3 LTE-Based Windows Phones Rumored For AT&T in 2012

[Guest]

If true, then in 2012 there will be 3 LTE-based Windows phones for AT&T customers

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[Guest]

They need to get them on Verizon, not ATT! They already have decent phones on ATT, and if they just had one on Verizon I would have probably gotten it over my Droid.

No matter how much better WP7 can be, it can't compare to how awful ATT is.

 

[Guest]

I had ATT for 2 long miserable years, and Verizon is that much better. I am not the only one who feels this way either as Consumer Reports ATT the worst in customer satisfaction while naming Verizon the best in 2011, and 2010.

Microsoft cannot compete only releasing high end phones on the worst national network.

 

[whatisupthere]

[citation][nom]soldier37[/nom]Ha Verizon really that much better, nope. Had AT&T since 2003 never had issues go away troll. ^^[/citation]
I think Verizon coverage is much better. Took a road trip last summer with some friends. 10+ cities on East coast. I always had a good signal with Verizon. My friends with ATT lost data and voice all the time. Just my experience.

 

[bigo65]

Not to mention the fact that AT&T's LTE footprint is considerably smaller than Verizon's.

 

[house70]

Not too interested in the LTE thing, I hope the phones will be available in non-LTE flavor as well. I would like to try a WP7.5 phone (or maybe WP8 at that point) to see how it compares.

 

[3lackdeath]

With WP7 now having LTE capabilities they should now support verizon, in short the new phones maybe on their network very soon.

http/www.itproportal.com/2011/12/08/verizon-wants-4g-support-windows-phone-7/

 

[alextheblue]

[citation][nom]house70[/nom]Not too interested in the LTE thing, I hope the phones will be available in non-LTE flavor as well. I would like to try a WP7.5 phone (or maybe WP8 at that point) to see how it compares.[/citation]I don't really care about LTE at this point, either. However, if a phone has LTE, you don't need a seperate non-LTE model. The LTE model will still work fine on older networks. Having otherwise-identical 3G/4G models across the board would be a headache for everyone involved.

So while I don't look at LTE as a must-have feature, if a phone I want happens to have LTE, there's wrong with that. On a side note, I agree with stm1185. I'd like the Nokia Ace or a similar phone to appear on Verizon as well.

 

[alyoshka]

The only problem that I found with the WP7.5 has been it's need to stay connected to do every little thing. So data plans and connectivity would be a great move from the providers as long as they kept the prices low and in control.

 

[southernshark]

I think when you look at the big picture of the country that ATT has better phone coverage (voice anyway). I lived an Inupiat village for two years and even they had an AT&T tower. No Verizon up there.

 

[eddieroolz]

Question is, are these actual LTE phones or just 3.5G rebranded (yet again)?