Summary: The Nexus phones were released with the intent for developers to have a smartphone with the latest and greatest Android operating system, but time and again both Sprint and Verizon have shown they can kill that experience and really should not be allowed to sell a Nexus phone again.
I revoked my Verizon consideration for 90 times while I targeted on financing my new AT&T consideration with the Htc Lumia 900 and tried to determine what I would do with my Verizon consideration (buy a new iPhone, Microsoft windows Mobile cellphone 8, Jam Vegetable, or BlackBerry 10 device). The 90 times is up so I just reactivated my service last night, I still have grandfathered endless information, and was offered away that there is still NO Android os Jam Vegetable upgrade for the Verizon Universe Nexus. I now am much more supportive to Jerr Perlow's disappointment with Android os and as CNET's Maggie Reardon mentioned on Saturday there is still now word on when, and even if, Verizon or Dash will launch Jam Vegetable for the Nexus.
Google exposed Jam Vegetable in May and then back in early September the upgrade started moving out to GSM/HSPA+ gadgets. Thus, AT&T and T-Mobile customers are able to experience Jam Vegetable on their Universe Nexus, just as suitable for the Nexus line. The future T-Mobile endless information plan along with a GSM Universe Nexus looks to be an even more eye-catching option now.
I buy Universe Nexus gadgets with the purpose of cheering them and setting up customized ROMs so I do have Jam Vegetable on my Universe Nexus. However, the common customer shouldn't be required to compromise into their cellphone to get technology edition of the os on their Nexus system and the lack of appropriate up-dates through Dash and Verizon is undesirable. Dash and Verizon have proven continuously slowly reaction to getting up-dates to their Nexus gadgets and IMHO these providers really shouldn't be regarded as suitable for Nexus mobile phones. GSM variations of the Nexus also come as exposed so you can use it on any GSM service provider you like, again causing the open soul of the Nexus.
Google exposed Jam Vegetable in May and then back in early September the upgrade started moving out to GSM/HSPA+ gadgets. Thus, AT&T and T-Mobile customers are able to experience Jam Vegetable on their Universe Nexus, just as suitable for the Nexus line. The future T-Mobile endless information plan along with a GSM Universe Nexus looks to be an even more eye-catching option now.
I buy Universe Nexus gadgets with the purpose of cheering them and setting up customized ROMs so I do have Jam Vegetable on my Universe Nexus. However, the common customer shouldn't be required to compromise into their cellphone to get technology edition of the os on their Nexus system and the lack of appropriate up-dates through Dash and Verizon is undesirable. Dash and Verizon have proven continuously slowly reaction to getting up-dates to their Nexus gadgets and IMHO these providers really shouldn't be regarded as suitable for Nexus mobile phones. GSM variations of the Nexus also come as exposed so you can use it on any GSM service provider you like, again causing the open soul of the Nexus.
