Verizon Galaxy Nexus (Prime) Waiting Room

[Bestphonever]

This is probably true. It was for me, but after using the phone for closing on two years I want the same vanilla Android experience.

I can't blame you, I want a nexus phone because I'm tired of HTC Sense. Hopefully Verizon does the right thing and gives it's customers what they want.

 

[Mr. Poppalopolis]

I thought Google had always wanted the Nexus devices to be on all carriers, and the NS was supposed to be on all, but Verizon backed out at the last moment.

Now I have Verizon, so I really hope they get the NP, but I don't see why they would deserve a shot at having it first. I'm just hoping for a simultaneous launch on all major carriers.

 

[EggoEspada]

I thought Google had always wanted the Nexus devices to be on all carriers, and the NS was supposed to be on all, but Verizon backed out at the last moment.

Now I have Verizon, so I really hope they get the NP, but I don't see why they would deserve a shot at having it first. I'm just hoping for a simultaneous launch on all major carriers.

Reason they might be first is simply because of their 4G LTE network and the large footprint it already has.

 

[rightontime]

As a T-mobile customer i really hope VZW also gets the prime. I'm really pulling for a simultaneous launch on all 4 carriers but there is no way in hell it's going to VZW before it goes to T-mobile/At&T

 

[EggoEspada]

According to P3Droid's latest tweet, it seems VZW will be the first to get it. But there is. GSM variant. So I'm going to assume right off the bat Verizon will get it and maybe Tmobile. Probably some time later, an AT&T LTE variant and a Sprint WiMax (or LTE) variant.

 

[rightontime]

As long as i get it i really don't care. I guess LTE may be the push for it to be on VZW first.

 

[Bestphonever]

Hopefully it has Lte on Verizon. I feel like there's no android phone that has everything. A 4.6 inch phone with dual core, lte, and pure Google would be fantastic. Perhaps perfect.

 

[nemov]

Isn't it in Samsung's best interest to leak as much information about the Prime as they can before the Bionic launches? They want people who are disappointed about the lack of GS2 on Verizon to wait for the Prime.

 

[Slayers]

Well if you think back to when the Nexus S was released, Verizon's LTE wasn't ready yet, at least for phones, since then Google decided to launch the Xoom exclusively on Verizon with LTE, and I think they realize that it's coming up on two years since the launch of the original Droid and we haven't had a vanilla Android device since then.

The Xoom has LTE? pretty sure that they did not launch yet and seeing as Verizon is the only 1 with LTE at this time I would also guess that it is not a Verizon exclusive unit.

 

[FD2]

You can't believe half the stories you hear from people who tweet riddles or half assed info on twitter. At this point tweets as well as blogs are speculating and have no solid info.

 

[EggoEspada]

You can't believe half the stories you hear from people who tweet riddles or half assed info on twitter. At this point tweets as well as blogs are speculating and have no solid info.

If you're referring to P3Droid, he can defiantly can be trusted. He knows people in Verizon, Motorola and Samsung. His team is usually behind firmware leaks and every once in a while drops info on upcoming devices.

Sent from my ADR6400L

 

[FD2]

If you're referring to P3Droid, he can defiantly can be trusted. He knows people in Verizon, Motorola and Samsung. His team is usually behind firmware leaks and every once in a while drops info on upcoming devices.

Sent from my ADR6400L

If you say so. Firmware leaks and having inside information are two different things. I'll leave it on that note.

 

[slimjamm]

According to P3Droid's latest tweet, it seems VZW will be the first to get it. But there is. GSM variant. So I'm going to assume right off the bat Verizon will get it and maybe Tmobile. Probably some time later, an AT&T LTE variant and a Sprint WiMax (or LTE) variant.

^This, and sounds like Thanksgiving will be the launch date. Of course that could be changed to earlier or later date. I'm just excited ginger wireless is getting this phone, worth waiting for!

Edit: Also, P3Droid is saying the model (GT-I9250) being referenced as the Prime is incorrect from what he knows.

 

[bplewis24]

Isn't it in Samsung's best interest to leak as much information about the Prime as they can before the Bionic launches? They want people who are disappointed about the lack of GS2 on Verizon to wait for the Prime.

Not necessarily. If they aren't releasing the Prime until November, that's too long of a wait for most people looking to buy now.

Brandon

 

[irl Panda]

If you say so. Firmware leaks and having inside information are two different things. I'll leave it on that note.

How do you think they get the firmware to use? And why would an incredibly reputable dev lie about something like this? He probably couldn't care less if he's known as an insider, he is a very good asset to the Android hacking world. He's just passing along the info he has about the phone. Besides, most of us vets know it's usually the later release date that ends up being true. The first set of release dates never pan out.

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[FD2]

How do you think they get the firmware to use? And why would an incredibly reputable dev lie about something like this? He probably couldn't care less if he's known as an insider, he is a very good asset to the Android hacking world. He's just passing along the info he has about the phone. Besides, most of us vets know it's usually the later release date that ends up being true. The first set of release dates never pan out.

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Incredibly reputable? Seriously. This is the dude that was telling people to unroot cause the newest software would tell verizon that you had root and your contract would be void. xD LOL. I'm done.
P.S. Wasn't gonna go there but you took it there.

 

[EggoEspada]

If you say so. Firmware leaks and having inside information are two different things. I'll leave it on that note.

They can go hand and hand. You can find certain info in the code of a build. Example would be the carrier and/or the radio it's running on. Also, you would think someone who would have access to something like early software builds, could have access to information on the product the software runs on, no?

 

[huskerkate]

Incredibly reputable? Seriously. This is the dude that was telling people to unroot cause the newest software would tell verizon that you had root and your contract would be void. xD LOL. I'm done.
P.S. Wasn't gonna go there but you took it there.

You're not really questioning his contributions to that Andy community, are you?!?! He's proven himself over and over, and you wanna nitpick?! Maybe you could stack your track record up against his so an accurate assessment could be made among the forum members as to who to believe...

 

[crzycrkr]

How do you think they get the firmware to use? And why would an incredibly reputable dev lie about something like this? He probably couldn't care less if he's known as an insider, he is a very good asset to the Android hacking world. He's just passing along the info he has about the phone. Besides, most of us vets know it's usually the later release date that ends up being true. The first set of release dates never pan out.

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Thank you sir, for saying "couldn't care less." Personal pet peave of mine

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[FD2]

You're not really questioning his contributions to that Andy community, are you?!?! He's proven himself over and over, and you wanna nitpick?! Maybe you could stack your track record up against his so an accurate assessment could be made among the forum members as to who to believe...

Or maybe I shouldn't. Not looking for e-fame or need your vote to be alpha dog. True insiders hit the tip button on the upper right. They don't tweet riddles. This here is why we keep info locked down tight. Enjoy the crumbs they drop you. Butchered leaks that take you to their site and ask for donations on leaked software.