AT&T, the wireless carrier that brought the world the iPhone, is now planning to carry Google's Nexus One smartphone. For AT&T, the combination of two of the hottest smartphones on the market could translate into a sales bonanza. However, will Apple customers turn away from the iPhone for the Nexus One?
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