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[Nexus One General] treybomb:
Guess I'm gonna send it in to HTC to be repaired (bootloader unlocked), but would still be curious to do some diagnostics on my own if anyone has any ideas.
[Nexus One General] tjp888:
I was hoping to get some feedback about the Moxier Mail application for Exchange servers. Good exchange support is a must for me and since the default N1 is pretty weak in this area I would love to hear how this app works on this device before I purchase the N1.
[Nexus One General] darkylight:
dear all,

i read many threads on demanding the moxier mail, even i posted threat but with no use, i couldnt find any free moixer mail, i was forced to buy it from market and for that am welling to give it any person who want it but in cheaper than the market.

if any one want the moixer mail back just mail me on: darkylight83@hotmail.com and i'll attached for you.

regards,
[Nexus One General] ydyzzm:
Moxier is the best ms exchanger client I see. have been using it one year already. :)
[Nexus One General] deprecate:
pda net seems to work great for everyone. the paid version allows for https access.

you will acclimate to this :)

install a custom rom/kernel with highmem and you will notice a rather nice difference in avail memory. Perhaps reason enough to root?

everyone coming from an iphone mentions this too.

haha yeah...well, that's att for you. All my devices on ATT drop calls like it's in my contract. At least I'm not in NYC...
[Nexus One General] melterx12:
looks like the diff antenna still has the issue of wrapping your hand around it.
[Nexus One General] jkhouw1:
speed test using speedtest.net:

AT&T 3G n1 using USB PDANet:

--Download 3.10 Mb/s

--Upload 1.23 Mb/s

DROID VZW (overclocked to 1000000 - this definitely speeds things up)

Interestingly i got horrendous speeds just now from VZW. May have to test again later to validate results, but here they are:

WIFI Tether 1x (NOT 3G)

--Download 0.13 Mb/s

--Upload 0.06 Mb/s

WIFI Tether 3G

--Download 0.67 Mb/s

--Upload 0.12 Mb/s

PDANet USB (same as tested with ATT N1)

--Download 0.69 Mb/s

--Upload 0.34Mb/s
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
Thanks for taking the time to write about the ATT nexus one I appreciate it :D
[Nexus One General] tamanaco:
Yeap, keep those details coming... Btw, I'm assuming that you have an AT&T $30 data plan or equivalent PDA Smartphone plan.

Besides the dBm fluctuation changes that you're experiencing with the AT&T service while holding the bottom of the phone... does the phone switch from 3G to E?
[Nexus One General] h2opoloplyr_11:
Thank you so much for writing this up!

I had a feeling that ATT 3g speeds will be unmatched.....but it looks like its sort of having the same problem as the tmobile version with the antenna.

But I still have till monday to decide, I dont want to use up all 14 days to decide (prorated charges) so hopefully someone who was using the tmob with tmob service will be able to help out.

Thank you again, looks like ill have lots of research to do this weekend.. hahahah!
[Nexus One General] damienallen:
Try pressing on the black space between the button symbol and the screen. I have found this works a lot better on my phone.
[Nexus One General] jkhouw1:
re: the 4 "hard" keys

Yes i realized that the touch sensitivity only covers the top 1/2 of the buttons - so its not an issue of how hard you push, but rather an issue of where it will detect input. If you look at where the bottom of the screen starts to curve in, that appears to be where the sensitivity stops.
[Nexus One General] jkhouw1:
so far, it has been far more stable on 3G than my old Tilt ever was. I have yet to see it switch at my house where the tilt always bounced. I keep it in my pocket w/bluetooth to car when i'm driving so when i was driving around, i didn't notice if it was jumping to E - however I assume that this will vary so greatly from location to location any data I might collect would be for entertainment purposes only.

re: data plan - yes I have the data plan with ATT since the tilt was also considered a pda type device. I also have tethering option for an extra $15 which i needed to tether the tilt (well i probably didn't but didn't have all kinds of time to hack that - or interest for that matter since winMo is not nearly as fun as Android) but i'll be cancelling that.
[Nexus One General] craigacgomez:
OP, you got a 2gb card with your ATT N1?? I thought all N1's came with a 4gb card...
[Nexus One General] jkhouw1:
sorry 4gb, but still puny by comparison to droids 16
[Nexus One General] flarbear:
The Droid has 854x480 whereas the N1 is 800x480 so the specs are very similar. But...

