Nokia Lumia 920
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- 16 Oct 2012
Anonymous, 16 Oct 2012More open than iOS? Yu need Zune and a pc to put your stuff... morelol ... windows phone 8 is not compatible with Zune and does not need Zune
First use a phone before giving comment
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- Anon
- Rbq
- 16 Oct 2012
I noticed that the at&t lte bands include the 1700/2100 frequencies. I wonder if someone will be able to modify the modem to enable use on t-mobile's hspa+ network...they did it with the original galaxy note...one can only hope
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Oct 2012
AnonD-7829, 16 Oct 2012I agree it could be a tad more open even for my tastes, but... moreMore open than iOS? Yu need Zune and a pc to put your stuff on it, and its not a simple operation thats done so fast. You cannot even download your own stuff to it without going through PC and Zune.
I dont see whats better than iOS here.
WP is not a standalone system, it requires a Windows PC.
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- Xue
- 16 Oct 2012
[deleted post] Very high density resolution screen beyond 330 ppi TV/Computer/Mobile phone could be harmful to retinal cells sensitivity.
It could caused colour blindness in a short span of 5 to 7 years.
Active scientists research is undergoing on.......
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- Anonymous
- P@c
- 16 Oct 2012
AnonD-7829, 16 Oct 2012White is glossy. I believe black and cyan are matter.I've heard that the Cyan in at&t comes in matte style. So in the original range of colors of the international version of the phone, the black comes in matte? Is that what you mean? :)
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- 16 Oct 2012
AnonD-46571, 16 Oct 2012I'm totally attracted to this phone! I just love the design... moreWhite is glossy. I believe black and cyan are matter.
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- 16 Oct 2012
I'm totally attracted to this phone! I just love the design, the OS, display, and the PureView technology!
By the way, does this phone have a matte style for the black and white or just the glossy one? Please answer my question. Thanks! :)
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- 16 Oct 2012
[deleted post]I agree it could be a tad more open even for my tastes, but is more open than iOS.
EDIT: That said, I'm also taking into account some WP8 features that we naturally dont have in use just yet due to the OS not being released yet, but are included in WP8. WP7 has been gradually opening up since it's original release and WP8 will naturally be the most open WP has been this far.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Oct 2012
AnonD-7829, 16 Oct 2012It's just an entirely different focus there. iPhone is e... moreWP is like Ios a very closed Os,if It was moore open then Ill buy a Lumia right away,my hope is in Jolla who will release a phone propably this year
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- Prabhat Attreya
- 9DJ
- 16 Oct 2012
Why did Nokia not include RADIO in such a pricy device?
Nokia acutally has forgot that we already have limited music options in Windows Phone OS and absence of radio would make people change their minds.
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- 16 Oct 2012
iSJ5, 16 Oct 2012i have no idea what the hell you talking aboutRead the comment I was replying to.
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- 16 Oct 2012
REPLY@THEAGENT, 16 Oct 2012mate your opinion is nothing if you cant even spell company. Two typos, as I typed fast.
And of course your argument is completely invalid.
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- 16 Oct 2012
AnonD-75470, 16 Oct 2012hardware on nokia 920 is outstanding but os is not so or no... moreIt's just an entirely different focus there.
iPhone is extremely popular and it lacks a lot of features and tbh isnt capable of much. However it's still like the most succesful smartphone ever made.
Most normal customers do not need the capabilities of Android. Android is the most PC-like OS in smartphones (if ignoring Symbian due to lack of new support), but that right there has it's downsides. Most smartphone users do not have use for even quarter of Android's capabilities.
WP only "lags" behind Android if you are a huge poweruser that truely uses Android to it's full potential which most dont. If not, WP is more fluid, more user friendly and intuitive OS. It's all about ones needs. iPhone and Android present the extremes.. Android being the most capable but the most clumsy and least fluid OS. iPhone is at the other extreme with being really fluid and fancy, but lacking most functionality non- Apple products have. Then there is WP8 coming up which I see as the middleground. Not as capable as Android, but not as helpless as iPhone. Not as fancy and fluid necessarily than iPhone (i think WPs design is nicer than iOS though, but opinion), but is far more intuitive and user friendly and fluid than Android.
There is no "best OS" or a "perfect phone". You should evaluate what are your needs and things you want and choose accordingly. I see WP cater far better to an average user than iPhone or Androids. I personally come from Symbian and while I'm sure I'll miss being able to do like ANYTHING on my phone, most of the time I had no use for all the capabilities, so I'm happy to get an intuitive OS that works like a thought this time. But I'm still not willing to trade away all features and functionality and get myself an iPhone (several other reasons for that too, though).
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- Prabhat Attreya
- 9DJ
- 16 Oct 2012
Why did Nokia not include RADIO in such a pricy device?
Nokia acutally has forgot that we already have limited music options in Windows Phone OS and absence of radio would make people change their minds.
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- uth
- 16 Oct 2012
Nokia is at last back in action by delivering such high end phones..... lumia 920 has some of the best hardware configurations...better than the cheap plastic samsung s3.. more better looks than the age old i phone... only drawback is that it has a not so famous windows os... but i think windows is not too bad. i will surely go by this phone. Currently i use samsung galaxy note 2. and am bored of android. i want something new like windows live tiles. Nokia delivers quality Products which to some extent samsung fails. No doubt about apples quality. but their old design dosent gives a feeling of using latest iphone... only streching size isnt enough.
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- euro boy
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- 16 Oct 2012
in europe will costs 619 euros
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- Rz
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- 16 Oct 2012
Amazing Phone with amazing display, incredible maps and unbeatable camera . Someone if they are telling that android is better , its not true . Lumia lags behind only in one thing i.e. Apps . But still they crossed 100,000 apps within such a less time and uploading @ 300 + apps daily . If we will buy it , we will be proud of it . If market sales of Lumia will increase then there is the software Giant Microsoft ' s developers behind Lumia who can beat any other competitor .
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- 16 Oct 2012
when it will be available on united arab emirates ? how much will be the cost of this phone in uae ?
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- 16 Oct 2012
Amazing Phone with amazing display, incredible maps and unbeatable camera . Someone if they are telling that android is better , its not true . Lumia lags behind only in one thing i.e. Apps . But still they crossed 100,000 apps within such a less time and uploading @ 300 + apps daily . If we will buy it , we will be proud of it . If market sales of Lumia will increase then there is the software Giant Microsoft ' s developers behind Lumia who can beat any other competitor .
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- AnonD-75470
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- 16 Oct 2012
hardware on nokia 920 is outstanding but os is not so or nothing in front of android. the only os that can match the feature of android is symbian but symbian is almost killed by nokia. if we have a look on market share of android,symbian and wp from 2010 to 2012 you understand what im saying. in 2010- 4th quarter-symbian - more than 32%, android- 27% and wp- nearly-1%. after 3rd quarter 2012- android- more than 60%, symbian- 2.5% , wp- 2.4%. a