the irony, T-Mobile was fine on that front until the CEO started to boast the they would 'change the mobile landscape with a the no-network' Not that they were

the irony, T-Mobile was fine on that front until the CEO started to boast the they would 'change the mobile landscape with a the no-network' Not that they were better in any way... I remember buying the first nexus, they actually had "verizon, AT&T, unlocked" then you read the unlocked fine print "only works with t-mobile frequencies"... so you were basically buying a phone that only worked with t-mobile 3G but without the subsidies. well technically you weren't tied to a contract, yet.