The N1 has an AMOLED screen which has a strange sub-pixel arrangement. For each pixel on the N1 it either has a double-wide Red sub-pixel and a single-wide Green sub-pixel or it has a double-wide Blue pixel and a single-wide Green pixel. They do it this way because of the relative brightness of the different color LED cells so that the larger areas on the R&B sub-pixels can match the brightness of the G sub-pixel. This is all described with pretty pictures here:

http://www.nexusoneforum.net/forum/nexus-one-tech-issues-bug-reports/1199-amoled-display-issue.html

Note that this means that it has 800x480 green sub-pixels, but only 400x480 red and blue sub-pixels.

I'm not sure if that is what you are seeing or not.
[Nexus One General] NexusDro:
How's the loudspeaker volume and earpiece volume? Any clicking sound when pressed on the screen?
[Nexus One General] attn1:
New member here.

I've also had my at&t 3g Nexus one for a few hours, and it's my first smartphone so I don't have much to compare it to other than my wife's iphone. I like the Nexus much better. We spent a large part of the evening comparing things, and there just isn't much not to like about the N1. My 3G signal seems to be fine, the GPS is outstanding for a phone, the browser blazes, the voice recognition works surprisingly well, pinch to zoom works great. The only thing I didn't like was having to add an app to get bluetooth file transfers working, but it was workable. I've been wanting an Android phone since the first of them showed up, but haven't been willing to switch to another carrier.

I live in Northern CT, so the network here is not taxed like it is in southern CT, which are basically burbs for NYC. AT&T coverage is fine here, and we're generally very happy with AT&T coverage in this area.

Anyway no issues so far, and there just isn't much not to like, except unsupported media formats like .wmv (in emails) and flash video. But I knew that going in and Iphone doesn't handle this stuff either.

Good job, HTC/Google. I hope you sell bazillions of them for every network.

Does anyone know if we'll be able to root the same way and switch to the same cyanogen roms used by the people with T-Mobile version?

Earpiece volume is okay, but not loud, and loudspeaker volume is a little too low. It's fine in a quiet place, but forget about using the speakerphone in a pizza joint. I tried that tonight, too.

The earbuds are too large to be comfortable in my ears. Music on the earbuds lack bass, and the mic in them is awful. I'll be looking for a different set.

Aye, which is why I ordered a 16gb class 6 number for mine. That'll hold all the MP3s I want to carry with room to spare for a half dozen handbraked movies.

Well, it just pisses me off that at&t refuses to give a discount for customer provided equipment or subsidize a phone without butchering it. So, work out your own subsidy if you're willing to sign a new contract - go ahead and get the hot new at&t phone, keep it in the box and sell it on ebay as new/no contract. Take the profit and use it to buy down the N1.

Also, if you plan to use GPS - it's free on the Nexus - but not on AT&T branded phones. There's a hefty service charge for the use of AT&T navigator. If you're going to use GPS, don't forget to figure that into the total cost of the N1.
[Nexus One General] w00yee:
thank you so much for sharing that ! Just simply want the ATT version :D
[Nexus One General] clubtech:
Just switched from the T-mobile N1 to the at&t N1.

The 3g speed and reception is SO MUCH BETTER! t-mobile should really get their act together.

their 1Mbps speed cap is a joke in the SF Bay Area. i get 2-3Mbps with at&t, not to mention proper indoor coverage.

I am so happy Google is selling the N1 on at&t and soon will be selling it on all networks. it gives us choices.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Let's root our phones. You go first! :D
[Nexus One General] ram130:
I think he was asking when you cover the phone, does it switch to EDGE?
[Nexus One General] ezeddiekun:
I actually like that it is less responsive. I use to own a Droid and the buttons were extremely annoying. Even moving my finger over it without barely touch it, it would still register. Very annoying when your in apps and you accidently hit the home key.
[Nexus One General] wyldtek:
Woah you used to pay extra for tethering? I used to tether a 8525 and a Tilt (and now the Dream and soon the N1) and never paid for tethering. In WinMo you just had to turn it on from the device. You definitely didn't have to pay anything. I even tethered with a non-smartphone data plan.

You are right WinMo is not even close to as fun as Android. I'm slowly converting my friends over. My brother finally jumped ship too.
[Nexus One General] ahfunaki:
Just ordered my at&t nexus one, can't wait to have 3g back...

