58 
According to the New York Times, a couple of unnamed sources have tipped them that Nokia will officially introduce the rumoured, and possibly already leaked, Lumia 900 at CES on Monday. But besides being “sleek” and “metallic,” there’s not much else revealed:
“On Monday at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nokia plans to introduce a sleek metallic Windows Phone called the Lumia 900 that will be sold by AT&T in the United States, according to two people with knowledge of its plans who spoke on condition of anonymity because the product has not yet been announced.”
Besides a larger 4.3-inch WVGA display (compared to the Lumia 800′s 3.7-inch) the 900 is also rumoured to include an eight megapixel camera, 512MB of RAM, and a healthy 1830mAh battery.
While the NY Times has catered to its American audience by mentioning the AT&T partnership, we’re also expecting a true Nokia flagship to be announced early 2012 — will this be it? [NY Times via MobileBurn via Dan Seifert]
That design looks a lot like a buttonless Sony Ericsson Arc. I think.
That’s exactly what I thought when I looked at the pic.
Also, I hope metallic doesn’t equate to plastic painted to look like metal (N70 anyone?)
Heads up: The 900 looks like the 800 but no curved screen..
Too many phones seem to have allot of space above the screen and below the screen, it would be nice to see a phone which is covered by almost all screen, a 4inch plus screen in a compact shell would be nice.
That’s what the HTC HD2 was like.
Correct. I did own that in between having a 3GS and IPhone 4. Windows was great but htc touch, the very good screen size made it a nice phone to own..
I don’t think I like this design as much, but maybe I just think that because I have a Lumia 800 and want to enjoy the gasps it invokes for just a little bit longer…
People gasp when they see your Lumia 800? I’m not surprised, meeting a Windows Phone user is a rare experience, like meeting an honest politician.
Seriously though, it’s nice to see WP catching up a bit in hardware terms. I imagine having at least one vendor releasing Windows Phones as their main Smartphone platform, rather than as an afterthought, will help
My windows phone is as fast as my girlfriends galaxy s2 and peoples Iphone’s, seems like they need to catch up software wise, hardware isn’t everything.
Does anyone know what time the Nokia keynote is?