The $1,200 Red Hydrogen One phone is coming to Verizon and AT&T this summer, but why?
(PCWorld)

Carriers can make or break a phone release. As we´ve seen with Huawei´s debacle earlier this year, selling a new handset in the U.S. pretty much requires retail support of at least one major carrier, namely Verizon or AT&T, and generally both. And getting it isn´t always an easy task.Take a look at the phones that aren´t being sold at AT&T stores (other than the Huawei Mate 10 Pro and P20): Google Pixel 2 Essential Phone LG G7 HTC U11 OnePlus 6 Aside from the Pixel 2, you won´t find any of them at a Verizon store either. And a couple of of them can´t even be used on Verizon´s CDMA network. Yet, both of the biggest carriers in the U.S. sent out press releases triumphantly announcing that they would be carrying the Red Hydrogen One phone when it launches later this summer. That begs the question: Why?To read this article in full, please click here