Nokia announced another windows phone on September 5th 2012. They announced it on New York during Manufactures event. Nokia added another product to their Lumia series. Nokia almost failed to see success on Lumia 800, Lumia 610 and Lumia 710. Now enters Lumia 920 in to Nokia Lumia’s family and we hope this extra ordinary mobile helps Nokia to get success again and beat Samsung. Camera rocks in Lumia 920 which comes with PureView camera and 1.2 mega pixels front camera. Price of mobile is not yet mentioned and all are waiting for official price release. Screen size and display improved a lot when compared to all Lumia series. I think we should not expect android on Nokia again. It seems Nokia is decided with Windows as they are releasing all their products on Windows Operating system.
Nokia Lumia 920 Review and Specifications
Network
Nokia Lumia 920 is capable of 2G, 3G and 4G networks.
- 2G - GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
- 3G - HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100
- 4G - LTE 800 / 1800 / 2600 / 900 / 2100
Size and Weight
Lumia 920 is silently larger than all mobiles in Lumia series and even weights more. It is 130.3 x 70.8 x 10.7 mm in dimensions and weights about 184 grams.
Display
Lumia 920 comes with TFT capactive touch screen which supports 16 millions colors. Gorilla glass adds even more protection to 4.5 inches multi touch screen. 768 x 1280 pixels is the screen resolution.
Camera
From last couple of releases, Nokia is concentrating on camera and this time too they did that. Nokia Lumia 920 has 8MP back camera with PureView Technology, LED Flash, Image stabilization, Auto focus and face detection. Back camera can capture images up to 3264 x 2448 pixels and it can record videos in Full HD with 30fps. Secondary camera/front camera comes with 1.3MP which helps in video calling, self capturing and many more. Secondary camera is also quite enough for general use
Awesome Features
Lumia 920 works on Microsoft Windows 8 Operating system and built on Duel core 1.5 GHz. For the first time Nokia is using Qualcomm Snapdragon chip set. It supports HTML5 browsing in its default browser. It contain sensors like Accelerometer, proximity and compass.
Connectivity
Lumia 920 supports USB 2.0 connection. As in all mobiles it is build with Bluetooth 3.1, Wi-Fi, GPS, GPRS and EDGE
Battery
Battery is also a decent one in Lumia 920. It comes with Standard battery, Li-Ion 2000 mAh and stand by time up to 450 hours (2G)/300 hours (3G). Talk time backup is also a good sign in it. It is capable to talk continuously for 17 hours(2G) and 9 hours in case of 3G network. For music lovers, you can listen non stop music for 70 hours
What’s in my Mind?
As usual one things always hurt me in Nokia is Operating system. Nokia Lumia 920 works on Windows 8 OS but not on Android. It would be more hit, if it comes with Android but we can’t expect that from Nokia. Leaving about operating system every thing is decent in the mobile. When talking about price, it was not mentioned yet but i’m sure it will be not more than $800
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About Amar Ilindra
another windows phone from Nokia..hope this work for them…i always think why Nokia is not using android in their phones…????/
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Nokia deals with microsoft so, we can’t expect android OS in Nokia
Hey Amar, your article looks pretty interesting .Could be more informative once u start comparing technologies used in various phones like Samsung,Nokia, Sony ericson.Because the way u present your information is quite attractive and catchy.A little more of content would be very exciting for readers like myself more interesting. Lumia 920,eventhen it uses Windows OS is really expected to a great level and is relatively gaining its figure bcos of the features .
I loved reading ur article and wish for more related posts.
Regards,
Ed.