- If I purchase the Nexus One at it's full-unlocked price of $500+ dollars...will I actually have to have the phone activated, or have it (rooted, jailbroken, etc.) and/or have a activated-SIM card installed in it in order to just use it's Wi-Fi browser for example??
I'm not ready to switch carriers right now...but I was willing to purchase just the Nexus One right now at full price as long as I know that in the mean time I can simply use the Wi-Fi browser and/or other features on it besides making calls and such.01-12-10 02:35 PMLike 0 - If I purchase the Nexus One at it's full-unlocked price of $500+ dollars...will I actually have to have the phone activated, or have it (rooted, jailbroken, etc.) and/or have a activated-SIM card installed in it in order to just use it's Wi-Fi browser for example??
I'm not ready to switch carriers right now...but I was willing to purchase just the Nexus One right now at full price as long as I know that in the mean time I can simply use the Wi-Fi browser and/or other features on it besides making calls and such.01-12-10 02:45 PMLike 0 - I realize what 'unlocked' means. I think the point I'm trying to make is being missed. I'm w/ Sprint..a non-GSM carrier.
I don't want to leave Sprint just yet..however I want to purchase the unlocked Nexus One to use later if/when I do decide to switch to a GSM carrier.
In the mean time; I'd like to use simply the Wi-Fi browser on the Nexus One...so in order to even do something like this; do I have to install a valid and activated SiM card?? I hope someone sees what I'm trying to ask her; and can answer me according to that..thanks!
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Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com01-12-10 04:58 PMLike 0 - http://wiki.droid-devs.com/index.php...***_Activation
ha, wonder if that will work on the eris. might have to try it.01-12-10 05:08 PMLike 0 - Wait; are you joking w/ the top left, top right thing?? The only reason I'm mainly asking is because I've seen in some videos where the Nexus One's screen says 'insert valid sim'...so I thought this would prevent the Nexus One's Wi-Fi from working or being able to be accessed.
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The Nexus One needs no SIM to use it as a iTouch, I've done it, you're fine.01-12-10 06:08 PMLike 0 -
I just want to make sure it's as simple as this WITHOUT any other tricks/gimmicks..so 1.) I buy it 2.) Disregard the whole 'insert valid sim card' (or similar msg) 3.) Use the browser via Wi-Fi
That's it right??? I just want to make sure before I drop $500+
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