I wish I would have known this was coming out a couple months ago, lol...
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
Tmobile is great in portland oregon.....
[Nexus One General] jkhouw1:
oh - no it doesn't.
[Nexus One General] Raspster:
So far, my N1 on at&t is not bad. I was surprised in the amount of space left. Only 108mb and I had more on my droid with the same programs installed. Also, some apps on the android market are not available that were available on the market with the droid. Apps like, Fandango and ExZeus and a few others. I may drop the desire ROM on it since it has been confirmed that the desire ROM works with the N1 for at&t so that will help in many ways. :)
[Nexus One General] jkhouw1:
loudspeaker is maybe a hair quieter than on the droid- again sort of seat of the pants (ears) measurement.

earpiece volume seems fine for me.

Havent tested side by side speakerphone call yet. if I get a chance i'll do that today.

no clicking sound pressing on the screen on either phone (unless I turn that on in the menu settings- but I assume meant hardware clicking like loose parts, not a feedback setting)
[Nexus One General] PersonOfKnownOrigin:
Do you mean that the applications are blocked for the N1 or that the apps are Droid specific?
[Nexus One General] jkhouw1:
Neither actually - it appears that they are blocked from AT&T... I think they are available for the N1 on t-mo, and I know they are available for the droid on VZW.

The fandango one is supposed to be generic android application. It smells of AT&T trying to limit their customers bandwidth or something (Fandango can show movie trailers...)

In another post somewhere on xda i saw someone pointing out other apps that were not avail on AT&T. perhaps if someone has a different android phone on AT&T they could verify?
[Nexus One General] :
Odd. Both those appear in the market for me. I'm running CynogenMod 5.0.4.1.
[Nexus One General] awtryau89:
I am also not rooted yet but can confirm multiple paid applications I cannot see. I have previously paid for a Touchdown license, Weatherbug Elite and Taskiller Pro. None of these show up in my paid apps or for re-download on the Market. I haven't looked at Fandango. We need to get this sorted out. Something has to be blocked somewhere.
[Nexus One General] craigacgomez:
The answer is quite simple... the Android Market has not yet been updated to understand the EPE54B build fingerprint... the last build fingerprint in recognises is ERE27 (which is why people with CM/Enom/MCR can see the apps. This cooked ROMs have the ERE27 build fingerprint, though they have the newer ROM parts). I assume that Google should be updating the Market soon, else we need to pester Google...
[Nexus One General] Aesthetics45:
Hey guys,

pretty much decided to get the nexus one when it comes out for verizon. I just want to know if the ATT customers are experiencing any issues with dust behind the screen.
[Nexus One General] jkhouw1:
is the build fingerprint specified in the application) (ie is it something that can simply be changed in the application)? the vast majority of my apps do show up (titanium backup, andriod irc, pdanet, the google apps etc...
[Nexus One General] bugsy:
This thread spells it out pretty clearly:

http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Android+Market/thread?tid=25b86f2ce5166c3c&hl=en

I have two apps impacted by this with the ATT Nexus One. One is minor and I can live without it for a short period, but Touchdown was a killer for me. I contacted the developer and they gave me a license key to unlock it so I'm all good there.

I contacted Google tech support about this as well and they basically said it was a market issue that should get fixed, but to be sure to post comments on the forum. It's hard to imagine that they can't get their code releases synchronized with the marketplace updates! They really need to get their house in order around this.
[Nexus One General] liam.lah:
Re: at&t censoring market. In my country my provider does the same. Another reason to root, the market enabler app is able to fudge a different service provider to the market. You can choose t-mobile for example, and have full access to the market.
[Nexus One General] coolbho3000:
AT&T is not censoring the Market.
[Nexus One General] one028:
3g problem...At&t Nexus

I just got the Nexus for At&t...so far not so good...just realized that I cant sync my calendar with my exhcange server....second problem is that 3g just disappears for no reason and I have no data AT ALL...it comes back after a few seconds/min...but is freaking annoying...anyone else have this problem....?? it doesn switch to Edge it just stops accessing data all together and the 3g disappears next to the signal meter in the status bar...

