squire777
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I think at this point it's safe to say that a phone for Verizon won't be announced at MWC but rather at another date. I just hope people won't flip out too much when nothing for Verizon is announced at MWC.
But when? And why not at MWC?I think at this point it's safe to say that a phone for Verizon won't be announced at MWC but rather at another date. I just hope people won't flip out too much when nothing for Verizon is announced at MWC.
But when? And why not at MWC?
OK, my upgrade date is February 28. I'm with Verizon, and I've been batting around the 8X vs. 822. Will have to keep this in mind this week....
Personally, I HATE the 4+" phablets. I like something smaller that I can manipulate in one hand. (No I do not have unusuallysmall hands ;-) ) I just am always on the go and don't always have the luxury of using 2 hands all the time and love a device the size of the iPhone5 or my current Trophy. No EVERYONE needs big, huge 4+" screens. I like the size of the 720 that was just announced, but I am afraid Verizon will be getting something the size of the 920. Bottom line, I need a new device as my Trophy is dieing, and I'm willing to consider anything with a smaller screen.
The Verge reported yesterday, that Nokia's next flagship phone, the EOS, will be exclusive once again on AT&T. However, Verizon will be getting a 920 variant in the coming months. I am happy but disappointed in Nokia for leaving Verizon out again with their next flagship device.
I keep asking myself, when will Nokia learn? Just look at Samsung Note 2, the GS3 and Apple's iPhone. Both of these companies release their flagship phones on all the major carriers and are making tons of $$$ for their bottom lines. Nokia is just hurting their company by having these exclusives with their flagship phones.
I was hoping for something special on Verizon but I guess that was just too much to ask for. It looks like t-Mobil will be getting the catwalk phone that has caught my interest. If the Verizon 920 variant is released with most of the bugs and quality issues worked out I will be happy. I am hoping for some minor improvements though such as a better battery etc. Once again being a Windows Phone user on Verizon is less than exciting.
...Hold on, what?
The Verge reported yesterday, that Nokia's next flagship phone, the EOS, will be exclusive once again on AT&T. However, Verizon will be getting a 920 variant in the coming months. I am happy but disappointed in Nokia for leaving Verizon out again with their next flagship device.
I keep asking myself, when will Nokia learn? Just look at Samsung Note 2, the GS3 and Apple's iPhone. Both of these companies release their flagship phones on all the major carriers and are making tons of $$$ for their bottom lines. Nokia is just hurting their company by having these exclusives with their flagship phones.
Nokia's Windows Phone range is complete, now it's up to Microsoft | The Verge
Honestly I don't see why at&t shouldn't get some love they supported windows phone better and longer than an of the other carriers