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Nokia Lumia 920 demand in Australia “beyond amazing,” globally “higher than expected”

November 15, 2012 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

Nokia Lumia 920 demand in Australia beyond amazing
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Australia’s Telstra is reporting that Nokia Lumia 920 is selling like hot cupcakes on a cold winter day. In fact, the demand has been impressive, with the carrier’s rep calling it “beyond amazing.” He/she went on to say that it’s not just Australia where Nokia is selling a ton of Lumia 920’s — globally the demand was “higher than expected.”

Of course, this could be in part due to limited stock, but we tend/want to think that the Finnish company has finally found a killer device, one that will help it get back to growth. Seeing just two handset makers — Apple and Samsung — making most of the money today is kinda boring. We want more action. 😉

And you can get the exact words of Telstra’s rep from Twitter – here’s a link.

[Via: WMpoweruser]

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