this sucks...really wanted to like this phone...
[Nexus One General] ram130:
Try a factory reset 2 times. G luck.
[Nexus One General] lightforce:
go to the dialer

type

*#*#4636#*#* then phone information then make sure its on WCDMA Preferred and not WCDMA only. That way it can switch to edge if theres no 3g.
[Nexus One General] loriolus:
Taskiller app did that to my milestone. Uninstalled it and everything is fine.
[Nexus One General] wintersway:
ATT N1

Received my AT&T N1 yesterday and couldn't get my SIM outta my iPhone and into it fast enough! Great forum, did a lot of research here before delivery and it really made the transition easier. I REALLY like this phone and it feels great not to be in Apple's ecosystem any longer!
[Nexus One General] coscom:
Thank you everyone so much for all the info on the AT&T G1, I had another queestion about it and was really hoping that someone here can tell me if the G1 can remote control a PC thought logmein? I am asking because last year I used a Roger's Magic for a while and while I found it's internet browser and data speeds to be wonderfull for normal sites I found that it tended to crash trying to use logmein (I could go to the website and sometimes even sign into my account but whenever I tried to log in and control a PC the browser would crash). Has this been fixed on the N1?

Also from what I am reading in these forums tethering isn't a major issue anymore? Can someone confirm that I'd be able to tether my laptop to an N1 and run logmein (and check my Outlook email) through the tether? I ask because I have to occasionally use logmein for work when I am at a site without internet and need to fix a problem at another site immediately so right now I am stuck on Windows 6.5 (I have a Tilt 2) although I do miss some of the features and the quickness of the Magic.

Also does anyone know if there will be a N1 equivalent coming out with a slide out keyboard? Sorry, that was also something I remember missing when I was using the Magic. Anyways, thanks in advance for any answers and information.
[Nexus One General] Pitnefor:
Got my AT&T 3g Nexus One yesterday.

All I can say is, WOW.

Sooo much better than the crappy iPhone.

I'm experiencing all these new things and features and saying "wow that makes so much sense".
[Nexus One General] tjp888:
I too want to leave Apple's "walled garden". When Apple disabled my GV Mobile app, I realized I needed to get out of the iPhone. Plus I think iTunes is one of the worst programs - ever! I have decided that Android is the best bet for the future. But which phone to get? I'm concerned about the issues with the N1's touch screen. Have you experienced any issues?
[Nexus One General] deprecate:
Mine is waiting to be rescued at the FedEx sorting facility. Today won't fly by fast enough :)
[Nexus One General] h2opoloplyr_11:
Mine is on the fedex vehilcle on the way. I tried to compare the time slips for my tmo version and att version and the att is ahead by 30 min. So if fedex is consistent i should get the phone by noon!! 3 more hours!!!

havent been this excited over a phone since att stores opened up for the 3gs! hahahaha
[Nexus One General] e-dub:
hope you guys enjoy your nexii. second day with mine and I'm loving it!
[Nexus One General] :
AT&T's network is rockin in SLC. This is my tethered speed in my signature. I usually bust 2mbit consistently. I had the T-Mobile N1 and bought a T-Mobile sim card, but I had that weird signal issue, and even when I could get signal, I couldn't break 800kbit. I wish when T-Mobile said it was upgrading their network, that they were actually upgrading it.
[Nexus One General] bugsy:
My screen looks absolutely great. I had the t-mobile version since it was introduced and did have it replaced due to dust under the screen, but the replacement was just fine. My ATT edition seems even faster in day to day navigation than the other one. I don't know if this is due to it just being freshly configured or if the newer software build is faster. Either way I'm loving the phone.
[Nexus One General] mazzarin:
Eh, decent phone, Exchange support still needs work, and the build quality is certainly no HD2 :( Sending it back. Thanks for your reports.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
The radio (not FM) blows. My Touch Pro gets full bars for EDGE and 3G (H) in my house. My Nexus is usually 1 or 2 bars only. This was the first thing I noticed. For the first couple of hours, I hadn't seen the 3G on my phone and was afraid I got shipped the T-Mobile version.

I'm keeping it as I think newer radios will improve reception but I agree that it isn't built as solid as other HTC devices I have. Feels dainty to me.

