Originally Posted by unremarked

EDIT: After looking through the "services" options on my T-Mobile account, I don't see anything about a tethering plan. If other folks could take a peek and let me know, I'll revise that section and make the correction.

Again, since this is the Nexus S forum, the Nexus S, has NO tethering pay plans for T-Mobile. It's included and free. Yes that option was removed on the G2, etc., but again, this is the Nexus S.

Originally Posted by nxt

Again, since this is the Nexus S forum, the Nexus S, has NO tethering pay plans for T-Mobile. It's included and free. Yes that option was removed on the G2, etc., but again, this is the Nexus S.

I'm well aware of which forum I am in and which phone I have.

The option was removed in the G2 and added back in via OTA update, it was also there on the MT4G at launch. I'll admit even setting my device to to show as one of those still does not pull up that option under services. I'm willing to believe that perhaps T-Mobile announced their intention to charge for the service then decided not to.

However, just to point out, the Nexus S/Nexus One are not special phones(as far as T-Mobile are concerned) on T-Mobile's network and thus entitled to special privileges. They are subject to the same rules and regulations as any other phone. In any which case, I'm going to make an adjustment to that section to note the ambiguity.

Is it just me or does the Nexus S seem to be more riddled with problems on release than most other phones? Perhaps it's just because of high expectations after the mind blowing release of the N1?

Originally Posted by PhaedraCorruption

Is it just me or does the Nexus S seem to be more riddled with problems on release than most other phones? Perhaps it's just because of high expectations after the mind blowing release of the N1?

Not really. Every device has it's bugs and issues at release, the Nexus One included. Touch screen wigging out randomly, capacitive buttons misaligned, the relatively easy "death grip," and just generally (at least for me) weak 3G connection. My favorite was when the Nexus One wouldn't send or receive any text messages or phone calls.

We should also keep in mind that Gingerbread itself is brand new as well.

Originally Posted by unremarked

Q: Can we port SenseUI/Galaxy S apps to the Nexus S?
Most likely, no. Those apps typically require the Rosie/Touchwiz framework in order to function. You can have those apps when and if a developer decides to port those ROMs in their entirety.

regarding this...

we might see some ports over in due time.

they guys over at SGS are already in the process of porting the SenseUI
once they are done with that feast, it'll be a lot more doable to bring it to Nexus S

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=788866
and
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=827745 Alpha ready for testing!

Please add "Q: Why do the Cell and WiFi signal icons switch to white?" or something to that effect.

We have 3 thread on this issue and I foresee many more.

Originally Posted by mmas0n

Please add "Q: Why do the Cell and WiFi signal icons switch to white?" or something to that effect.

We have 3 thread on this issue and I foresee many more.

Done so! Thanks for the suggestion.

Originally Posted by PhaedraCorruption

Is it just me or does the Nexus S seem to be more riddled with problems on release than most other phones? Perhaps it's just because of high expectations after the mind blowing release of the N1?

its just the high expectations, the NS wasnt a game changer like the N1 was

After the update I can't download anything from the marketplace. Anybody else have this problem?

Originally Posted by katana24

After the update I can't download anything from the marketplace. Anybody else have this problem?

Can't say that I have. Are you talking about missing apps, or are you getting some kind of error message?