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Google Nexus One Phone is Now Compatible With AT&T and Rogers Wireless 3G.
Google has silently added Nexus One Phone that is compatible with AT&T and Rogers Wireless 3G network.
https://www.google.com/phone/choose?hl=en&gl=US&s7e=
Compatible with 3G on AT&T (U.S.) and Rogers Wireless (Canada)
Supports three 3G/UMTS bands (850/1900/2100 MHz) and four GSM radio frequencies (850/900/1800/1900 MHz)
The AT&T and Rogers Wireless 3G compatible version of Google Nexus One Phone sells for $529 just like its unlocked T-Mobile counterpart.
Google still on track to release Verizon Wireless and Vodafone versions of Nexus One Phone this Spring 2010. For sure some AT&T customer would buy this phone right now.
Would you “ditch” your iPhone for an AT&T Compatible Nexus One Phone? I know this guy just did it.
Iran is reportedly blocking Gmail, permanently.
Iran is reportedly blocking Gmail for good, so the news said.
- Iran suspends Google’s email service | via SlashDot
- Gmail blocked in Iran ahead of protests?
- Iran Mobilizes to Stifle Opposition Protests | via Hacker News
- Gmail Banned By Iran; Is Twitter Next?
Pre-emptive strikes!
Donate to Haiti Earthquake Relief.
There are several ways to donate to Haiti Earthquake Relief.
- Clinton Bush Haiti Fund – http://www.clintonbushhaitifund.org/
- Text the word “QUAKE” to 20222 to donate $10 to the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund, charged to your cell phone bill.
- Mercy Corps via Amazon – http://bit.ly/7vtsHo
- Red Cross via iTunes Store – http://bit.ly/haititunes
- Donate $10 to Haiti relief by texting “Haiti” to 90999. (via Red Cross | AT&T | Sprint)
- Text “HAITI” to “90999” to donate $10 on behalf of the American Red Cross.
- Text “YELE” to “501501” to donate $5 on behalf of The Yéle Haiti Foundation.
- Text “HAITI” to “20222” to donate $10 on behalf of The William J. Clinton Foundation.
- Text “HAITI” to “85944” to donate $10 on behalf of the Rescue Union Mission and MedCorp International.
- Text “HAITI” to “25383” to donate $5 on behalf of the Internal Rescue Committee.
More info from Google.
http://www.google.com/relief/haitiearthquake/
Do what you’re compelled to.
I’ll add more links as I find them.
Google Nexus One Phone: Some Questions Answered.
Google Android Event went without any major surprises. Engadget already reviewed the phone. The pricing details were leaked days before the announcement. There are number of questions about Nexus One Phone that a lot of people still want to know.
Will it work with AT&T, Sprit, and Verizon?
Nexus One Phone is a GSM device and it will not work with CDMA networks such as Verizon and Sprint. Nexus One Phone is fully compatible with T-Mobile network. Nexus One Phone will work with AT&T and Rogers network sans 3G support.
Place an order: Using the phone with your SIM card
How much does it cost?
$529 for a Nexus One Phone
$179 for Nexus One Phone with T-Mobile Even More individual 500 Plan. read more
Will Nexus One Phone support other carriers?
As of now Verizon and Vodafone have signed up with Google for Nexus One Phone.
Where can I read more about Google Nexus One Phone?
http://www.google.com/phone/
http://www.google.com/nexusone/
http://news.google.com/news?q=nexus%20one%20phone
What is the tech specs for Google Nexus One phone?
http://www.google.com/phone/static/en_US-nexusone_tech_specs.html
Anything else?
More info will follow soon.
Google Android Event, January 5th, 2010.
Google is having an Android Special event on January 5th, 2010.
- Ars Technica will be covering the event.
- Gizmodo will also be covering the event – http://gizmodo.com/5440219/
- GDGT will also be covering the event.
- AllThingsD Digital Daily will also be covering the event.
URL to watch:
Verizon Hates Wireless Customer and Google.
The Register reported that Verizon is forcing their wireless customers to use Microsoft Bing as the only search engine on their smartphones. What about the Droid phones? Will Verizon be able to set Microsoft Bing as the only search engine on theDroid browser search box? Afterall, Droid phones are based on Google’s Android platform.
Well, this could be something the competitors can use against Verizon. Thanks Verizon for sending those over-the-air updates to your favorite smartphone.