New Nexus/Android 4.2 Anticipation Thread--October 29th

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Prototype :ahh:

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Yo what is that? Is that official?
 

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Insurance on the unlock phone from Google if used on T-mobile


Q:if i buy a Nexus 4 unlocked from the play store, is it possible for me to get insurance from +T-Mobile


A: T-mobile---Our insurance partner Asurion will cover for insurance only for this phone. That replaces the phone for loss, theft, and damage after payment of a deductible. we do not have any information on how much that will be at this time, but we know the highest deductible for any phone is $130. Your warranty would be covered through Google directly, and usually is a standard one year. Here's more information about the insurance. Support: Premium Handset Protection (PHP) Overview Hope this helps. :smile: ^ST
 

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Nexus 4 makes more sense every day :takedat:

Google and Microsoft rumored to be eyeing up UK white space for ubiquitous mobile broadband

Both Google and Microsoft have expressed an "extreme interest" in currently unused white space spectrum in the UK, according to The Telegraph. A senior government source speaking to the publication says that both companies see the spectrum as "very, very important." Right now, white space is allocated to broadcast services such as television and radio, but Ofcom has been looking to leverage the unused spectrum for rural broadband access. Although the details of Google and Microsoft’s interest aren’t clear, both could be mulling the idea of deploying free broadband access to their respective mobile platforms.

It’s not the first time Microsoft has expressed such an interest in the UK’s white space either. In June 2011, the company led a consortium of television companies to see if the spectrum could be used in Cambridge without disrupting broadcast services. Neul, the company providing the necessary network hardware, expanded the trial to the whole city earlier this year, checking to ensure that other wireless applications weren’t disrupted. Ofcom plans to open up the spectrum next year, but who will snatch it up remains to be seen.
 
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