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Very detailed article about the possible new Google cellular offering - rgG - 04-14-2015

http://www.androidpolice.com/2015/04/13/rumor-googles-carrier-project-detailed-in-leaked-app-pay-per-gb-unused-data-refunds-in-app-service-activation-and-more/

This is a very in depth article about what Google might have up its sleeve for a new Sprint/TMobile based cellular offering.


Re: Very detailed article about the possible new Google cellular offering - vision63 - 04-14-2015

Sounds cool to me. If the phone is the Nexus 6, then folks will have a "top of the food chain" device.


Re: Very detailed article about the possible new Google cellular offering - macphanatic - 04-15-2015

vision63 wrote:
Sounds cool to me. If the phone is the Nexus 6, then folks will have a "top of the food chain" device.
On a network that only works in parts of the country.


Re: Very detailed article about the possible new Google cellular offering - vision63 - 04-15-2015

macphanatic wrote:
[quote=vision63]
Sounds cool to me. If the phone is the Nexus 6, then folks will have a "top of the food chain" device.
On a network that only works in parts of the country.
I thought they said Sprint "and" T-Mobile? They work everywhere I go. Brothels, Juke Joints etc...


Re: Very detailed article about the possible new Google cellular offering - silvarios - 04-16-2015

macphanatic wrote:
[quote=vision63]
Sounds cool to me. If the phone is the Nexus 6, then folks will have a "top of the food chain" device.
On a network that only works in parts of the country.
Pretty big list of people covered when you look at T-Mobile and Sprint. Both cover the major population centers.