AT&T Next Up for Google’s Nexus One

Written By
AP
Andy Patrizio
Feb 2, 2010

“HTC, the Taiwanese builder of the Nexus One smartphone and a
variety of other Android-based phones, has submitted documentation
to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that point to signs
of a new and possibly different Nexus One phone for the A&T
network.

“Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) sells the HTC-made phone under its own
brand name. Thus far customers have had two choices: buy a phone
with a two-year contract on T-Mobile’s smaller network for $179, or
buy an unlocked phone for $529 and use it on AT&T’s older, EDGE
network.

“At the launch of the Nexus One in January, Google executives
said they had plans to offer a phone for Verizon later this year.
Verizon, however, is a CDMA-based network, as is Sprint Nextel”

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