Windows Phone 7.8 present on the Nokia servers but not yet official

The updated Windows Phone 7.8 for the first generation of smartphones Lumia is not yet available but it is very far and is already present on the Nokia servers. Generation of smartphones running Windows Phone 7 will not skip under Windows Phone 8 due to changes introduced with the new hardware platform but will be entitled to update Windows Phone 7.8 will bring some items that will be most visible the new home screen even more customizable. The official launch of Windows Phone 8, bit of information was given about the availability of Windows Phone 7.8, before it is confirmed that it will be available by early 2013. As a sign of this availability in the short term, firmware Windows Phone 7.8 is already located on servers of Nokia Lumia smartphones for the first.

The tool firmware NaviFirm research do show a build for 8858 declined Lumia various models and variants corresponding to European and Asian markets. It allows to confirm that the Lumia 510, 610, 710, 800 and 900 will soon be right. It is in principle possible to download the firmware from NaviFirm tool for the impatient but it is probably better to wait for the final green light from Nokia and Microsoft (which will be soon) to avoid unpleasant surprises.

Reviews: Nokia Launches Lumia 620 On LeWeb 12

NokiaThe surprise for WEB12 was the global launch of the Lumia 620. A new entry-level smartphone with acidulated hulls interchangeable.

Promise kept! Nokia has unveiled a surprise when the Web 12 Wednesday, December 5: The global launch of the Lumia 620. Compact, with a bright and brilliant display of 3.8 inches, the Nokia Lumia 620 is distinguished by its double layer hulls with bright colors. They have, moreover, the distinction of being interchangeable. This opens the product, replace the battery and add memory (SD cards up to 64 GB), plus 8GB of onboard memory. An entry-level smartphone running Windows Phone 8 which mainly target young customers. It should be marketed in early 2013 at a price of $ 259. Cheaper two thirds from his older brother Nokia Lumia 920 Smartphone.

Images of Nokia Ace for AT&T (Lumia 900) leak out again

This is surely one of the most curious cases of leaked product images we've encountered in 2011. Pictures of Nokia's upcoming Windows Phone smartphone for AT&T's LTE network popped up in a Christmas card, thanks to an overly creative Microsoft partner.

The handset, dubbed Ace, is most likely going to launch as Nokia Lumia 900 in regions other than the United States. It will finally bring a front-facing camera to Nokia's Windows Phone lineup - a nice addition to its LTE network compatibility.

Nokia Ace will most likely break cover at CES 2012, which begins in less than two weeks time. We will be covering it live from Las Vegas, so expect an update as soon as we get the full scoop.

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More details on Nokia Ace (Lumia 900) surface

Even more details have become known on the upcoming Nokia Ace (Lumia 900) for AT&T Wireless - less than a week after we came across leaked photos of the smartphone tucked into a Christmas card.

This time, the specs of the upcoming Finnish flagship are almost fully revealed along with a mockup photo, based on the leaked images from a couple of days ago.

The Nokia Ace will indeed be sold globally as Lumia 900. The smartphone will pack a 1.4GHz Scorpion CPU and 512MB of RAM. The display of the handset is expected to be in the 4.3" vicinity, while the battery is rumored to have 1830mAh capacity. The phone is also expected to pack T-Mobile's 1700 MHz 3G band. It will be sold locked for AT&T though.

The Nokia Ace will weigh 160 grams, while having similar thickness as the Lumia 800 at 12mm.

The Windows Phone Mango running Nokia flagship is expected to hit the shelves at some point in March. Rumor has it that it will be unveiled at CES next week, along with another mid-range Nokia smartphone, featuring Microsoft's OS (Lumia 719).

As you probably know already, we will be covering live from Las Vegas, so expect a timely update on the Nokia Ace as soon as we get the full scoop.

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