According to reports, Nokia, the Finnish handset maker, has prematurely shown the Nokia Lumia 900 in a brand new color. The revelation of the white colored phone came in what seems to be a Facebook picture gaffe, in the procedure of apparently giving confirmation that the Windows Phone is launching all over the world (yes, internationally).
Even though Nokia apparently wanted to talk about the Nokia Lumia 800 (in white color), the picture makes it a little too obvious that the phone, which also has a front facing camera, is the Nokia Lumia 900 which was announced in AT&T LTE form at the Consumer Electronics Show which took place at the start of the year.
However, the picture doesn’t shows any AT&T branding on the white Nokia Lumia 900 phone, which has led for some speculations that the company will be selling the phone without LTE however not in the United States but outside of it. That is however not necessarily a bad thing as the phone has many other features to boast, including ClearBlack AMOLDED display and a 4.3 inches screen on board, along with an 8 megapixel camera and a camera on front, which will allow users to video call. Moreover, the phone also has a 1,830mAh battery which is going to be bigger and better than the Lumia 800.
It isn’t clear when the international Lumia 900 will be confirmed even though there are still many reasons why one should assume that the phone might be released and brought into the limelight at Barcelona, by the end of February, which means right at the end of this month, at the much anticipated Mobile World Congress. Some retailers in the United Kingdom have listed the phone to be available in June.
Some other talks circling the internet suggest that an improved Nokia Lumia 910, which will have a 12 megapixel camera on board, will be released in May 2012 but there are still lack of details for now.
