AT&T - first carrier to offer LTE Windows Phones
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During AT&T's CES Press conference, Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer mentioned that AT&T will be the carrier of the first Windows Phone smartphones taking advantage of 4G LTE network. The first model to become available will be HTC Titan II - the successor of the high-end model will now feature 16-megapixel camera. However, HTC will not be alone. Nokia's CEO Stephen Elop announced that Nokia LTE Windows Phones are also coming to AT&T. He didn't give more details, but they will be available later in the day -
Nokia's press event starts at 3pm PST. We expect nothing else than Nokia Lumia 900.
So, the CEOs just teased us, but left the real announcements for later, when the manufacturers will reveal the devices on their own. Stay tuned! We'll cover each interesting phone in a separate news story.
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Steve Ballmer - Microsoft | Peter Chou - HTC | Stephen Elop - Nokia |
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2 Comments
1. -box- posted on 09 Jan 2012, 14:04 0 0
Yippee!! Is the 16MP cam on the Titan II overkill though? Unless the optics are as good as an N8 and without a Xenon (or comparable) flash, not as exciting as it could be
2. Jyakotu posted on 09 Jan 2012, 16:16 0 0
YES.!!! Windows Phone is an amazing OS with amazing speeds already with AT&T, but LTE will just make it better.!
