Android finally comes to AT&T-five times

3. SamTime posted on 06 Jan 2010, 14:33 0 0

I wish all these tech blogs would stop speculating that AT&T *might* get the Nexus One. It's a fucking tease. I think we found out yesterday that AT&T isn't getting it. FMC (Fuck My Carrier)

4. vzw fanman posted on 06 Jan 2010, 14:51 0 0

that's great news for at&t.

5. CRICKETownz posted on 06 Jan 2010, 14:59 0 0

Uh oh...AT&T is getting Shaq (Apple) and Kobe (Google) on the same team. Can the two co-habitate without one wanting to be traded? Guess we'll see...

6. skidodo142 posted on 06 Jan 2010, 15:36 0 0

finally...took them long enough.

7. PapaJay224 posted on 06 Jan 2010, 18:18 0 0

I will reserve my judgement

8. YouLostTheGame posted on 06 Jan 2010, 19:13 0 0

Well this isn't any kind of shocker. ATT had to do SOMETHING to keep afloat, all the while more than likely losing their exclusivity w/ the iPhone. No one knows for sure, but I'd be willing to bet a bundle iPhone exclusive goes. Especially after all the negative press Apple's phone received, being tied to ATT. Welcome to progress (sort of, your network still blows) ATT.

9. Truth posted on 06 Jan 2010, 21:28 0 0

ATT always gets some game changing phone first the razr then the iphone. I wonder what is the next phone that makes waves through the industry.

11. cansler posted on 07 Jan 2010, 02:36 0 0

'BOUT DANG TIME!!!!! I was beginning to think they hated me, their one loyal smartphone user that does NOT have an iToy. I'm loyal mainly because I work there and I can't jstify taking money out of my pocket and putting into any of the competition (I was going to if I didn't hear anything about Android coming soon); but also because I have never had a problem w/ the network including 3G coverage. Price IS kinda high, though, even w/ my whopping 19% discount. ( why not an even 20% or 30% I'll never know. OR, how about free use of our company phones so I don't have to carry 2? Just let us pay the subsidized price for the handset. It would all be just a tax write-off anyways. I mean, we are the ones laying the backbone and network and maintaining it so we can claim the *ahem* nation's fastest 3G network... albeit spotty in coverage.)