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I apologize because I can't recall if we have determined if the Moto X is tri-band or not. Can anyone confirm this?

If the Nexus 5 is released on Sprint, what are the chances that going forward future devices will also be launched on Sprint? I don't want a redo of the Galaxy Nexus on Sprint and then Nexus 4 being absent. I think the HTC One is my last HTC handset.

Got quiet over here lol. I have brought this up before on this thread, did anyone buy their HTC One during the $25.00 google play promotion and has yet to receive it? I bought mine and registered it and after a month I got an email saying it was on the way. That email was sent over a month ago, trailing two and a half months and nothing from HTC. Sadly, this may be my last HTC device.

Unfortunately, the way Apple releases their products they always one up themselves, even across their handsets and tablets. I am sure the Iphone 6 is already designed with internals left to engineer. I am betting the Iphone 6 to have a 4.3-4.5 inch screen.

Just to make sure I am reading the report correctly. The note 3 is not tri-band or even dual-band? It is only single band 25 1900mhz?

Wouldn't that be the same minus a little for the apps that use boarders? I am sure app developers try to optimize their apps to give the best image.

Also keep in mind that when watching a video the on screen buttons go away and it becomes the listed 1920x1080.

What type of screen is the Nexus 5 rumored to have? The HTC One in my opinion is a little disappointing when it comes to battery life. I have noticed WiFi drains the ONE more than leaving it on 3g or 4g.

Nexus 4 was good when in idle, but as Robert said above it is horrible when using data such as youtube, web browsing. The high resolution will hurt battery life but how is the Snapdragon S4 Pro in the Nexus 4 vs. the Snapdragon 800 in terms of power consumption?

I can see it now. "Google introducing a new type of storage fresh from their X-labs: Storage Cache. Benefits include EVERYTHING is ALWAYS backed up now more than ever!"...something like that

Those prices are actually cheaper than the Nexus 4 at launch. They were those prices but with 8gb and 16gb respectively. I highly doubt anything bigger than 32, Google want more people to use their cloud services so they can collect more data from our choices and selections.

One would think they would use their name into it like Sprint Up. Not convenient at all. The carriers are making these programs because manufactures keep releasing phones so often. Sprint made the UpgradeNow program when the iPhone 4s first launched and people were stuck on none iPhone devices, it just wasn't advertised and initially only customer care could do it, not store reps. T-Mobile was the first to advertise earlier upgrading and the others created their own version to advertise. Also, how upset do you think people were when the iPhone 5 was announced and they were outside the return period? I remember they were pretty pissed.

Only thing we need now is the ability to easily swap devices such with devices such as manufacturer unlocked versions...which I know CDMA does not work that way.

More like accounting. The math is easy. It is knowing when to add and subtract which can be tricky.

I know, right? I need my own mobile toilet.

Everyone just wants everything in a phone.

This should really help Google comply with HR 5949, should make the NSA happy. leads to HAPPY ENDINGS!? Am I right? Did I win? I pick what is behind door number 2!!!! I don't want a dinner set which is always behind door number 1.

I don't think everyone understand all the benefits of NV and how it offloads or penetrates depending on the users connectivity. For those who do not fully understand how network vision works. 800mhz is for far distance and deep in building coverage. As you get closer to a cell site or closer to the walls of the building your 800mhz connection will increase and once close enough you will be switched to the 1900mhz range. Once you are super close to the walls in the build or outdoors, or very close to a cell site while in doors the cell site will connect you to the 2500mhz. This out door 2500mhz frequency has a huge advantage when it comes to say the world series, superbowl, or any other large out door events because the 2500mhz range has a large capacity which means less network congestion which equals greater or consistent usable speeds.

They are probably trying to create one version of the phone to be sold in multiple countries. I briefly experienced the Nexus 4 and I liked it a lot better than the EVO LTE. If this phone comes to actuality with a decent price tag off contract I will be getting it for sure. My HTC One will be up for sale already!

Purchasing through T-Mobile was a rip off. Google sold the Nexus 4 for 349.99 no contract, on the other hand T-Mobile said if you don't want a contract through us is 579.99(price maybe 20.00 cheaper). The way CDMA works sprint and Verizon both have more control on who the retailer is and usually only approves the devices to be sold at around 549.99 unless it is with a two year contract.

I would have to agree with you 100%.

Those features along with the HTC scribe. Scribe is a must must. Yup two musts.

I read the news about the Nexus 5... and I JIZZ IN MY PANTS!

I try not to give in to the beliefs of weird things that sound very conspiracy like. I always knew the internet was scanned for key words and such since 9/11. I am sure most of it was in the name of National Security, but it is kind of crazy how Google, Facebook, and now At&t are selling our browsing history to allow companies to better advertise to us. Call me crazy, but I feel these are the first steps to a Skynet type software. "Oh, you googled a tv, let me show you all these other tv's with similar features and sized." "Oh a human got mad his computer kept crazy so he threw it out of his window, all humans must be against machines. Activate all 'google controlled cars, trucks, plans, etc.'" I know it is a long shot but I can't help but think if we do not control how smart our software gets this "software evolution" will take place.

I would have never thought that all texts were scanned or the FBI would be able to get whole of data from Apple/Google/Microsoft so easily without a sufficient court order. That shows how naive I am/was.