Rumors have been circulating the past few days that Nokia would be teaming up with T-Mobile to release the Symbian^3-powered C7 -- right on the heels of the Nuron 2's possible cancellation -- as the Tiger. Well, here's some fuel for the fire: a version of the C7 with AWS 3G support and mentions of T-Mobile in the attached user's manual just showed up in the FCC. Interestingly, there's absolutely no sign of T-Mobile branding on the phone itself, but it's possible Nokia's prototype here simply didn't have the final silkscreens applied. Of course, plenty of devices get FCC approval without ever seeing the light of day -- but it's a sign. Who's buying?
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Nokia C7 with T-Mobile user's manual hits FCC: is this the Tiger?
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wish i hadn't gotten an upgrade yet if not...i could have got this... Nokia phones have a high level of functionality.
ReplyDeleteguess this is why the C7 is taking so long to actually ship, it's busy being molested by T-Mobile. Thing is, the N8 has come down as low as $400 unlocked. Might as well get that instead of this.
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