Will the unlocked Nexus 4 from google play work on verizon's network?

[#1]

cgiron wrote:

Part of the reason I may be leaving for T-mobile...

get your act together, Verizon.

What act are they supposed to be getting together? It was GOOGLE that refused to have LTE on their phones.

[cgiron]

Slowest android updates aren't google's fault, sweety

[cgiron]

perfect coverage where I roam, so no complaints here

[mdram4x4]

hes not talking software, but hardware

lte requies a diff chip and antenna then what is in the nexus 4

[cgiron]

Yes, but when I said "Verizon, get your act together" I was talking about software.  He responded to me talking about software and assumed I was talking about hardware.

EDIT:  I can also argue that Verizon not getting their act together on software updates also deterred Google from adding the hardware, either way, it still works, but thats another discussion.

[demmo86rt]

Maybe if you would have stuck to the topic, there wouldn't have been any misunderstanding.

[cgiron]

and maybe if people used context clues, there wouldn't be a misunderstanding.  I replied to another comment that introduced the slow android updates, this is how a forum works.  We discuss; debate.

[CHRIS42060]

After the way Verizon has slowed their Nexus update process can you blame them?

[CHRIS42060]

I have excellent T-Mobile coverage as well.  My days at Verizon are numbered.  I called to get my ETF amount from Verizon and their employee happily lied to me on the phone about T-Mobile also, which is why my other two lines will be leaving Verizon as well too. 

[cgiron]

look into assumption of liability is what I think it's called. I'm looking into someone taking my grandfathered plan off my hands.  I can keep my number and not pay the ETF.  There are people out there that'll take your plan if it's older or has something grandfathered in.