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What kind of phones does AT&T have?
How can I find out what type of phones AT&T offers with cell phone contracts? Are there different kinds of phones for different providers like Sprint, Verizon and MetroPCS?
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AT&T offers phones which cater to different needs of different individuals. For example, for those who just want a simple cellphone to make calls and text with, AT&T offers a range of phones which will do just that, minus all the other thrills and spills. These simpler phones are often available free when you sign up with AT&T for a 2 year contract. For the more technological savy individuals, AT&T also has smartphones which allow one to surf, play games, read emails and even watch movies online, on top of phone calls and texting.
Different providers do supply different models of phones for consumers. The Samsung Galaxy phones are a very good example. While in other countries this is most commonly released as one phone model, in the US different variants of this model are manufactured for the different providers. The phone is essentially the same, but you will be differences in design and the apps provided to varying degrees.
To see what phones are on offer from AT&T, you can visit an AT&T store near you, or check out their website.
Source:
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/cell-phones/index.jsp
Different providers do supply different models of phones for consumers. The Samsung Galaxy phones are a very good example. While in other countries this is most commonly released as one phone model, in the US different variants of this model are manufactured for the different providers. The phone is essentially the same, but you will be differences in design and the apps provided to varying degrees.
To see what phones are on offer from AT&T, you can visit an AT&T store near you, or check out their website.
Source:
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/cell-phones/index.jsp
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