Are you getting the Nexus Prime?

[ibejack96]

Are you getting the Nexus Prime, 3, or whatever else it may be called?

 

[bjones521]

If it comes to sprint....HELL YES!

 

[Korama12]

It's way too early to say. I need to see some firm details first. Also, the 4.6" size has me worried. I know people are saying that it will retain the size of a 4.3" screen phone but... I have my doubts about how that will really work, and even 4.3" is pushing the limits of how big a phone should be in my opinion. Basically, I just need to see it first.

Plus, I may be going the prepaid route when my AT&T contract is up anyway so it may be a moot point for me.

 

[the one and only M]

If its available on Verizon and LTE, then yes.

 

[kuoirad]

It's way too early to say. I need to see some firm details first. Also, the 4.6" size has me worried. I know people are saying that it will retain the size of a 4.3" screen phone but... I have my doubts about how that will really work, and even 4.3" is pushing the limits of how big a phone should be in my opinion. Basically, I just need to see it first.

This. It's like (to me) the people saying they'll get an iPhone 5 when there's (virtually) no news about it at all. I (sorta) understand it, though I think it's silly. Though I guess we have tidbits about the Nexus 3/Prime.

I probably wouldn't get it anyway - I think even 4.3" is too big for my taste. Personal preference. I'm waiting for some solid news wrt pricing and release date on the Kingdom/Hero 4G.

 

[thekarens]

The iphone 5 is more real than the Nexus Prime. The iphone will be out in Sept, but not necessarily on the carrier you want.

The next Nexus will be out eventually, but who knows when or what it will be named.

I'd still like to have it though.

Sent from my HTC Evo 4g

 

[redraider133]

If it comes to verizon than yes.

 

[moosc]

http://forums.androidcentral.com/rumored-devices/106291-nexus-prime-33.html#post1146789

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[lornaevo]

If google gives us some solid information would be awesome.

 

[KiboeTheDog]

i'd rather wait and see, go and play with the display model, when it's out, look at reviews, blah blah blah.
yeah, i don't go by what the store reps or verizon reps tell me anymore, half the time they go by scripted drivel to make the phone sound better then it is.

 

[MikeYasuragi]

I want to see what kind of overhaul the UI goes through first. The clean, catchy look of the HTC apps for the calendar, clock, lockscreen, etc. are one of the big reasons I like my DInc. I've played around with Cyanogenmod, but stock Froyo and Gingerbread just aren't as appealing to me.

Now, if the UI gets a major redesign and looks more like a high-end experience and less like a college computer science project, I'll be all over that.

(Please don't flame me. I just don't think that the UI of many stock apps is very professional or polished, sorry)

 

[Drosul]

I am certainly going to pay close attention to this phone....

My upgrade is early September, which means the Bionic, GS2, and this phone are my main options:

Each has my interest, and I will almost assuredly get one of the 3.

Prime: Has my interest as for all intents and purposes it appears to be a GSII with a bigger screen, is going to be LTE , and has stock Android. This lines up perfectly with my needs/desires on paper. It will need certain things for me to be serious about the phone, however. It can't come out after October, because I'm tired of my BB Storm after my D1 died, and simply won't wait that long. Also of consideration is the feature on the GSII to tone down the color saturation, which the Amoled Screens annoy me with. Finally, I really need to hold this thing as a 4.6 screen might just be too big, when I feel that 4.3 is already pushing it, even if one of the main things I will use the phone for is watching movies/videos during my train commute. Also battery life on a 4.6 is a big concern. Finally at least enough storage space to rival the GSII

GSII: This is my #1 choice at the moment, barring the Prime being released in a timely fashion, or this phone not being LTE. If this phone is LTE confirmed, and the Prime releases at the same time, it will mostly come down to the likeability of the 4.6 screen

Bionic: I don't like the pentile screens. They're too washed out, and -I- can see the pixilation on solid colors. That said, if the GSII does not come with LTE, and the Prime isn't around until Xmas, I will get this phone..

 

[Hmong_Xiong]

If it comes to Verizon!
Gotta get my ice cream!

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[sndplace]

I am waiting to see what will be the full Specs. I will get this phone If the Sammy makes it and If its pretty much the same/better then the GSII. If it is coming out around Oct... December is a little to late with the holidays in the same month. Maybe next year i would be able to get a 3rd line then I'll get it.

Big reason for this is i would be looking into getting a Tablet and next year I think would be the time to get one with Quad core coming. I would then give this Phone to my wife and get a GSIII or Nex4 lol...

 

[Aegis]

There is a good chance that I'll get this phone. It really depends on what is out around my upgrade date. Right now, the Bionic, Dinara, and Nexus look to be prime candidates. The Nexus ranks first for me, as I've always wanted a Nexus phone. I was very disappointed when I couldn't get the Nexus One on Verizon, but I ended up with the Droid, so it wasn't too big of a tradeoff. Here's hoping Verizon can get this phone.

 

[Jalarm]

this time last year we all thought motorola was making the next nexus with a keyboard, Things change, so this is probably not true.

 

[wbonnefond]

without a doubt

 

[Scottatron]

More than likely, but will wait to see the specs first, and whether it will work on my carrier.

 

[moosc]

When u go stock its not very appealing thats why there are themes

I want to see what kind of overhaul the UI goes through first. The clean, catchy look of the HTC apps for the calendar, clock, lockscreen, etc. are one of the big reasons I like my DInc. I've played around with Cyanogenmod, but stock Froyo and Gingerbread just aren't as appealing to me.

Now, if the UI gets a major redesign and looks more like a high-end experience and less like a college computer science project, I'll be all over that.

(Please don't flame me. I just don't think that the UI of many stock apps is very professional or polished, sorry)

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[robrecht]

I want to see what kind of overhaul the UI goes through first. The clean, catchy look of the HTC apps for the calendar, clock, lockscreen, etc. are one of the big reasons I like my DInc. I've played around with Cyanogenmod, but stock Froyo and Gingerbread just aren't as appealing to me.

Now, if the UI gets a major redesign and looks more like a high-end experience and less like a college computer science project, I'll be all over that.

(Please don't flame me. I just don't think that the UI of many stock apps is very professional or polished, sorry)

I know exactly how you feel, but I think a lot of people use their own favorite apps and widgets instead of the stock Android ones. HTC has some nice widgets, but even there, I often end up something else that I like better for a variety of reasons.