By Telecom Lead Team: Mobile phone major Nokia and
AT&T announced the Nokia Lumia 900, the first of Nokia’s Windows
Phone-based range to feature LTE connectivity.
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Nokia Lumia 900 has a 4.3-inch AMOLED ClearBlack “Nokia and AT&T worked hand in hand to bring The primary camera includes Nokia’s exclusive Carl |
Nokia’s third Lumia smartphone, the Nokia Lumia 900
builds on Lumia’s head-turning design on the outside and a rich social and
Internet experience on the inside. People Hub is the quickest way to
connect with friends with Live Tiles for real-time updates and a fast Web
browsing experience with Internet Explorer Mobile.
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AT&T announced a wide range of new LTE based devices
at CES. It demonstrated that it is serious about LTE and has the clout to get
device vendors including Samsung, HTC, Pantech and Nokia behind its strategy.
Impressively, it has also launched a wider range in terms of price points,
operating systems and form factors than Verizon, which launched much earlier.
Verizon will have some work to do to catch up, especially at the low end,” said
Jan Dawson, Ovum Analyst.
However, all these devices are only able to use LTE in
the few markets where AT&T has launched, and in that respect AT&T is
still well behind Verizon. Although it is rolling out rapidly, it has yet to
provide an update on its LTE strategy since its merger plans with T-Mobile fell
apart, and the last available plans suggest it will continue to trail Verizon’s
LTE coverage.
