Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 hands-on: First look
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- jack
- 9xH
- 07 Sep 2012
android the battery eaters
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- AnotherFAILER-NOKIA
- YcZ
- 07 Sep 2012
Wish you luck Nokia, another Fail Device from Nokia. Thats follow HTC One X footstep and skip the SD memory card. WHY PEOPLE ARE CHOSING GALAXY S3 over HTC ONE X!
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- Jon (Swe)
- mhB
- 07 Sep 2012
I wish there was a "Note" version of the 920.
With about 5 inch display.
Active digitizer with at least 512 levels of pressure sensitivity.
An OneNote version based on the desktop version, for full compatibility.
And a battery to match... 3300mAh like in razr Maxx HD, would be awesome.
And bluetooth 4.0.
Why not an Ativ version of the Note?
Well the camera, is one reason. And the display of the Note has gotten a bit too big, and I dont think samsung would go back on that.
And the glove compatibility of the 920 display.
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- kur
- ibY
- 07 Sep 2012
TC, 06 Sep 2012this is the best phone in the world right now!Yaa...absolutely true...WP8 is the real king of smartphone OS, now everybody can forget to android & ios.
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- Anonymous
- H8h
- 07 Sep 2012
Anonymous, 06 Sep 2012I draw you a picture: someone at Nokia thought it was a goo... moreI'm not sure how you make a money looser out of wp8, or m$ for that matter... gartner didn't
More important is that competition has moved a bit out of users' hands. I don't see that as a good thing for the consumer.
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- AnonD-49304
- ITV
- 07 Sep 2012
Anonymous, 06 Sep 2012I bet they will beat Bada (in sales) this time around...
Y... moreAre you kiding me???
Wp is in top 5 os's in market shares and bada is not...
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- AnonD-50083
- a0k
- 06 Sep 2012
Anonymous, 06 Sep 2012If they were "all there" it wouldn't have fallen ... moreWith that reasoning, "long term plan" means absolutely nothing, and Samsung, the biggest manufacturer of hardware is being called the most stupid company to try to create something new, i.e. Tizen.
Let me break it to YOU: EVERY new thing starts with a low market share. Whatever your "investors" are "investing" in, enjoyed 0 market share at some point.
That's the whole point: investors follow great companies and great people. And great people and companies are built on risk. They had a beginning; something apparently you can't see.
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- what wow
- 3RM
- 06 Sep 2012
luia 920..with the fake video ad ? hahaha nokia hurry up and file that bankrupcy paper..OR use android.
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- TC
- 0@0
- 06 Sep 2012
this is the best phone in the world right now!
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- Anonymous
- HB9
- 06 Sep 2012
AnonD-50083, 06 Sep 2012Oh yes, and the shareholders were all there, observing and ... moreIf they were "all there" it wouldn't have fallen just 13%.
There is one thing you have to realize, in todays world you don't need to be "right there" to know what is happening, you can just track it from the comfort of your home.
Investors know money, and despite what you say I am sorry to break it to you: WP is (in economical terms) a proven turd, who just isn't last in market share because you always have to account for the "miscellaneous category" of OSes so obscure to name.
Mind you, WP is the reason Bada even appears on the market share charts (rather than just being in that misc category). WP manages to sell less than Bada, what would that tell you if you had shares in a company whose future solely depended on the success of the next iteration of such turd?
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- fail ppl
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- 06 Sep 2012
saf, 05 Sep 2012If you think the 920 is boring, maybe you need to take a lo... morenice 1 :p just ignore those droid fans
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- AnonD-50083
- a0k
- 06 Sep 2012
Anonymous, 06 Sep 2012I draw you a picture: someone at Nokia thought it was a goo... moreOh yes, and the shareholders were all there, observing and pondering a single picture with jelly beans in it, but "didn't know better" that Nokia would make a move towards Android only over Elop's dead body.
P.S. Nokia goes with an OS that deserves hardware quality. That's the image Nokia hopes to project.
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- fail ppl
- 95H
- 06 Sep 2012
Anonymous, 06 Sep 2012I bet they will beat Bada (in sales) this time around... Y... moreu even know how many bada phones are there in market
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- waltons jhons
- fmV
- 06 Sep 2012
hey guys nokia will now suprise you with the most advanced technology,am glad that nokia has made a gadget that never will be scracthed meaning your phone will always look new everyday, while the android,ios and so on gadgets gets continualy scrachted.thank you nokia go for it!
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- Anonymous
- S63
- 06 Sep 2012
Lumia 920 will be my next phone. The specs are absolutely amazing! I have an Iphone now and if Apple released specs like on the 920 everybody would be saying it's the second coming. That's marketing.
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- Anonymous
- HB9
- 06 Sep 2012
Anonymous, 06 Sep 2012Nobody can explains us how is that related with the launch ... moreI draw you a picture: someone at Nokia thought it was a good idea to say a picture of Jellybeans in a ball.
The enthusiasts obviously knew better, but those who only know markets (that is, who know how to actually make money) though this was a sign that Nokia would finally support the number one OS of the mobile world (Android).
Instead they went with the one who is yet to beat (in sales) Bada, Symbian, Blackberry(RIM), iOS and.. only then.. Android.
They may not know much about tech, but they do know (with vast experience) what decisions are money losing ones.
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- Anonymous
- HB9
- 06 Sep 2012
I bet they will beat Bada (in sales) this time around...
Yap, WP is behind Bada is sales in case you didn't know.
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- AnonD-51487
- nUY
- 06 Sep 2012
Said what I thought of Nokia/Microsoft prior to specs unveiled. 920 No memory card slot, I bet there a raft of other restrictions too. Nokia shares have plummeted, nothing I said I trust?
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- AnonD-70223
- HBH
- 06 Sep 2012
beautiful design... great specs... but... to put Nokia again on the market they gotta give us the possibility to choose another OS, the exclusivity of WP8 breaks the interest of costumers
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- TimmyTee
- 02R
- 06 Sep 2012
A good step in the right direction for Nokia... wireless charging is awesome. I'll stick with my N9 for now, but looking forward to Nokia's resurgence in the smart-phone space with Lumia's.