Nokia Lumia 900 images revealed ahead of announcement

By George Wong on 01/09/2012, filed in Home > CellPhones

Nokia Lumia 900 images revealed ahead of announcement [CES 2012] The Nokia Lumia 900 (aka Ace) is expected to be announced later today at CES 2012, but it looks like the folks over at Pocketnow.com have managed to get their hands on some images of the phone beforehand. Judging by the images, the phone looks a lot like the Lumia 800 (which looks a lot like the Nokia N9). Some differences are present though, with the rear flash on the left of the camera (like it was on the N9) instead of on top of the lens like it was on the Lumia 800.

It has also been reported that AT&T’s proprietary software will be present on the phone, in addition to Nokia’s software (ESPN, Spotify, Nokia Maps and Nokia Drive). Expect more details from Nokia’s press conference later today. Stay tuned.

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