Nokia Lumia 920, 820 spotted heading through FCC

The Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 Windows Phones that are heading to AT&T have been given the green light over at FCC and are well on their way to Microsoft's launch party. It's always a quiet buzz when our dear handsets pass through the agency, which provides us with a slight reminder on where Windows Phones are heading and more.

FCC reveals the Lumia 920 supporting both the 700MHz LTE and the AWS-based LTE bands available for AT&T, with the latter also being used by carriers in Canada - think Rogers. The Nokia Lumia 820 on the other hand is limited to AT&T for LTE connectivity, while the Lumia 810 will be deployed exclusively by T-Mobile.

The Lumia 920 and Lumia 820, both 'exclusive' to AT&T in the US, have been confirmed to be launching shortly after Microsoft's Windows Phone event later this month. The former is set to be available on November 4th, while the younger sibling is expected the also be brought along for the ride.

Source: FCC (1 / 2), via: Engadget

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