While you can buy it unlocked for $530, you will be unable to run it on AT&T’s or Sprint’s 3G network. The Nexus one currently supports the 3G radio frequency of T-Mobile in the United States.
Google recently filed an FCC for a version of the Nexus One with WCDMA Bands I, II and V, which are the bands of AT&T. If you tried to use the Nexus One on AT&T, you will be on Edge, or even 2.5G. BAD!
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A company in China claims that its iPad knockoff is actually the original design which has been copied by Apple. The P88 (The Chinese tablet’s name) has been in the Chinese market for about six months. You can recognize it easily, it looks a lot like a big iPhone.
Xiaolong Wu, president of the manufacturing company, was interviewed by a Spanish newspaper El Mundo. He claims that if the iPad comes to China, “We won’t have any choice but to report them because it will affect our sales.”, the charge being a copyright infringement.
DragonFireSDK has managed to release what seems to be an extension for Microsoft Visual C++, which is really an SDK for developing iPhone apps on Windows. Yes, what you just read is completely true, and 100% working!
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