Nokia said on Saturday, it has fixed a software bug in its Lumia 900 smartphones which went on sale a week ago in the United States, its answer to Apple’s iPhone.
Earlier this week Nokia said its first 4G phone, which it markets with the tagline “an amazingly fast way to connect”, can occasionally lose its data connection due to the bug. It promised to fix the problem around April 16.
The update is now available. Consumers now have the opportunity to update their AT&T version Nokia Lumia 900 software.
Lumia 900 is the third Nokia phone to run Microsoft’s Windows operating system since it ditched its own Symbian system last year, and only went on sale in the United States through AT&T on April 8.
It is due for a wider global launch this quarter. The model won several awards at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas when it was launched in January.
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