[Q] Where is Nexus S 4G Verizon? - Nexus S General

I see that there is Nexus S 4G for Sprint, but where is the one for Verizon?
Thanks for the help!

You're looking for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus 4G LTE. This is the Nexus S, the antecessor to the Galaxy Nexus

There is NO Nexus S4G for Verizon but you can get the Galaxy Nexus on Verizon
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Rblacula said:
You're looking for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus 4G LTE. This is the Nexus S, the antecessor to the Galaxy Nexus
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Killasmoke said:
There is NO Nexus S4G for Verizon but you can get the Galaxy Nexus on Verizon
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Thanks guys!

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t-mobile nexus s works on sprint?

Quick question and i'm sorry if this has been posted before.
Will the t-mobile nexus s work on sprint? I know the 4g won't because TM nexus s doesn't have 4g.
Thanks for the help.
No it won't work tmobile nexus S isn't cdma it can only be on tmobile
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Galaxy s2 lock screen

Is it available to nexus?
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Maybe I'm working on the lockscreena now but sgs2 is a 6 tab unlock and to me is absolutely hideous lol, I might throw it in for you tho. Check in development for aosp+ premium rom, like I said 2.3.5 update coming soon.
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mine is nexus S not 4g
ancilary said:
mine is nexus S not 4g
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got any nexus devs willing to port my work? The hard part is done just copy and paste
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Nexus 7 4G?

Anyone heard rumors of a 4G Nexus 7? Been debating making the jump to this tablet but I would definitely delay my switch for a 4G version.
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nexus 7 4g / 3g

is there any 4g lte variant of nexus 7 ???
just wondering if there is a 4g model available as i saw a advertisement on ebay for 4g lte model of nexus 7
I saw a Google version advertise 4G on the Google play store but I highly doubt LTE would come for nexus 7.
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There is HSPA+, no LTE.
If you want 4g just tether to a 4g phone
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Should i leave verizon for the nexus4?

I love my galaxy nexus. So much in fact i bought an s3 and after a couple of months went back to my nexus.
Is it worth the upgrade/leaving verizon?
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Maybe. Probably. I dunno.
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In my opinion, yes! The Nexus 4 has much better top of the line specs. The specs of the Galaxy Nexus are starting to get outdated. The best part of the N4 is the price.
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Terry_blair said:
I love my galaxy nexus. So much in fact i bought an s3 and after a couple of months went back to my nexus.
Is it worth the upgrade/leaving verizon?
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I would look into the coverage on other carriers first. I love the Nexus 4 but T-Mobile is just awful in my area.
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I would. You would save a lot of money plus the nexus 4 is an awesome phone.
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I've been happy since I made the switch. The nice thing is that with the specs of the nexus 4 it will still be relevant a year from now IMHO. It's not like buying a phone only to have something come out a week later that's better.
Plus I get great coverage on T-mo... better than Sprint and Verizon. Of course that depends on your area. And if you're in an area that has a cell carrier that uses LTE band 4 you can always open that up on the phone. However, the HSPA+ has produced great speeds in my area, greater than 10mb down on average.
Highly recommended phone, so much that I ordered one for my wife a few days ago.
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