.
If Verizon doesn't get another Nexus right away, or ever again, I am hoping the Nexus will continue to see many updates, official or otherwise.
I know it;s not a perfect phone, but I can say without a doubt that I would definitely get it again if given the chance.
I have Unlimited Data and have seen the power and speed of 4g. It would be stupid for me to consider leaving Verizon for any other Nexus on another network.
I also believe that, in spite of any faults it has, even its detractors will agree that it is probably the most open phone we will ever see on Verizon. There are no guarantees the next Nexus will support Verizon, though I hope it will.
I got the Nexus not only to enjoy and appreciate its pure ICS and 4g, but also knowing that it would probably have a longer afterlife than most other phones.
The modibility and developer support allowed the original droid to see countless updates after it was deemed officially obsolete.
If Verizon doesn't get another Nexus right away, or ever again, I am hoping the Nexus will continue to see many updates, official or otherwise.
I know it;s not a perfect phone, but I can say without a doubt that I would definitely get it again if given the chance.
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