Review: Nokia Lumia 920 for AT&T
Exclusivity...
I was really thinking of starting from scratch with a Windows Phone 8 device, coming from a T-Mobile G2 a few years ago. But I couldn't deal with switching from from T-Mobile to AT&T and paying so much more per month.
When the announcement that the off-contract Lumia 920 was $450, I was ecstatic, but that was short lived when it was confirm that AT&T would not offer unlock codes for the 920 for at least 6-months.
So I ended up buying a Nexus 4, and although it has an okay (rather than great) camera, it's buttery smooth and cost only $350 via Google Play. I may end up giving this Nexus 4 to my wife and pick-up a 920 next year, but only time will tell.
And no, I didn't care for the 810.
When the announcement that the off-contract Lumia 920 was $450, I was ecstatic, but that was short lived when it was confirm that AT&T would not offer unlock codes for the 920 for at least 6-months.
So I ended up buying a Nexus 4, and although it has an okay (rather than great) camera, it's buttery smooth and cost only $350 via Google Play. I may end up giving this Nexus 4 to my wife and pick-up a 920 next year, but only time will tell.
And no, I didn't care for the 810.
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