While not without its own troubles, Nokia does have some good news despite lowering projected performance outlook. The company announced that it has sold 2 million Lumia devices in Q1, with a substantial number of Lumia activations each month since the launch of the handset line in November.
The Lumia 900 just went on sale in the US this week, which means we’ll likely see the number of activations skyrocket as more people are exposed to the devices. With several deals and incentives being offered for consumers to adopt the device, no doubt both Microsoft and Nokia are hoping that the Catch-22 no apps/no consumers will finally be broken as more developers are attracted to the platform.
[via Neowin]
