TechWay

Let’s face it, the Nexus One is a beautiful phone we would all like to use. The phone is already out for AT&T and T-Mobile networks and coming soon to Verizon, but it has no word for Sprint. That’s about to change.  Just a little past a day after the announcement that the phone would work over AT&T’s 3G bands comes word from Sprint that they will be carrying the phone, and that a release date would be announced “soon”. Verizon still has to get their CDMA version of the Nexus One, but now we known that every major US carrier will sport the phone (probably at the same price) sometime this year.

Source: Sprint PR

As if not to add insult to injury for Sprint buyers of the Pixi, Sprint slapped the price of the WiFi-less phone down to a mere $49 after a $100 mail in rebate and a two year contract. The Pixi originally appeared for $100 with a two year contract months after the Pre debuted. The Pre, not the Pixi, also supports 3D gaming and Flash now, making a huge gap between the phones even bigger (and the choice for the consumers even more obvious).

Source: Sprint