Nokia is trying to revive its U.S. business with Smartphone released this weekend that may determine the future of the company. Initial sales will probably trail recently debuted competitors, hurting the ability of the Company.
Nokia's flagship Lumina 900 that runs Microsoft Windows Phone software will begin to sell through AT & T, the second largest U.S. wireless carrier, on Sunday. Sales in the first three months of supply will reach hundreds of thousands, but millions as the market-leading iPhone, according to Deutsche Bank Securities and avian.
"It's going to be an uphill battle," said Matthew Thornton, an expert on avian in Boston. "Nokia brand, but I think it is still known here, lags Apple and even Samsung. I do not see the phone will hit."
Nokia's flagship Lumina 900 that runs Microsoft Windows Phone software will begin to sell through AT & T, the second largest U.S. wireless carrier, on Sunday. Sales in the first three months of supply will reach hundreds of thousands, but millions as the market-leading iPhone, according to Deutsche Bank Securities and avian.
"It's going to be an uphill battle," said Matthew Thornton, an expert on avian in Boston. "Nokia brand, but I think it is still known here, lags Apple and even Samsung. I do not see the phone will hit."