AT&T Nokia Lumia 800: new Windows Phone device
According to rumors, AT&T announced the new Nokia Windows Phone at Consumer Electronics Show 2012. This option may coincide with the intent on the part of the Finnish company to produce a variant of the Nokia Lumia 800 with free LTE (4G) exclusively for the U.S. market, of course, in collaboration with AT&T. It could also mean that Nokia is waiting for new updates from Microsoft’s mobile operating system, scheduled for early 2012, which would include, perhaps, their LTE functionality.
It is also conceivable that other major U.S. phone company, Verizon, may enter into an agreement with the LTE. So far, however, the supplier does not appear much in tune with your Windows Phone, except for the launch of the HTC Trophy only. From the beginning it was clear that the only landing to LTE will provide the key U.S. market for Nokia.
Because of significant partnerships with companies AT&T and optimization of new LTE standard, Nokia Lumia 800 may have papers in order to revive the Finnish company, more so when the new Nokia smartphone needs. The U.S. was always far from the possibility of Nokia, but this opportunity could be Windows Phone as a turning point. Not before, however, the first months of 2012.
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