Nokia has finally unleashed the cat out of the box after
several months of speculations. Now, the Nokia Lumia 920 Windows Phone 8 doesn’t
disappoint and will probably be the successor of its flagship label.
It’s a good thing to know that Microsoft have allowed its
players to push the Windows Phone’s hardware into somewhat greater boundaries.
This iteration of the Finnish brand, now, runs in a blazing 1.5GHz dual-core
Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 to keeps things in smooth track. The processor is
accompanied with the juicy 2000mAh battery and blazing 4G LTE connectivity. On
top of that, Lumia 920 features a stunning “Pure Motion HD+” 4.5-inch screen
with hardware almost identical to that of the heavily-accepted Lumia 900. Nokia
says that their new display is the “best smartphone display innovation.”
To highlight this phone from other super-phones, it features
Qi Standard wireless charging. We are about to witness if this technology will
be a game-changer for Nokia. And when we say Windows Phone 8, we mean Live
Window tiles, turn-by-turn navigation using Nokia Maps service and a native
Internet Explorer 10 browser. Another brilliant feature is the adaptation of “Pure View”
into an 8.7 MP snapper, which they dubbed to be the best camera on a mobile
device courtesy of Carl Zeiss.
Other notable features are Nokia Music which lets you stream
and download music, screenshot capability and NFC sharing. Nokia Lumia 920 will
be in Red, Yellow, White, Gray and Black hues with polycarbonate unibody.
Nokia Lumia 920 Specs
4.5-inch
PureMotion HD+ display (1280 x 768 resolution)
Dual-core 1.5GHz
Snapdragon S4
1GB RAM
Windows Phone 8 OS
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
3.1
NFC
32GB internal
storage
HSPA+ and LTE
8.7-megapixel
“PureView” camera
1.2-megapixel
front camera
2,000mAh battery
