AT & T Debuts New Nokia Windows Phone

AT&T introduced a new Nokia smartphone, the second device from Nokia to run Windows software in the U.S. and the first to operate on a fourth-generation network.

Jan 9th, 2012

Wall Street Journal

AT&T Inc. introduced a new Nokia Corp. smartphone, the second device from Nokia to run Windows software in the U.S. and the first to operate on a fourth-generation network.

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