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Lumia 950 Coming To AT&T

Oct 6, 2015, 2:31 PM by Rich Brome @richbrome
updated Oct 6, 2015, 3:12 PM

Microsoft and AT&T have confirmed that the Lumia 950 will be offered by AT&T. The phone will also be available unlocked directly from Microsoft.

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5.2" display QHD+ resolution
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thenewempire

Oct 6, 2015, 4:36 PM

bad move

I don't understand why a company who is struggling to get market share with their mobile OS would limit the sale of a FLAGSHIP phone to a single carrier even for a short period of time. Initial release is vital to a phone's success. I will be very disappointed if this turns out to be true.

Rich Brome

Welp, some sources have partially refuted CNET's story. (And CNET has updated their article, removing the word "exclusive".) It looks like it won't be truly "exclusive" after all. We've updated the story to reflect that.

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