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I have owned and absolutely loved my Lumia 822 and now my Lumia 735. I have been waiting wit bated breathe for the Lumia 950 xl. I figure if the phones that I have been using for the last 2 1/2 years are considered mid level, then high end has to be off the hook. Now I read that VERIZON may not support a flagship WP 10 at all. If that is the case I would seriously consider switching carriers.
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We want you to have a device that best suits you, WP10_950xl. We have a great lineup of devices and are sure we can find one that does what you are looking for it to do. We don’t want you to leave us, as we value our customers. How do you use your current device? What are you hoping to do with your new one?
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I think it's funny that you can help him out when he's unhappy about his S4 but you can't help any of us out when we want a high end Windows Phone.
I also think it's funny that VWCS monitors every thread but only chimes in when it doesn't relate to the subject. It shows that their definitely listening, just simply not caring.
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They already said to be said. The fact remains MS said they didn't talk to anyone but AT&T in the US market and they are doing a limited release in the short term. You guys already had your answer for a long while now. Either you move to AT&T or wait to see what MS long term plans are before moving.
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Either phone can be bought and used on at least t mobile too. It's not AT&T or nothing just cause that's the only company they talked to. Just cause AT&T is the only carrier selling it. Doesn't make it an exclusive. Microsoft is selling the phone too.
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Listen... The fact MS said they are only dealing with AT&T means just that. They WILL NOT talk to other carriers. Just because it is unlocked and can work for another carrier doesn't mean MS is talking to other carriers which matters as well. Without talking it'll restrict things like Wi-Fi calling or even VoLTE which people may want on other carriers and buying unlocked doesn't mean it'll be there without collaboration between carriers and manufacturers.
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FYI Google hasn't and isn't talking to anyone about the Nexus. Wifi calling is really going to be the showstopper not to go to another carrier? Last time I checked Verizon still hasn't added it. So can't be a big deal to any Verizon users. VoLTE is only in large areas where there are plenty of other options that work great. If it's unlocked and can work is a the big thing.
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Actually that's where you are wrong... They are just not selling them and they are in fact talking to them. Apple too through their ADC program.
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There's even source code that proves you wrong and a slew of talks about Wi-Fi calling between T-Mobile and Google since the Nexus 6.
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All I said about wifi calling is that it's not even on Verizon yet. Which I'm guessing we're all customers of. So can't be a big deal to us. All said about the Nexus is that they're not talking to anyone. I've never said wifi calling would work.
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WiFi calling is available on Verizon to customers on postpaid plans with VoLTE Advanced Calling compatible phones within the Verizon Messages app.
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Again for the Nexus that's not true just because it is no longer sold on carriers doesn't mean they are not talking. Project Fi shows a long standing relationship with Sprint and T-Mobile. Even their Google Voice features show a long standing relationship as well.
Show me where Google said they are not talking to carriers. It is already confirmed by MS they are not by their own mouths.
The reason why the Nexus devices are no longer sold by carriers. Logistics. The Nexus 6 was so bad in terms getting it into carrier stores and sold online that they realized the did not have the capacity to produce enough phones to do what Apple and Samsung do.
As for jump. So is leading and owning a car. They are more expensive than buying the car outright. The point is it's more manageable to do so than to fork over outright cash for things. It also allows them to get the latest and greatest every year. Also with potential promotions it might actually be cheaper. T-Mobile $5 lease JOD for example, or even Sprints Lease option would make it cheaper than buying outright and always having it.
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You can go directly to Microsofts webpage or store. They are doing just that and selling them as you say they're not. There is two choices. An unlocked version or an AT&T version directly on their website. Clear as day. The box does included a warning that it won't work on CDMA networks. Now you absolutely cannot use programs like jump. Those programs do cost more in the end though anyways.
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Also the reason Verizon hasn't added it is because the FCC hasn't approved it for them. Also we are talking about T-Mobile, MetroPCS, and other carriers that already offer it. Not everyone is going to be on AT&T and Verizon...
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Forgot to mention. Some people are broke... Some people don't want to spend big money upfront. So without some sort of deal these phones may be out of reach for them. Personally like I said I will get one regardless, but I understand some features will be restricted as long as MS doesn't talk to carriers. It is what it is. Most people will not accept that, and not accept being able to Jump!, not have Wi-Fi calling, or even VoLTE.
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VoLTE? Win Phone X calling is directly integrated with Skype , right on the call/dial interface.
Can't see Google nor Apple doing that anytime soon...
(Yeah I know, not the same as VoLTE. But some people and companies live by Skype and Lync / Skype Biz these days. No one can deny that any other alternative comes close.)
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Go to the Microsoft Store on your Windows Phone and D/L the Windows Insider App. It will give you access to Windows 10 on most windows phone. (I have the 929 (Icon)). Keep in mind that it's still a build versus an official OS, BUT the newest version came out this week and it is Phenomenal! Hands down awesome. So you can at least have Windows 10. As for the 950, I'm considering swapping over to AT&T when the 950 does finally hit. Keep that in mind Verizon. 8 years with you guys (3 were with Alltel, but that doesn't really matter). I'd hate to swap but it's not something that would kill me to do either.
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I have red some reviews on Lumia 950 and 950XL and they say the build quality is not the premium we would expect from a flagship phone.Sounds like they are great mid-grade phones though.
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I'll do a review once mine arrives.
Sent from my Windows Phone
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The look and feel of the phone itself isn't a huge deciding factor...for me anyways. Any smartphone I purchase goes right into a protective case...such as an OtterBox.
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We have 20 business lines and our contract expires in July. We'll probably be moving to ATT \ Lumia 950 if Verizon doesn't come up with a good upgrade to the Lumia icon....
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Then you have to wait for the surface phone and see if it goes here.
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