Nokia may have been asked to cut prices on the Lumia 800 to shore up poor performance in stores. Apparent leaks on Wednesday from a pair of sources to the Financial Times asserted that carriers wanted the suggested cost to run lower so they could put the flagship Windows Phone on lower monthly tariffs. Nokia had originally asked for the phone to be sold on £25 ($39) plans, but carriers wanted it on the £20 ($31) closer to budget plans.
