With Verizon's 822 outselling the AT&T 920 one would think Nokia would realize that giving AT&T any more exclusive phones would be a big mistake. Am I missing something here, or am I just using common sense like I think I am?
With Verizon's 822 outselling the AT&T 920 one would think Nokia would realize that giving AT&T any more exclusive phones would be a big mistake. Am I missing something here, or am I just using common sense like I think I am?
Actually, the Lumia 920 would have sold a lot more if Nokia had actually offered beyond one carrier, and I am including prepaid, postpaid, regional, national, native, MVNOs, GSM, and wait for it...........
The two AT&T stores in my town have plenty of stock. I'm sure they aren't the only ones.They would have not. You can't sell devices that you don't have.
The two AT&T stores in my town have plenty of stock. I'm sure they aren't the only ones.
How is that relevant? It just means AT&T hasn't yet sold all units from the last batch Nokia shipped to them.
How is it relevant? The Lumia 920 is far from sold out. Seems pretty relevant to me. The stacks of Lumias sitting in most AT&T stores could of been sold by verlzon right now.