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Nokia unveiled the much awaited 41MP camera phone last month that was being sold via AT&T. The phone received decent ratings from people around US; however, it still isn’t selling like hot cakes. The only thing that has caused the demand to fall is its high price tag.
The phone is available for $299.99 with a 2-year contract, a price in which you can get smartphone that may offer users with better specifications.


According to the folks at BGR, AT&T
has reduced the price of Lumia 1020 to $199.99 with a 2-year contract in some parts of the country – that is $100 less than its original price. The report claims that this price is available at some places in Floride as well as a few Southeastern states. It is also confirmed by an AT&T spokesman who confirmed the price drop and mentioned that it’s a small scale, limited time promotion.
The price listed in the store is still $299.99 but it appears as AT&T expected a little too much from the device. There are no official sales number released as of now but I think the device didn’t get the same response Nokia and AT&T thought it would get. Now, AT&T’s is trying to attract customers to buy the device by offering a lower price, and if the outcome of this promotion is positive, the carrier may extend it to other parts of US. However, no such details are available as of now.
Source: BGR

The news emerges from a Vietnamese site Tinhte, which is well-known for leaking a great deal of information about the Moto X. The site claims that Google will partner with
LG to manufacture Nexus 5 which will be based on company’s flagship device, LG G2.
According to the leak, the device will feature a Snapdragon 800 SoC with a 5.2 inch display and will sport a somewhat similar thinner design similar to the new Nexus 7 with thin bezels on the side. It contradicts the report published by Slashgear  a few days back that  mentioned LG will manufacture the Nexus 5 and will feature a Snapdragon 600 SoC, in order to keep the price level similar to that of Nexus 4.
The front and back side will be made of glass, similar to Nexus 4. This was something that made the Nexus 4 stand out from the rest of the crowd – despite of being easily breakable. Lastly, the rumor mentions that the camera position will be changed in the device but does that means the device will feature a similar camera placement as LG G2? Well, we’ll definitely find it out pretty soon.
There is no news about the pricing details of the device but we do hope that Google and LG will try to keep the pricing down – somewhere close to $299 off-contract. Stay tuned as we’ll share any information we can get about the upcoming Nexus device.
Source: Tinhte