Nokia just tried to hustle a certain RM-914 model through the FCC, but thanks to an earlier glance at the Fed's Indonesian counterpart POSTEL, we know we're actually looking at the Lumia 520. As the Finnish outfit just announced, that model represents the new low-end of its Windows Phone 8 line, though it's decently spec'd with a dual-core 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, 4-inch 800 x 480 IPS display and 1,430mAh battery. While eschewing LTE, the device will pack various WCDMA and HSPA+ frequencies for 3G, though in this case, we're not looking at WCDMA 900 / 2100 bands, meaning it's indeed a US model. Its next stop ought to be store shelves later this quarter -- followed by your pocket, if the $183 or so WP8 handset rings your bell.
Source: FCC
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Nokia captured the Indian Market with it's symbian Phones & became the No. 1 best seller, the moment other Phone companies entered the market with android phones, the Indians realised that nokia doesn't sell the best phone at best price but outdated phone at expensive price & people shifted their preference and choice from Nokia to other phones which is a very wise decision.
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