[Q] World travel? AT&T?

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LTE is defiantly Verizon. Also appears to cost $299 (w/ 2 yr. contract) on Verizon.

http://www.slashgear.com/galaxy-nexu...-299-14188245/

Rumors have it going to AT&T & T-Mobile as well.... but those are just rumors.

LTE is technically AT&T as well, at least in some markets, but yes, I've heard the same rumors. That's what I'm trying to pin down, as Verizon's coverage in my area is spotty.

More/New Info:

http://www.gsmarena.com/galaxy_nexus...-news-3289.php

Originally Posted by Swiftks

More/New Info:

http://www.gsmarena.com/galaxy_nexus...-news-3289.php

Lack of AT&T saddens me. Verizon has no coverage where I live.

God damn it, i don't care about verizon and their ridiculous pricing and lack of sim cards. Is this thing coming to T-Mobile?

Originally Posted by melterx12

God damn it, i don't care about verizon and their ridiculous pricing and lack of sim cards. Is this thing coming to T-Mobile?

I know how you feel, I feel the same way
I don't care if the f*cker costs $1000, just bring it to AT&T!!!!

Good news is..... wait for it.....

This info. seems dated, as this phone passed the FCC approval listings for AT&T and T-mobile.

http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/08/g...ing-to-atandt/

So until we get an official Samsung or Google word on the actual carriers, I would just sum up everything to speculation.

The FCC testing reports and official spec sheets that have been floating around show the proper bands for both ATT and TMO. So, you can just order it where ever...

For those that are new to this line of phones, the nexus series has always ended up on all of the major carriers. Just be patient. I'm just as excited as you all are.

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Originally Posted by Swiftks

I know how you feel, I feel the same way
I don't care if the f*cker costs $1000, just bring it to AT&T!!!!

Good news is..... wait for it.....

This info. seems dated, as this phone passed the FCC approval listings for AT&T and T-mobile.

http://www.engadget.com/2011/10/08/g...ing-to-atandt/

So until we get an official Samsung or Google word on the actual carriers, I would just sum up everything to speculation.

Yeah, that's just outrageous. It's typical phone pricing before the phone is actually released. When the dist settles, nothing but good news will come from it. There will be no way that this phone will be over $600. I'm thinking that $529 will be the sweet spot.

This is pentaband phone. I don't know why you need a carrier to have the SGN. I would buy it out right use it whatever carrier your on. Don't need a carrier to subsidies it even though it will be as cheaper way to go.

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Originally Posted by sl8125

This is pentaband phone. I don't know why you need a carrier to have the SGN. I would buy it out right use it whatever carrier your on. Don't need a carrier to subsidies it even though it will be as cheaper way to go.

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Ok, I;m gonna go out on my NooB limb here and just ask...

So, lets just say the Galaxy Nexus goes Verizon only in the U.S. (I don't think this will be the case, but for $hits & giggles, lets just say that's what happens)... I would assume that this Verizon version would be the LTE version of the Nexus. Ok, so since Verizon uses CMDA, I couldn't purchase one at full price from Verizon and just stick my AT&T card in it an expect it to work, could I??

So the other option (in this imaginary Verizon/U.S. only world) would be to order a over seas GSM version, use my AT&T sim card??? If so, would I need a unlock code??

Sorry for the stupid questions... just trying to get all my ducks in a row, so I know what to do when the official carrier info. is released by Samsung. This stuff just isn't my forte; usually just stick to a carrier phone, but am willing to make an exception in this case. Thanks.

Originally Posted by Swiftks

Ok, I;m gonna go out on my NooB limb here and just ask...

So, lets just say the Galaxy Nexus goes Verizon only in the U.S. (I don't think this will be the case, but for $hits & giggles, lets just say that's what happens)... I would assume that this Verizon version would be the LTE version of the Nexus. Ok, so since Verizon uses CMDA, I couldn't purchase one at full price from Verizon and just stick my AT&T card in it an expect it to work, could I??

Not all LTE use the same frequencies just like the GSM issue with AT&T and TMobile in the US or even among some European countries where a 3g phone from one country will only have EDGE in another country even though both are GSM/UMTS. I haven't seen anything with the LTE frequencies being used, but you can easily Google to find the Verizon versus AT&T frequency problems as many have commented on it...prior to the release of this phone that is.

Now, it may be possible for Samsung to include many/all LTE frequencies in one radio. That sure would be good for the end user.