Battery life isn't the greatest...
[Nexus One General] RiNo808:
Aiite guys add another to the ATT N1 list, just got mine yesterday. Im coming from an Iphone3gs, and a Milestone. So far i like android better then the iphone. Now compaired to my milestone...its dead even...but the one thing i have on my milestone is that the reception is way better, where i get full bars with the milestone i get only 2-3 with the N1...on the milestone i also get H, 3G, and edge...with the N1 i only get 3G and edge...is there anyway of enableing the N1 to get H, 3G, and edge and to help it hold better recepton? I really want to keep this phone and get rid of my milestone but if there is no solution i just might have to return it...help me keep my N1...thanks in advanced.
[Nexus One General] treiz:
meh

I'm having the exact same problem. My Milestone got MUCH better reception. Is there a way to enable the H and/or stabilize the radio?

Other than this the phone has been great! I only wish they had made an announcement, I wouldn't have bothered importing the Milestone at all...:mad:
[Nexus One General] jkhouw1:
the radio may not be as good as the touch pro, but just a note - one of the mags or websites did a study and found for most carriers the bar indicator doesn't indicate signal quality - obviously if you don't have 3g, you don't have it.

Apparently Verizon signal bars are marginally better at indicating signal than others but even then....

This was true apparently for all phones, not specifically N1.
[Nexus One General] jkhouw1:
One of the cooked roms changes the indicator to show H - I think stock it just uses 3G for 3G and for H. maybe one of the devs can chime in on this?
[Nexus One General] e-dub:
you are correct. it would be impossible for me to get the speeds I've been getting on umts.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
True. My concern is the fact I live 1 mile away from the tower. I should be getting so much signal in my house that my neighbor's cat gets excellent reception.

One thing I know about HTC is every HTC phone I have has great reception and as OS's mature so do the radio drivers. Hopefully, HTC will be giving Google the latest radio code as they develop it.

With the Touch Pro we had the convenience of ripping the radio out of all of the variants out there. For a while, we won't have the luxury.

-Mc
[Nexus One General] :
I was going to point this out. People really need to be looking at their phone status db and asu.

The bars are worthless on the N1 in my opinion, it's not until the phone get right to edge of reception do the bars actually go down, and they go down quick and disproportionately.

I've seen reception from about -60db at the best to over -115db when data is about to drop out. You would think maybe at -90db it would show 2 bars, but it doesn't drop to 2 bars until I get to around -102db.

Obviously it's in the device manufacturers best interest to make the signal "look" great. I doubt there is any standard on what the bars really mean.

Other phones that get more bars only indicate that more bars are being painted on the interface and little else.

I'm at -107db with 1 bar, and I can still pull over 2mbit down on speedtest.net. So how good is my signal? Who really knows.

-James
[Nexus One General] McHale:
The Nexus One is my first Android phone (I ran it on my Touch Pro while I waited for a good AT&T friendly Android phone). I hope nobody gets the impression that I don't like the N1. I'm coming from 10 years of Windows Mobile and haven't gotten into the Android mindset yet. But the more I use it, I find little things that make me go "hmmm... that's kinda neat." I haven't rooted or done any hacking on the thing yet. Haven't had a reason to and am just trying to get used to the phone as Google intended.

As far as Android, some things that need obvious improvement, but some things are very well thought out. I like it a LOT better than the iPhone, but then again, I'd take a swift kick in the balls before I'd use that damn thing (and yes I do own one as well as an iPod Touch).

The Nexus One, is a decent phone but I'm afraid that I'm going to break the screen every time I put it in my front pocket since seeing that article. Anybody have any experience with dropping their phone and it didn't break? Would love to hear a lot of those stories...

-Mc
[Nexus One General] rockky:
no way with me.

shipped with Googles latest and best radio (ere36b) and build and seeing blazing speeds here in Chicago.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
Mine did too. There's ONE huge difference between your service and my service (I live about 75 miles SW of you just off of Rt. 80).

I have 1 (and only 1 - with no chance of getting any more) tower within 10 miles of me. You've got 10 towers within 1 mile of you. :) You have the possibility of pulling from several strong towers most of the time. I'm just happy that I have a tower. DAMN happy.
[Nexus One General] heygrl:
The Touch Pro is hardly a reception maven itself, which does go to show how bad the N1 is, regardless of the network.
[Nexus One General] RiNo808:
Well my N1 came with ere54b, dunno if that makes any difference...I also changed my settings from wcdma proffered to gsm auto prl...that's the settingson my milestone with no issue...ill keep you all posted on my findings...
[Nexus One General] ram130:
Whats the different with gsm auto prl and wcdma preferred?