WTH AT&T?? (Android selection)

[Scottie137]

So Verizon just pumped out three high end Android phones in the last three weeks or so (Razr, Nexus, Rezound). The LTE version of the SII and the Vivid are decent phones but not in the same league as what Verizon is offering. My wife travels internationally quite a bit for work so prefers AT&T. I can switch but then we lose the family plan savings. Will AT&T start leveraging Android devices to a greater extent with its LTE network, or do I need to consider a move to Verizon???

 

[james515]

there will be some new LTE devices soon on at&t besides what they just announced

James

 

[mongstradamus]

So Verizon just pumped out three high end Android phones in the last three weeks or so (Razr, Nexus, Rezound). The LTE version of the SII and the Vivid are decent phones but not in the same league as what Verizon is offering. My wife travels internationally quite a bit for work so prefers AT&T. I can switch but then we lose the family plan savings. Will AT&T start leveraging Android devices to a greater extent with its LTE network, or do I need to consider a move to Verizon???

Once my contract is up in July I will have to decide if att has lte in my area and lte and ics phone I may stick with them if not I will have to think of making jump to vzw

 

[Scottie137]

there will be some new LTE devices soon on at&t besides what they just announced

James

Links? I have scoured the internet for rumors related to Android releases on ATT and all I find are the references to the Skyrocket, Vivid and the mid level phones they announced a few weeks ago. Will HTC bring something akin to the Rezound?

 

[Rico ANDROID]

So Verizon just pumped out three high end Android phones in the last three weeks or so (Razr, Nexus, Rezound). The LTE version of the SII and the Vivid are decent phones but not in the same league as what Verizon is offering. My wife travels internationally quite a bit for work so prefers AT&T. I can switch but then we lose the family plan savings. Will AT&T start leveraging Android devices to a greater extent with its LTE network, or do I need to consider a move to Verizon???

ASS long as att got her head buried deep in the ground (all up steve jobs butt)...the answer would be .. no.. icrap still got att locked.

JOkes aside, it would be nice to see more android devices and i think now that sprint has gotten the iphone, Att might start focusing more on catching up with the rest of the carriers and start releasing more selections of androids.