Nokia Lumia 900:AT&T, Microsoft, and Nokia hero phone

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Released for AT&T, the Nokia Lumia 900 runs on Microsoft's Windows Phone 7.5 platform, dubbed 'Mango', to offer one-touch access to social networks and new features such as easy grouping of contacts, communication threads and Internet Explorer 9. The device can also access AT&T's faster 4G LTE network for speedy downloads and streaming video. The Lumia 900 is designed for entertainment, offering a large 4.3-inch touch screen with ClearBlack display for more vivid colors. There's also a 1.4-gigahertz processor with built-in graphics chip to ensure everything runs smoothly. In addition, users can take photos with a top-notch 8.0-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics. AT&T, Microsoft, and Nokia are aligning their marketing dollars toward making the Lumia 900 a hero phone, a device that's coveted by the masses.Nokia and Microsoft have a very small window of opportunity to make Windows Phone stick, as both Samsung and Apple are waiting in the wings with new devices.One misfire, and Nokia and Microsoft's Windows Phone may not recover in the U.S. If those two companies can't generate interest with a modestly priced smart device and AT&T's biggest marketing push ever, getting positive consumer word of mouth is going to be extremely difficult.

Main Features

• Powered by Microsoft's new Windows Phone 7.5 software -- combining Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn feeds, chat and SMS messages in one conversation
• Large and vivid 4.3-inch ClearBlack touch display for brighter picture quality from nearly any angle
• Runs on AT&T's faster 4G LTE network for speedy downloads for entertainment
• Nokia Drive for turn-by-turn voice navigation available for more than 100 countries
• Xbox Live Hub offers games with the capability to see friends' presence and leaderboards, 3D Avatar control and creation
• Internet Explorer 9 offers smooth browsing, fast performance, support of HTML5 applications -- just like on a PC
• Integrated 8-megapixel auto-focus camera with Carl Zeiss optics and a second 1-megapixel lens for video chat