A free Nokia Lumia 800, live the amazing everyday
Early this year - In 2011 – Nokia promised that its Launchpad / Champion / PRO members, will receive a full free of charge brand new Nokia E7, and also a full free of charge brand new Windows Phone Nokia device when they were made available.
And in Nokia World 2011, Marco Argenti SVP of Developer and Marketplace at Nokia, announced that Nokia will give away 25.000 Nokia Lumia 800 Windows Phone to Developers around the world, in the hopes that they will inspire a new generation of applications.
"Nokia executive Marco Argenti announced that Nokia will give away 25.000 Nokia Lumia 800 Windows Phone to Developers."
And as Nokia fulfilled its promise, and shipped a full free of charge Nokia E7 to its developers around the world; Now Nokia started to contact its eligible developers via emails, to fill-in the needed information to receive the Nokia amazing gift Nokia Lumia 800, full free of charge too.
Nokia Lumia 800 shipment boxes, ready to get shipped to Nokia developers around the world.
So, what are you waiting for, go check your emails and get back here to share your happy news with us.
About Nokia Lumia 800
Nokia’s Lumia 800 device is the company’s “first real Windows Phone” . The device features a 3.7 inch AMOLED ClearBlack curved display blending seamlessly into the reduced body design, and a 1.4 GHz processor with hardware acceleration and a graphics processor. Nokia has also included several unique applications for its first Windows Phone offering. Nokia Drive, Music, Maps and Store applications are all available on the Lumia 800. The applications are exclusive to Nokia’s Windows Phone devices.
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