Nokia is aiming to release the on November 2 with AT&T and is working with the carrier and Microsoft on a number of tests, unnamed sources But even that date isn't solid, and could slip if any testing issues arise.

Reuters that Nokia will start selling the Lumia 920 in November, citing sources at European telecoms operators.

Officially, Nokia hasn't announced pricing, a release date, or wireless carrier support for its latest Windows Phone. Support from AT&T seems like a given, considering that the carrier already sells Nokia's and the Lumia 920 is essentially a sequel, with a larger and crisper display, a faster processor, and a much-improved camera, plus the latest version of the Windows Phone software.

But other wireless carriers are staying tight-lipped on whether they'll sell any Nokia phones this holiday season. Verizon that it will sell multiple Windows Phones in the fourth quarter, but says only that it's having healthy conversations with Nokia. A report claims Verizon may sell a Lumia 822, which could be a tweaked version of Nokia's upcoming mid-range handset, but no word on the flagship.

T-Mobile, which sells Nokia's low-end Lumia 710 hasn't announced any plans. Sprint to be involved with Windows Phone 8 but may not be part of the first wave.