AT&T Version

[pearlbrian]

So supposedly the at&t variant of the nexus will show up some time in February with no LTE support. I honestly don't see the point. By then I'd have to think AT&T will have phones with ics, LTE and 720p either out or coming very soon.

With LTE equipped this would certainly be my phone of choice, and I envy all you version customers. I just don't get why AT&T would bother to release it without LTE.

 

[daddyd302]

Because AT&T is still building their LTE, that's why. There's only a few city that has LTE right now. I do think HTC is making one for AT&T that has LTE. I think that will be their first LTE phone.

AT&T HTC Elite and LTE Windows Phone incoming - SlashGear

 

[Hero_Sky]

More money of course

 

[kyler13]

Seriously? AT&T has like four markets with LTE. Verizon turned on their network last December and 6 months later they only had like two LTE handsets. In actuality, the GN has been in development for some time and they probably weren't prepared to develop a LTE/GSM version based on lack of global demand (at the time).

 

[pearlbrian]

Seriously? AT&T has like four markets with LTE. Verizon turned on their network last December and 6 months later they only had like two LTE handsets. In actuality, the GN has been in development for some time and they probably weren't prepared to develop a LTE/GSM version based on lack of global demand (at the time).

Actually, it's 15.
AT&T expanding LTE to 15 markets on November 20th -- Engadget

And I would gather that by the time the Nexus makes its way to AT&T more will have launched. In addition, I live in one of the markets where it's already live. Just saying, for me the phone won't be worth it.