Sprint March 17 confirmed it would soon offer Google’s Nexus One smartphone to its subscribers, but the wireless carrier did not say when it would begin offering or what it would charge for the Google Android-based device. By throwing its hat into the ring, Sprint is the third U.S. carrier to pledge support for the Nexus One, following T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless. Sprint’s announcement may be a reaction to Google’s pledge March 16 to let the Nexus One run on AT T’s 3G network, albeit unlocked and unsupported by the exclusive maker of Apple’s iPhone.
– Sprint March 17 confirmed it will soon offer Google’s Nexus One smartphone
to its subscribers, though the wireless carrier did not say when it will begin
offering the device or at what cost.
quot;While a pricing plan has not yet been determined for Nexus One, we are
confident that it will be co…