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@pika2000

Wow, see now *that's* fascinating. I've been using Firefox, my usual browser whenever I've checked and have only seen that error.

Just tried in Chrome - no error (-__- )

Thanks for the tip~

@KGBSmurf

Ha, that was the first thing I (and probably every other PlayStation owner) tried. Are you saying that worked for you??

@gpass

It's pretty confusing but these phones use Band I, aka "2100" aka European spec 3G, which operates actually at 2100 and 1900 (down and up). It seems the downlink frequency is usually used as the label for the band.

In contrast, Band IV (AWS) uses 2100/1700 so I don't know if in theory you could download on T-Mobile with these phones, but since you can't upload the URL you want, it's sort of moot (^_-).

As for AT&T: the two bands are distinct, 850 and 1900 have their own up/down frequencies. My understanding is that which one is in use depends on where you are.

The URL Ruben posted is great, I refer to it a lot because it's hard to keep it all straight.

For what it's worth: there appears to be a AT&T-compatible Mini available (E10a; no Pro yet, though) through mobilecity and negri, for $300... I'm suddenly interested (o_o)

@gpass

Correct, this will not work on T-Mobile USA 3G (voice + EDGE works though). T-Mobile uses 1700 here.

@Mekkakat

I love my W810i so much (T_T )

@Psychosoldier

That was my first thought, and at first glance, it looked like it was working... so stoked! The YouTube experience on the PS3 (where you can watch on a large screen with friends....) has been so shoddy that this seemed so promising.

BUT. While the D-pad mimics the arrow keys just fine, I don't think there's any thing on the controller that maps to "Enter". And I quickly found it's ridiculously tricky to navigate without that. And no hope of performing a search at all.

Here's hoping YouTube engineers address this shortcoming...

@aschettler

Odd, that's what I'd been doing periodically for the past month or so and it always gives me an error...

"Ooops

We're sorry, but we are unable to serve your request at this time.

Please try back in a few minutes."

I don't even know why I try since I *thought* that news article I linked basically confirmed Google wasn't selling it online anymore...

@omegafox

I have bad luck - I was waiting on the Xperia X10 and just recently started to give up on it and lean towards the N1... and now this news makes me feel like I can wait a little longer.. but then, I'm sure something else will come up ( T_T)

@pika2000

Google doesn't sell the Nexus One direct anymore...

http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/14/google-changes-nexus-one-plans-will-stop-selling-handsets-onlin

It's kinda silly that their page for it (http://google.com/phone) doesn't reflect this but insteads gives you a meaningless error...

@Smarty2600

( T_T) I'm *positive* I hit reply to your post above....