The Nokia Lumia 920 will begin selling in some European markets in November. Nokia Nokia has reportedly set the launch dates for its Lumia 920 smartphone in Europe but is not saying when it may be available in the United States. The upcoming Nokia flagship phone and its lower-end counterpart, the Lumia 820, will start going on sale in key European markets in November, the Wall Street Journal reported. The report also says the phone's price has been set in some of those markets, including Italy. There it will be sold unsubsidized for $771 while the Lumia 820 will go for a little more than $642, after prices are converted from euros to dollars. But unfortunately for American consumers, no key details have yet been given out regarding its U.S. market launch. It's still unclear when the Lumia 920 will launch, how much it will cost or what carriers will support it. The Lumia 920 was announced earlier this month at an event in New York. The Nokia phone will run the upcoming Windows Phone 8 operating system. It features a 4.5-inch screen, wireless charging and technology in its camera that is supposed to deliver better low-light shots and more stable video recording.