People
familiar with the matter said AT&T, the second-largest US wireless
center, will be featuring the Windows phone Nokia Ace. Nokia’s handset
will be using long term evolution (LTE) technology. AT&T has been
busy lately expanding its LTE network, and what better way to give it a
spin than through Nokia Ace.
Final details on the deal remain
confidential but sources said it is a go and will likely be priced at
$249 with a two-year contract. Nokia’s partnership with AT&T is part
of the company’s bid to gain lost ground in the smartphone arena, where
the likes of Samsung and Apple have gained a huge following.