Sprint Samsung Galaxy Nexus to arrive with 32GB of memory, not 16GB

7. Allday28 posted on 11 Jan 2012, 09:20 0 0

Yes its the same cpu.. Verizons version is 1.5 ghz, but its clocked down to 1.2 ghz..

17. Orbitman posted on 11 Jan 2012, 13:00 0 0

no, its the other way around: the Sprint version has a higher clocked cpu than VZW and the other versions

19. Allday28 posted on 11 Jan 2012, 15:30 0 0

Ummm no. The verizon version had to be clocked down cause of heat issues..It has a 1.5 ghz in it

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9. GALAXY-S posted on 11 Jan 2012, 09:44 0 0

AGREEED!!

12. kshell1 posted on 11 Jan 2012, 10:05 0 0

im switching to tmobile geting the mytouch 4g until the quad cores roll out then ill buy it out right

14. threeline posted on 11 Jan 2012, 10:56 2 1

Well how much sense does selling 4g phones in markets with no 4g service? How much 4g coverage was there when the Evo 4g was released? People still bought the phone because it's other features, the same reason people will buy the GN before the lte network is mature. As a matter of fact most of us will be buying the GN this summer without lte coverage in our areas buddy. So what's the difference with now or later? Either way 90 % - 95 % of us still won't have lte coverage this summer but we will own a GN.

20. dvancleave posted on 11 Jan 2012, 15:46 1 2

Keep dreaming and hoping for the best. Sprint talks a lot but never seems to deliver. Their promise of "an aggressive LTE rollout" was/is heavily centered on Lightsquared bringing their LTE towers online. Unfortunately it does not look like they are ever going to be able to gain FCC approval.

22. threeline posted on 11 Jan 2012, 21:44 0 0

Like I said, just sell the damn phone now and you can use the money you make to speed up getting denpendable LTE service or LTE service provider.

I dont think LTE is what they are waiting for, I believe they want to release the next Evo first because if the GN comes out first most people who are ready for an upgrade will spring for the GN. It would be a no brainer to me, the next Evo will be equal or a mild upgrade to the GN at best but without the piece of mine knowing you will get all the upgrades pretty quick with the GN.

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15. knights4life03 posted on 11 Jan 2012, 10:56 0 1

Thats y they release the phone when they have full develope lte service.. duhhh

13. kshell1 posted on 11 Jan 2012, 10:06 0 0

sprint sells there high end phones for at tops $200 for new customers and add-a-lines $250 for upgrades

16. ZayZay posted on 11 Jan 2012, 12:21 0 0

Don't you have an echo to go play with?

Also, upgrades and add a lines are always the same price from Sprint, it's when you go to a best buy or something they can change the price like that, or for people like you who go to wirefly or amazon and they do that kind of pricing but not Sprint.

I say $300 to $350 because this is a high end device with something Sprint has never seen before. Why wouldn't they price it that much? They did when the Touch Pro 2 came out at $400.