Just a day after unlocked Nexus Ones for AT&T's network came to the market, Sprint Nextel plans to offer the device for a "simple" pricing scheme to be explained later.

This looks like very good news for iPhone app developers. From Apple Insiders report: Apple this week unlocked new tools that allow iPhone developers and publishers to pre-set the release date of their applications and schedule price changes. The new features appeared in the web-based iTunesConnect interface that application publishers and all other

The rumors were true, folks. Sprint just announced that it's getting the Google Nexus One, hot on the heels of AT&T and some Canadian carriers getting their own unlocked and unsubsidized version. Pricing and exact date of availability to be determined, though this makes it sound like it's gonna be subsidized. Full presser after the break. [Sprint] read more

Google's Nexus One is now available in a version that will run on AT&T's 3G network.

Sprint announced that it be selling the Nexus One via the Google Nexus One webstore, pricing has not been announced. Yesterday, Google started selling an unlocked version of the Nexus One for $529. "While a pricing plan has not yet been determined for Nexus One, we are confident that it will be consistent with Sprint's commitment to deliver more value than our competitors and keep pricing simple,"...

Google released a new unlocked version of its Nexus One Android phone that will work on AT&T Mobility's 3G spectrum bands, a move that could spur wider distribution of the smartphone. The Nexus One, which originally was released in early January and which Google is selling through its own online store, had previously been compatible only with T-Mobile USA's UMTS bands as wel...

Now The Nexus One is unlocked, which means you can use it with a SIM card from most GSM operators worldwide. Currently the device is compatible with most 3G networks, including T-Mobile in the US. However, there are some carriers that have different 3G frequencies, such as AT&T in the US and Rogers Wireless in

A version of the Nexus One supporting AT&T's 3G network is now available in Google's Android Store.

I’ve heard that the Nexus One is being considered a failure due to its 125,000 worth of sales.Perhaps there will be a Nexus One sales rise since it is now available for 3G on AT&T and Rogers networks. It is available on Google’s store for $529, but hey, you can also get it unlocked and use it with a SIM card.Anyway, if this deal floats your boat, you should probably let them fl...

Google said the Nexus One is now available from Google's Webstore as an unlocked device without a service plan for AT T's 3G network in the U.S. and on Rogers Wireless in Canada. Nexus One devices can also now be shipped to Canada from Google's Webstore and will work with a SIM from Rogers Wireless. If the Nexus One can find purchase on AT T's network, it may be able to more di...