It was only last week when word about the Nokia C7 “Tiger” came to fruition as being a device that’s potentially on its way towards T-Mobile’s lineup, and now, it appears to be the case.
Specifically, there is a leaked screenshot of T-Mobile’s inventory system that blatantly reveals the Nokia C7 in “Frosty Metal” form. Granted that it might not strike a chord for some people, especially when Symbian isn’t ingrained so deeply here in the US, but it’s nevertheless nice to see Nokia still happily aboard with a domestic carrier. Then again, its 8-megapixel shooter on board might be able to attract some people towards it – even though previous Symbian powered devices on T-Mobile’s lineup have yet to prove themselves as being blockbusters.
In any event, the only thing left to complete the puzzle is an official announcement that would unearth its price point and release date.
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