Nokia Lumia 710 now free at T-Mobile; free cover promotion is extended

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By Alan Friedman

Published: Apr 07, 2012, 2:06 PM

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Nokia Lumia 710 now free at T-Mobile; free cover promotion is extended

The Nokia Lumia 710

The Nokia Lumia 710 is equipped with the same single-core 1.4GHz processor that you will find powering the flagship Nokia Lumia 900 model. Some of the other specs were designed to keep costs down, such as the smaller 3.7 inch display, the 5MP backside shooter and the lack of a front-facing camera. But thanks to these design choices, you can pick up the Nokia Lumia 710 for free at T-Mobile through April 17th. The deal will require you to sign a 2-year contract and lets you save $50, the usual contract price of the phone, and will most likely require you to mail-in a rebate form.

Additionally, Nokia is extending its free back cover promotion for the Lumia 710 to the end of this month. Everyone who bought the phone at T-Mobile since its launch is entitled to receive a back cover in one of the following colors: cyan, pink, white, or yellow. All that is required is for you to give Nokia the IMEI number on your device along with your shipping information. The deal originally covered units purchased by March 31st and had a deadline of April 13th. To submit your request for a free cover, head over to the sourcelink.

source: Nokia via Electronista

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