By Peter Svensson

LAS VEGAS (AP) — AT&T on Monday said it will sell a Nokia smartphone running Microsoft 's Windows Phone software. The device represents Nokia and Microsoft's best chance yet to break Apple and Google 's hold on the U.S. smartphone market, the world's most lucrative.

Nokia Corp. CEO Stephen Elop joined Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer in unveiling the phone a press event in Las Vegas ahead of the International Consumer Electronics Show. The presence of both CEOs was a sign of the importance the companies place on the device.

The phone, the Lumia 900, will use AT&T Inc.'s new "LTE" wireless data network, for faster downloads. It's a slab-like touch-screen phone in the vein Apple Inc. 's iPhone. The companies said it will be available "in coming months." They didn't reveal the price.

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