Like I mentioned in another comment, both the Moto X and the LG G2 are great upgrades on Verizon from the Galaxy Nexus.
Part of it is that I don't want to drop any more money on a phone that has a locked bootloader - partly for convenience, and partly because I don't want to support that.
Make sure you take T-Mo for a test drive first, to make sure you actually get reception everywhere you frequent.
I've actually been doing that for the last month with a Nexus 4, and the signal is way better. (Part of that is the toro's awful reception issues). The speed is actually oftentimes better on the Nexus 4 on T-Mobile too - a portion of that is due to Verizon's NYC 4G networks getting overcrowded recently.
Also, I've heard you can sell your unlimited data plan online for several hundred dollars.
Is there a marketplace for this? I'd love to cash out on that.
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Like I mentioned in another comment, both the Moto X and the LG G2 are great upgrades on Verizon from the Galaxy Nexus.
Make sure you take T-Mo for a test drive first, to make sure you actually get reception everywhere you frequent.
Also, I've heard you can sell your unlimited data plan online for several hundred dollars.
Part of it is that I don't want to drop any more money on a phone that has a locked bootloader - partly for convenience, and partly because I don't want to support that.
I've actually been doing that for the last month with a Nexus 4, and the signal is way better. (Part of that is the toro's awful reception issues). The speed is actually oftentimes better on the Nexus 4 on T-Mobile too - a portion of that is due to Verizon's NYC 4G networks getting overcrowded recently.
Is there a marketplace for this? I'd love to cash out on that.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.T...
Not sure if that link will work, but they're going on eBay for about $250