Rumor - Nokia Phi and Nokia Arrow for AT&T and T-Mobile will be presented on September 5th

The rumors about the new Windows Phone 8 devices from Nokia continue the pour this last week and now information that we are going to bring and unofficial ever to be seen in practice, refer to the content of  Nokia event held in conjunction with Microsoft on 5th  September in New York . The event is now almost certain to be taking part on U.S. carrier AT & T, which has been so far, the main partner for the marketing of Nokia Lumia devices in the U.S. The phone operator, according to recent rumors will present two smartphones, the Nokia Phi and Nokia Arrow, both based on Windows Phone 8.Nokia Phi, as recently confirmed even by the Eldar Murtazin , will be the top model and "Arrow" to be mid-range  device. 

The Leaked Nokia WP8 handset might be previous rumored Nokia Phi

The prototype of Nokia Lumia Windows Phone which we have reported yesterday  may be the previous rumored Nokia Phi. The Nokia Phi codename is not new, this model, in fact was among those reported by the WPbench benchmarks reported in the past month. Now in the past hours have spread new details about technical specifications and the alleged form-factor of the device.

The reference to the form-factor is based on mere speculation and a comparison of the photo spread yesterday and those of the Nokia Lumia 900 and Nokia Lumia 800. According to reports the new source, the screen will be wider than that of the Lumia 800 but is not yet certain that will exceed 4.3 " of the Nokia Lumia 900.

Nokia Phi: Nokia's first smartphone with Windows Phone 8 peeps in WPBench?

A screenshot of WPBench , the well-known benchmark dedicated to all Windows Phone, might have revealed the code name of the alleged first Nokia smartphone based on Windows Phone 8 . The following information must obviously be considered within the assumptions based on the analysis of the screenshot that in addition to the name of the device, also shows the version number of the OS, far enough from the current so as to be deemed a the first test release of Windows Phone 8.