Sign up. Buy Now. Latest Reviews. See all articles. Nokia Lumia for T-Mobile review. Volpe Sponsored Links. The calendar is very good because i depend on the reminders more often. Plus the Microsoft Office option is very good.
You can edit and save. This was really helpful. Plus you also get some quality apps When we think of Nokia, we think of the The unbreakable beast.
But the standard of Nokia had dropped. We were getting cheaply built, no-good, highly priced phones with the worst touch screens, but that is past. With the Lumia series, Nokia redefines the Mobile industry.
Now on to the phone. This phone wont win any prize for its looks, but the White Lumia is beautiful, you dont get a simpler design, ever! The phone is quick, camera to be honest is good enough. Windows phone 7. Truly Minimal. Pure Typography. Satisfied and immersed! Would have loved 8 MP camera in this. Speakers are very good and the Phone is very responsive as it is running 1. In my view it deserves 5 star. Arpit Sharma Certified Buyer. The Good 1. The overall touch screen experience is far better than any of the Samsung phones in the similar range.
Nokia Maps, Nokia drive is good The not so good 1. Very Poor Battery life - Being a Nokia customer all through out, this mobile was a complete disaster with respect to battery life Sajith Kumar S Certified Buyer.
The Call clarity and tower signals are good even inside offices. The Camera clarity is good and also the auto focus option is looking good This phone is for all those who want a great interface without any lags. The interface is as good as it can get, with zero lags. Measuring 4. The phone's back cover has a rubbery, soft-touch coating, too, which provides a sure grip. On the front is the 3. That said, Nokia adds its special ClearBlack technology to boost screen contrast.
For instance, I had a great time watching the YouTube HD trailer for "The Avengers," which boasted plenty of rich eye candy like bright fiery explosions, energy blasts, flowing capes, and Scarlett Johansson's artfully arranged red hair. Also, the Lumia 's screen had noticeably darker blacks than the display on the HTC Radar 4G, which tended to leak some light around the edges.
Handling typing duties is the standard Windows Phone virtual keyboard with square, blocklike keys pressed closely together.
Most buttons don't double as punctuation marks, though long-pressing the period key pulls up a selection of often-entered symbols. Additionally, like all WP7 phones, the Lumia doesn't have the option of haptic feedback. Despite this, my typing experience was comfortable and I easily and quickly banged out messages and e-mails.
Above the display is a nondescript earpiece and below it sits a thin, flexible bar that serves as three buttons for Back, Windows Home, and Search.
While I usually like physical keys, I found these buttons stiff and often hard to press. The same goes for the tiny volume rocker and dedicated camera button on the phone's right side and the recessed power key located on the Lumia's top edge. Also on top are a standard 3. Placed on back are the 5-megapixel camera with LED flash and a large speaker. Ripping off the handset's battery cover reveals its 1,mAh battery, which you need to remove to access the phone's SIM card slot.
At least the battery is removable, unlike the HTC Radar 4G's, which is locked in by that phone's fancy unibody metal chassis. That's to be expected, since Microsoft lays down strict rules for how Windows Phone runs on mobile handsets. I'm not complaining, though, since my familiarity with Mango had me up and running in a matter of minutes.
For those who don't use the Windows Phone operating system often, the home screen, called the Start Menu, consists of Live Tiles arranged vertically. Functioning the same way app shortcut icons do in Android and iOS, Tiles also behave a bit like widgets, pulling in data and displaying information in real time. For instance, Messaging, Email, and Gmail Tiles showcase the number of new messages, while Pictures will flip through your gallery highlighting snapshots. Swiping left opens the main menu with a full list of installed apps.
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