Nokia Lumia 820
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- 10 Oct 2012
am a big fun of Nokia only thing that makes me a bit sad on it its the core is dual-core 1,5Ghz would be best of the best if they gone in quad core at least !! on all other specs NOkia rocks for me !!! trust phone with life 4 years ++
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- Banda
- rJZ
- 10 Oct 2012
Let me show some Brand Loyalty. I have been a customer to Nokia since 2005 Feb, when I bought Nokia 1100. And then Nokia 6600, Nokia 5233, Nokia 701, Nokia Lumia 610 followed... Why again to break the chain. Will go for this 4.3" Mini Comphone the Nokia Lumia 820, when it arrives here in Vizag this November/December 2012. Atleast my wish for a large screen will be fulfilled..
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- Banda
- rJ}
- 09 Oct 2012
I would like to have a multi-faceted phone (Smartphone) that should be multi-tasking as well as a large screen one >5" and should have a user replaceable battery and atleast Corning Glass.
My Options are: Nokia Lumia 820 and Samsung Galaxy Note II, the main dilemma is the antenna in Note II is open to air and is not covered.
That has a 5.5" Screen...! Please help.. I don't like to have a stylus operation..
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- CocooN
- 7qx
- 09 Oct 2012
Lumia 820 SD card memory support has increased from 32gb to 64gb now.
but no more gorilla glass on this phone, only non-scratchable coating on cheaper brittle glass.
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- Catchup
- 7qx
- 09 Oct 2012
Lumia 820 at US $ 650 ?
Don't worry Nokia !
A dozen better/cheaper flagship in the markets right now for all smartpone shoppers.
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- mrG
- 08 Oct 2012
T-Mobile and Nokia Introduce the Nokia Lumia 810
An exclusive T-Mobile device, the Nokia Lumia 810, coupled with T-Mobile's Unlimited Nationwide 4G Data, gives customers a truly unlimited Windows Phone 8 experience
BELLEVUE, Wash. - Oct. 8, 2012 - T-Mobile USA, Inc. and Nokia today announced the upcoming availability of the Nokia Lumia 810 - an exclusive to T-Mobile. The new Windows Phone 8 smartphone offers an enhanced camera, simple design and integrated navigation features. Combined with the only unlimited nationwide 4G data plan, T-Mobile customers will see a superior value with the Lumia 810, the latest addition to T-Mobile's expanding lineup of Windows devices.
"We're providing our customers with a unique Windows Phone 8 experience by offering an exclusive device paired with our Unlimited Nationwide 4G Data plan and a comprehensive set of enhanced features," said Andrew Morrison, vice president of product management, T-Mobile USA. "The Nokia Lumia 810 gives customers speedy, 4G access to T-Mobile's nationwide network and the content and features they want, whenever they need it. From navigation tools to an enhanced camera, the Lumia 810 provides a great value and a high-quality experience."
"The Nokia Lumia 810 features a sleek design and high-quality hardware, combined with the efficient and intuitive Windows Phone 8 operating system," said Olivier Puech, President, Nokia Americas. "When combined with applications such as Nokia Drive and Nokia City Lens, the Lumia 810 ensures that T-Mobile customers are getting the best experience possible out of their smartphone."
Sleek Unibody Design and State-of-the-Art Wireless Charging
Featuring a 4.3-inch OLED WVGA Clear Black display, the Lumia 810 offers high-end performance in a compact package. The new smartphone is powered by Windows Phone 8, making it easy for users to personalize their device and experiences and always stay connected to friends and family. T-Mobile will offer exchangeable shells in cyan and black, which will allow the device to take advantage of Nokia's convenient and innovative wireless charging solution.
New High-End Camera Features to Capture and Share Quality Photos
With an 8-megapixel camera engineered with Carl Zeiss optics, the Lumia 810 takes crisper and sharper pictures, bringing memories to life. The device also features a new 1.2-megapixel Skype HD certified front-facing camera, providing a high-quality mobile video chat experience. With the Lumia 810, users can capture, share and relive life's moments with new camera features such as Cinemagraph, a lens that creates animated GIFs, as well as panorama settings and Group Shoot, which allows the customer to choose the best faces and smiles from a burst of photos and stitch them together to produce the perfect group shot.
