The_Chemist

Yeah, Sprint's voice call quality is really good. In addition, I've experienced HD voice a few times and it is amazing. I wish Sprint would get it to the point where when you meet all the requirements, you get HD voice every time. Now I only experience HD when meeting all the requirements 1 in every 20 calls or so.

That's a good question. Anybody know the answer?

I really hope Sprint will carry the 64 GB version, but I am doubtful.

Do you think that the carrier's supplies will be somewhat limited as well? I'm sure all of us that want a Nexus 6 will eventually get one - it's just a waiting game now.

I read an article that stated the 32 GB white sold out in 20 seconds whereas the blue sold out in 45 seconds.

Well, if that is true, that was good planning on Google's part! Great management!

CDMA is supposed to have much better voice quality than GSM. Do you think this is a CDMA vs GSM issue?

T-Mobile states November 12. I assume Sprint would be around that time just to be competitive.

Really, $99. Geez...

Yeah, I think the entire ordeal was constructed just to create desire for the device. You're correct a "pre-order" is just that - you place an early order and wait and wait until the device becomes available - BUT, you get yours before the real release date to the general public.

Well, my compliments to Google on an Exemplary Pre-Order Launch Day. As AJ pointed out, all 4 units were sold! Marvelous!

No, you can get a new phone and put an app on it that controls your remote starter!

I definitely don't blame you for holding off on buying new phones. Unfortunately the consumers are the new "Beta Testers". The manufacturers slop this stuff out on the market faster than they bother to test it. The consumers report the issues, and if we are lucky, the manufacturer may fix it. I can't believe that LG could not duplicate the GPS issue with my particular unit on its second repair trip to Texas. The first repair, they replaced a board and the screen (which I didn't even think had an issue). It was a real shame with the G2. It was the perfect size for me. Eventually, LG got it sounding pretty good as well with all the updates, but without the GPS it is a no go for me! I guess, I'll use it for a trade-in sometime soon, or sell it on ebay fully disclosing the issue with it.

Looks like Nexus 6 is coming to T-Mobile on November 12. http://newsroom.t-mobile.com/news/t-mobile-to-bring-nexus-6-to-its-data-strong-network-this-november.htm?AID=11031750&PID=6149808&SID=1fbachutd1xar

I have that on vinyl!

I have a Tudia ordered from Amazon. It's supposed to be here November 3.

I gave up! No big blue for me today.

I wouldn't mind buying from Sprint as long as they carry the 64 GB version.

That's funny. Either they have a problem that we don't know about, or this was a tactic to create desire for the device.

The last time I sent the G2 in for repair, LG said they found no problem. I know there is a hardware related problem, as I factory reset the phone and installed nothing and still had the GPS issue. To answer your question. I don't know if ZVE did anything. My G2 is still in the box that LG shipped it back to me in. I loved the G2, but gave up on it. I am using a G3 now that has a fantastic GPS. Tried to get a Nexus 6 today, but they sold out.

Now they have a message up: "We are out of inventory. Please check back soon". Oh Well, Killed my F5 key for not.

Here is a link to Sprint pre-registration. http://www.sprint.com/landings/nexus6/?question_box=nexus%206&id16=nexus%206 I think all they do is let you know about availability....

That I'm not sure. I signed up with Sprint to be notified when pre-orders start. Haven't received anything yet. My clicking finger is all ready!

I think Sprint still has a direct connect option that you can add to your plan. Obviously the phone must be compatible.

40 Gigabytes is a ton of data!