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I do love the Nokia Lumia phones though. Just perfect.

I'll be receiving my White iPad Mini tomorrow so me and her will be on the same boat (with iPads!)

It looks so thick though

Its not just the camera.....


Their other main features are:

1280 by 768 pixels.

4.5 inch screen size, PureMotion HD+ display, ClearBright technology (adjust colour and brightness accordingly to the sunlight)

Capacitive Multi Point Touch Screen -You can use it with you gloves, pens, anything.

WIreless Charging.

Nokia Music -You can stream and download unlimited music for free, offline.

Nokia Maps -Offline, internet not needed (City Lens that uses your camera that displays real-time information overlaid onto shops and restaurants as you walk past them on the high street. Drive and Transport)

Floating Lens that eliminates movement and shakes.

Snapdragon™ S4 Processor

LTE

NFC

Smooth, fluid OS software that includes Live Tiles.

2000 mAh battery.

iPhone

Nokia Lumia phones are some of the best

She must be broke if she can't even get the iPhone.

It got a 7.9 tho.

VERGE -

THE SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE TRADEOFFS INHERENT IN THE LUMIA 920 COULD BE WORTH IT IF YOU’VE BOUGHT INTO THE MICROSOFT ECOSYSTEM
Many of the frustrations we used to have in Windows Phone are now gone with this latest version, and Nokia has given the OS a very good stage with the Lumia 920. The speed and and multitasking improvements, connections to Xbox and SkyDrive, and Start Screen experience are all much better, but there’s still a critical lack of apps and they too often feel as though they’re not as good as what’s on other platforms.

It’s fitting that I’m reviewing the Nokia Lumia 920 while Microsoft’s Build conference is going on here in Redmond. Microsoft has resolved many of the developer complaints with Windows Phone and is aggressively courting them to bring more and better apps to the platform. The work to bring Windows Phone 8 up to par is happening all around me — and it needs to keep happening. With its new core, Windows Phone 8 is in many ways a completely new platform that should enable rapid innovation — and users will need to continue to wait for it to come into its own.

The Lumia 920’s hardware and design is top-notch, the screen is lovely, and the camera is a marvel in low light — but you can’t ignore just how big and bulky the phone is. The software and hardware tradeoffs inherent in the Lumia 920 could be worth it if you’ve bought into the Microsoft ecosystem, but for most people I don’t think it’s a sure bet.

Tom Warren, Josh Topolsky, and Vlad Savov contributed to this review.


GOOD STUFF
PureView camera takes incredible low-light shots
Large, responsive screen
Nokia software enhancements

BAD STUFF
Very heavy and bulky
App ecosystem remains deficient
Some issues with LTE reception