The Nokia RM-877 went calling on the FCC the other day, wearing AT&T's LTE bands (2,4,5 and 17). Other modes of connectivity included pentaband HSPA+ / WCDMA and quad-band GSM / EDGE. It also features dual-band Wi-Fi, NFC support and of course, it is Bluetooth enabled. While the phone was unnamed except for the model number, which is par for the course with FCC filings, the device is slightly longer and is wider than the Nokia Lumia 925.
While the first thought that comes to mind is that this is the Nokia EOS, which is expected to be unwrapped July 11th during an event in New York, the second thought that comes to mind is also the EOS. That is because the documents mention the testing of the device with a camera grip, model PD-95G. Also tested was an optional wireless charging cover as well.
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