When last year’s Nexus 4 arrived, it was GSM or bust. Unlike the Galaxy Nexus before it, we didn’t see any option at all for CDMA carriers, like Verizon or Sprint in the States. It wasn’t hard to understand why Google might have elected not to head down that path again with the Nexus 4, as the proprietary pre-compiled CDMA binaries needed for those Galaxy Nexus variants caused big problems with the Android Open Source Project. For a line like the Nexus series, CDMA seemed to be more ...
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