Nexus One with Verizon and Sprint CDMA Through FCC

By on February 26, 2010 in Nexus One, Sprint, Verizon

The version of the Nexus One that will have Verizon Wireless’s and Sprint’s CDMA radios on board has passed through the FCC today.  It carries with it the FCC ID of PB99300, and the T-Mobile version of the Nexus One carries the ID of PB99100.  This is great news for anyone waiting for their chance at a Nexus One on either Verizon Wireless or Sprint.  While the only official announcement about the Nexus One includes support by Verizon Wireless, Sprint users should rest assured there is no reason you shouldn’t be able to use the CDMA N1 with Sprint.  I have even received word that the Nexus One is already in Sprint’s inventory system, at least as a place holder.  The CDMA Nexus One passed through with Bluetooth and 802.11b/g as well.  With this step, the CDMA N1 is even closer to being in your hands.  According to the Nexus One purchase site, the Verizon Wireless version is still on track for release in Spring of 2010.

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  • http://www.trevisol.com Ryan Trevisol

    See, and it’s NOT the HTC Desire! ;-)

  • http://www.trevisol.com Ryan Trevisol

    See, and it’s NOT the HTC Desire! ;-)

  • Manny

    Why would the Nexus One be in Sprint’s inventory?
    I thought the Nexus One was only sold by Google.
    If true this is great news for Sprint.

  • Manny

    Why would the Nexus One be in Sprint’s inventory?
    I thought the Nexus One was only sold by Google.
    If true this is great news for Sprint.

  • jerbear

    Please just don’t skip the Supersonic. I will take the N1 if it’s all I get on Sprint but if I’m gonna finally give up a proper keyboard I would really prefer the 4.3″ screen for typing. I also have been using Wimax here in Baltimore since last winter so a Wimax phone would be excellent.

  • jerbear

    Please just don’t skip the Supersonic. I will take the N1 if it’s all I get on Sprint but if I’m gonna finally give up a proper keyboard I would really prefer the 4.3″ screen for typing. I also have been using Wimax here in Baltimore since last winter so a Wimax phone would be excellent.