Enhanced Navigation Experience
The Lumia 810 also comes with new and enhanced navigation features including Nokia City Lens, which overlays information about restaurants, shops, hotels and more on the surfaces of buildings, providing a new augmented reality experience. The smartphone also provides a comprehensive, integrated mapping experience through new enhancements to Nokia Drive, a voice-guided, turn-by-turn navigation system, as well as through Nokia Transit, which provides directions to a location using public transportation.
Easier Entertainment
The Lumia 810 also comes with Nokia Music, which features playlists that are curated by an expert team of global and regional musicologists, spanning a wide spectrum of music genres. Completely advertisement-free, and requiring no registration or subscription, Nokia Music allows consumers to enjoy the songs of their favorite artists without disruption. Nokia Music can also be enjoyed offline so consumers can listen to their favorite playlists anytime, anywhere.
Availability
The Nokia Lumia 810 is expected to be available in the coming weeks. For more information on T-Mobile's devices, visit http://www.t-mobile.com/. For more information on T-Mobile's Unlimited Value and Monthly4G plans, see: http://family.t-mobile.com/phone-plans.
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- nxQ
- 08 Oct 2012
val, 07 Oct 2012Where are you getting your prices from? European prices nev... moreIt's sorta ridicilous if you think the phone only costs 50$ or whatever in the US.
You pay like 100$/month for your cellular service, we pay 10$/month for the same contract.
Obviously the price of the phone has largely been hidden into the cost of the contract, we have it the other way around, we actually pay the retail price for the phone and we dont get ripped off with ridicilous contracts.
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- Shovel
- 7q5
- 08 Oct 2012
What the Hell gone.....
USB OTG absent on this phone ?
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- Anonymous
- FvA
- 08 Oct 2012
Anonymous, 06 Oct 2012u r not paying for plastic u r playing for technology.. S... moreapps killed fm tuner, nw we use apps, Welcome back Nokia i salute!!
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- Xue
- 07 Oct 2012
Jojo, 06 Oct 2012Nobody buy this when it comes out, Nokia wants $600 bucks f... more I will buy this lumia 820, if the price falls below US $500 by December in the markets.
If the price does not come down at the right time, then there's no alternative to LG flagship Optimus 4X HD priced at US $ 485 currently.
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- Anonymous
- Xue
- 07 Oct 2012
....6th November 2012.
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- Xue
- 07 Oct 2012
Nokia smartphone GPRS and EDGE quality degrading from class 33 to class 12 only this days.
LG Optimus 4x hd is much better than lumia 920/820 with edge/gprs class 33 for all 2g networks users in my country.
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- pdh
- 07 Oct 2012
jek, 05 Oct 2012it doesn't have a FM tuner. another backstep for nokia. How... moreEverything has a reason. Carriers want devices that use more DATA. Therefor memory must be limited to force the user into using the cloud. The same way the user must be forced to listen to internet radio. Apple has been doing this from day one, and it worked for them.
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- pdh
- 07 Oct 2012
Jojo, 06 Oct 2012Nobody buy this when it comes out, Nokia wants $600 bucks f... moreWhere are you getting your prices from? European prices never correspond to US prices. The Lumia 900 is 50 dollars or under in US at the moment while in Finland it is selling for way more than 400 dollars.
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- LK3
- 06 Oct 2012
No, but your paying $600 bucks for plastic, aluminum is better.I would prefer to buy a SII or Lumia 900 than pay 600 bucks for a cheap looking Lumia 820 :)
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- vbR
- 06 Oct 2012
new lumia series 920 n 820 will make Nokia come wid a bang in d game but only if it launch them b4 htc and price them competitvly.
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- Anonymous
- MY4
- 06 Oct 2012
Jojo, 06 Oct 2012Nobody buy this when it comes out, Nokia wants $600 bucks f... moreu r not paying for plastic u r playing for technology.. Same case with iphone if u say u r paying for aluminum :-)
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- Jojo
- LK3
- 06 Oct 2012
Nobody buy this when it comes out, Nokia wants $600 bucks for this cheap plastic.Get a Lumia 800 or 900, you get a better deal.
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- jek
- 0Wr
- 05 Oct 2012
it doesn't have a FM tuner. another backstep for nokia. How many more mistakes nokia could be resist?
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- Skimping
- 7q5
- 05 Oct 2012
Is BT files transferable without zune helps on lumia 820 ?
Is Air software updated capable on wdp8 smartpone?