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Yep, it was just the first time I see an item's price change in Amazon so I was surprised. Anyways, thanks JoeJoeJoe for the AT&T link, I just bought 1 from them! I always thought this wireless charging was a gimmick but it is so convenient! Just dropping the phone on the pad without having to deal with a cable etc. (more useful at night...)

Couple weeks ago I ordered a white Nokia DT-900 wireless charger from Amazon for $32 with Prime. I just decided to order another one for the office and saw that the price is now $45? A $13 increase? Why could this be? http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00A3NCBNI/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1384917292&sr=8-2&pi=SY200

Same here. I still cant access S4GRU via tapatalk. I guess I will reinstall.

Where is the supposed google wireless charging pad? It was announced by TheVerge and Engadget the day the Nexus5 came out: http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/31/5051354/google-launches-new-wireless-charging-pad-for-nexus-5-and-nexus-7 I wonder where they got this information because I havent heard anything from Google... Anyways they lost a sale. I just ordered a Nokia one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A3NCBNI/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I dropped my phone (almost had a panic attack) and visually nothing happened. However, I just picked it up to make a phone call and when I put it against my ear I tapped it on the top of the backplate with my finger and I could hear some plastic rattle sound (which doesn't happen if I tap it on the bottom of the backplate). I'm afraid I broke off something on the inside? Or maybe I'm just paranoid after having dropped it... Could anyone confirm if tapping on the top of the backplate (while near the ear, otherwise can't hear) produces some type of plastic rattle sound?

~12.5GB usable free space out of the box. Down to 11.8GB after installing all of my apps. I listen to music by streaming it from Google Music or Slacker so the 16GB version will be more than enough for me (has always been). Of course, this is an issue that's different for everyone.

T-Mobile did the same with the Nexus 4. BS imo. What I wonder is, Sprint subsidizes ~$400 from the ~$600 devices (by offering them for ~$200). Why can't Sprint give the Nexus5 for $0 hence subsidizing $350 (Google Play Store cost). Or going by Sprint's own off-contract cost ($450), why dont they give the Nexus5 for $50 hence subsidizing ~$400 which is the same amount they do for other phones...? Simple answer is because they can but I wonder if there's a more intricate reason?

current: 2007 Honda Shadow and 2013 Toyota Corolla. Both paid for. dream: Camaro SS (accessible in the near future). Actual unreachable dream: lambo

Mine was to be delivered today but UPS delivers while I'm teaching so I called to have it held for pickup. Turns out I had to drive all the way to Homestead! UPS doesn't have a facility in Miami? Anyways, this thing is a beauty. Both the hardware and Android 4.4

AJ, AJ... First, thanks for the grammar lesson :-) Second, you take a shot at everyone so I know you can handle some poking back. And lastly, it must be obvious to you that you have an attitude with everyone. A little reminder shouldn't bother

For a sec there I was confused as to who had the attitude.

Of course not...that would have to be baked into the framework.

AJ just hates GSM.

Around when is it that Google releases sales numbers?

I'd like to know myself. It was also said on the day the Nexus came out (by TheVerge and Engadget) that Google would release a wireless charging pad that day but I haven't seen anything...?