Glenn Lurie, AT&T's president of emerging devices, mentioned at a Morgan Stanley conference in Barcelona this week that his company is having conversations with Nokia about offering its Windows Phones next year. The revelation doesn't come as much of a surprise; Nokia has made no secret of the fact that it intends to hit the American market with its Microsoft-powered lineup in 2012, and AT&T — currently number two behind Verizon — stands to factor prominently into any US phone launch conversation. Lurie wouldn't divulge exact details on models or time frame, but said "we look at every promotional period separately and decide what we're going to spend our dollars on and what we're going to put our efforts in."