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ok so SID, not BID correct? Ok, I'll take a screenshot once it happens again

Ok so, Signal Check Pro is saying 1x800 is it telling the truth? How would I know for sure. I have a Note 2 with 55015 prl. Mind you I changed from the 2006 prl and it did not have 1x800. I'm in Los Angeles, if that matters.....

Right which is why I think the Nexus 5 base model will be at least 16 GB.  IMO the base model should be 32 GB with an optional 64 GB especially since SD cards are never going to come into play.

That's what I would like as well no 16 or 8gb. Well google play has alot of music on all access so I'll most likely be fine with the 32gb

???? You said "not meaning Nexus but HTC and LG". Reread the second sentence in your original post again. I think you are confusing yourself.

Lol yea sorry I didn't know it was 32gb for the HTC One. But I know Nexus never had sdcards..... Now I initially thought Nexus also never had removable batteries but I had the Nexus s 4g. My question is why not include at least sdcard does it make the price go up a lot?

But the thing is that HTC and LG with the HTC One and LG G2 are including base storage size of 32 GB.  I don't know what you are talking about.

How the last Nexus was 8gb and 16gb.

T-Mobile launched first with the G1 and followed up with the myTouch. Being first with Android had nothing to do with success/failure of gaining or retaining customers. It's all marketing and the perceived notion that Verizon is the best and only measure of a good network just because they are the biggest and get their way.

Im sorry but I meant before verizon I had the G1 but I get what your saying it really didn't catch on until Verizons marketing and didn't Verizon at first not want the iphone thinking it was going to fail?

I just hate the fact that they don't want to include sdcards and removable batteries. Not meaning Nexus but HTC, LG and whoever else especially if it's less than 32gb. And how they don't want us to choose the size how the note 2 came in different sizes internationally. But I'm starting to like the idea of the Nexus over the G2.

The back side of my one is curved and it rocks in the same manner. An app developer can easily create something that does the same thing simply by detecting what the phone internal sensors are going. This isn't something you need a curved screen to accomplish. So in my opinion the feature is cool but not really that practical like most other touchwiz features.

True but maybe this will give them ideas and I never said I would buy it it was just an interesting read and try on Samsung's part

If you mean if Sprint would have launched an Android first, then they did.... didn't they with the HTC Hero? Or do you mean the Droid branding?

I kinda like it. I mean if the tilt controls are true this is somewhat innovation and yes the comments on the verge are talking whether our qualifies as innovation

So what do you think about th is

http://mobile.theverge.com/2013/10/8/4818572/samsung-galaxy-round-curved-oled-smartphone-official

It has started I was at ralphs when signal check pro said I was roaming on Metro PCS lte