2011-02-06, 02:31 AM
That does look tempting, an equal $350, and it seems more appealing somehow. And Index, aren't the manufacturers those who offer the updates to the OS versions made available? How would Google treat the Nexus S any differently if the update (what I presume) comes from Samsung?
Do you happen to have a FULL list of the requirements to be paying the subsidized $200 price for it? (specifically if there's any internet plan requirement)
As it happens for the G2, things seemed incredibly vague on T-Mobile's side until I found this:
Further about the G2:
Do you happen to have a FULL list of the requirements to be paying the subsidized $200 price for it? (specifically if there's any internet plan requirement)
As it happens for the G2, things seemed incredibly vague on T-Mobile's side until I found this:
Quote:For a limited time, when you purchase a T-Mobile G2 on T-Mobile.com or through 1-877-387-4324, you may qualify for a $300 instant discount and a $100 mail-in rebate card.
To qualify for the instant discount, you must activate the product on a new line of service with an Even More™ rate plan on a two-year service agreement. Even More™ Family Plans may qualify for up to five instant discounts.
To qualify for the mail-in rebate card, one of the following is required:
• Even More™ Talk + Text or Talk + Text + Web plan
• Even More Talk with Web service of at least $10/month Please see the rebate form for more details.
The rebate card form will be included with the phone and can be downloaded from http://www.tmobilerebates.com
Prices exclusive to T-Mobile.com or 1-877-387-4324. Tax and shipping charges (if applicable) are extra. This offer cannot be combined with certain other offers. Limited-time offer while supplies last.
Further about the G2:
Spoiler