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AT&T Nokia Lumia 900 Release Date, Pricing, and Info

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Here’s everything you need to know about the release of the Nokia Lumia 900 for AT&T. The Nokia Lumia 900 will be available on April 8th for $99.99. Pre-orders for the cyan or black versions start on March 30th. The high-gloss white version will be on sale beginning April 22nd.

AT&T Nokia Lumia 900 Coming Soon!

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AT&T just published the “Coming Soon” page for their Nokia Lumia 900. You can enter your email address so you can get notified when the device will become available for purchase. A good guess would be the week of April 9th.

Nokia Lumia 900 Detailed, Comes with AT&T and T-Mobile Bands

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The Nokia Lumia 900 will be sold globally as Nokia’s flagship Windows Phone according to Pocketnow. The codename for the device is Eloko, but I see several sites refer to this device as the Ace. The 2012 International CES is just around the corner, so we’ll get official confirmation very soon. More details revealed after the jump.

Nokia Lumia 800 4G LTE Being Tested by AT&T and Verizon

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Nokia is currently testing 4G LTE versions of its Lumia 800 smartphone for AT&T and Verizon according to a report from CNET. Windows Phone doesn’t yet officially support LTE and carriers test many devices that don’t make it to retail, so don’t expect it anytime soon. I’m a fan of the download and upload speeds on 4G LTE, but concerned about battery life.

The Unofficial, Unannounced Nokia X7 No Longer Heading to AT&T

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How could a device not officially announced by neither Nokia nor AT&T get cancelled? Today’s rumor is the Nokia X7 is no longer heading to AT&T. Someone familiar with the matter told us the X7 is indeed no longer heading to AT&T, but an unlocked version will still be released in several markets. I wonder how this affects their joint announcement during CES that a Qt-enabled Symbian smartphone is coming to AT&T in the first quarter.

Qt-enabled Symbian Smartphone Heading to AT&T in Q1 2011

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Today, during AT&T Developer Summit at the Nokia Technical session in Las Vegas, Nokia announced two things. Number 1: Nokia extended the deadline for the $10M Calling All Innovators contest to March 31, 2011. Number 2: A new Qt enabled Symbian smartphone is coming to AT&T in Q1. They didn’t name or show this device, but my gut feeling says it will be the Nokia X7 that was leaked a couple of times already.

Nokia N8 3G Speed Test: AT&T vs T-mobile USA

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The Nokia N8 supports WCDMA 850/900/1700/1900/2100. This means consumers in the USA can insert their AT&T or T-mobile SIM cards and enjoy fast 3G internet speeds. To confirm this works, I tested both SIM cards for a speed test. Take a look at the results.

Symbian^3 Device Heading to AT&T Early 2011, Most Likely Nokia C6-01

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Nokia and AT&T jointly announced today the 2010 Calling All Innovators. It’s a contest with $10 million (USD) in cash and prizes up for grabs for developers to create new applications and games for the new Nokia N8 and future Nokia devices for consumers in the U.S. and Canada. If that’s not a clear sign that the Nokia N8 or something similar is heading to AT&T, it gets clearer in the contest rules.

Nokia Ovi Store Now With AT&T Billing

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Nokia and AT&T just announced that customers using the Ovi Store with the Nokia E71x, Surge, Mural, 6650, 6555, or 6350 are now able to purchase paid content by charging their monthly AT&T bill directly. More devices will be compatible, according to the announcement, but no word on when that’ll be.

How AT&T USA Users Can Get a Prepaid Tmobile SIM Card For 3G Usage on Nokia N900

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This is a tip for the USA readers currently under AT&T contract, but want to enjoy 3G data on the Nokia N900. Since the N900 does not support AT&T’s 3G frequency, you have to use a T-mobile SIM card. Tmo’s Flexpay Monthly plan doesn’t require a long-term contract, so you can just get one at their stores without signing your soul away for the next two years.

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