T-Mobile and Nokia have invented journalists to an event a week from today. These companies are doing the best they can to keep the agenda under their collective hat, but word of that street is Nokia Lumia 710 Windows Phone. The Mobile is Windows mobile for mobile users who can use Windows on the phones. This Microsoft Mobile is now in different look and different style in the market.
Beyond giving a date and a time - December 14 at 7pm - the invitation itself is vague:
"T-Mobile and Nokia have something exciting in the works. Be amongst the first to experience it."
Nokia's current focus on devices running Microsoft's Window Phone operating system there is little room for debate on what these two are going to announce. All that's left is the specifies.
Nokia Lumia 710, And More Features:
Not too long ago, Nokia Lumia 710 Windows phone passed through the FCC with T-Mobile's 3G/4G 1700Mhz(AWS) bands. This was quickly followed by rumors that this wasn't a coincidence:T-Mobile has plans to introduce this Windows phone in January.
No Nokia model running Microsoft's new OS has debuted yet in the U.S. So most people in this country are likely unfamiliar with the offerings. Some important details, the Lumia 710 sports a 3.7-inch WVGA (800*480) touchscreen. It runs Windows Phone 7.5(Mango) on a 1.4GHz single-core processor and 8GB internal storage. This phone also has features 5MP camera and provide a good picture quality, 512MB RAM, and a 1300mAh battery. The battery timing is 8 hours. And also you can get your network update on one place and has a very good display.
Extra Possibilities:
Nokia has also introduced the Lumia 800 Windows Phone in Europe. This is a higher-end model that includes a 3.7-inch AMOLED clearblack curved display, better camera, and 16GB of storage capacity.
There have also been persistent rumors and leaks of the Lumia 900. According to these sources, it will have 4-inch display but otherwise generally the same specs as the Lumia 800.
Beyond giving a date and a time - December 14 at 7pm - the invitation itself is vague:
"T-Mobile and Nokia have something exciting in the works. Be amongst the first to experience it."
Nokia's current focus on devices running Microsoft's Window Phone operating system there is little room for debate on what these two are going to announce. All that's left is the specifies.
Nokia Lumia 710, And More Features:
Not too long ago, Nokia Lumia 710 Windows phone passed through the FCC with T-Mobile's 3G/4G 1700Mhz(AWS) bands. This was quickly followed by rumors that this wasn't a coincidence:T-Mobile has plans to introduce this Windows phone in January.
No Nokia model running Microsoft's new OS has debuted yet in the U.S. So most people in this country are likely unfamiliar with the offerings. Some important details, the Lumia 710 sports a 3.7-inch WVGA (800*480) touchscreen. It runs Windows Phone 7.5(Mango) on a 1.4GHz single-core processor and 8GB internal storage. This phone also has features 5MP camera and provide a good picture quality, 512MB RAM, and a 1300mAh battery. The battery timing is 8 hours. And also you can get your network update on one place and has a very good display.
Extra Possibilities:
Nokia has also introduced the Lumia 800 Windows Phone in Europe. This is a higher-end model that includes a 3.7-inch AMOLED clearblack curved display, better camera, and 16GB of storage capacity.
There have also been persistent rumors and leaks of the Lumia 900. According to these sources, it will have 4-inch display but otherwise generally the same specs as the Lumia 800.
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