Earlier
this week Nokia said its first 4G phone, which it markets with the strapline
"an amazingly fast way to connect", can occasionally lose its data
connection due to the bug. It promised to fix the problem around April 16.
"The
update is now available. Consumers now have the opportunity to update their
AT&T version Nokia Lumia 900 software," the firm said.
Lumia
900 is the third Nokia phone to run Microsoft's Windows operating system since
it ditched its own Symbian system last year, and only went on sale in the
United States through AT&T on April 8.
It is
due for a wider global launch this quarter. The model won several awards at the
Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas when it was launched in January.
Nokia
is offering anyone who has bought a Lumia 900 phone, or who buys one by April
21, a $100 credit to their AT&T bill. The operator sells the phone for
$99.99 with a 2-year contract.
Nokia
lost the top spot in the lucrative smartphone market last year to Apple and
Google , and analysts said it lost overall top spot in cellphone sales volume
in the last quarter to Samsung Electronics <005930.KS>.
This
week Nokia also warned its phone business would post losses in the first two
quarters of this year as it struggles to revamp its product line to compete
with Apple and Samsung, sending its shares sharply lower.
View orginal artical here- Nokia
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