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Nokia Lumia 900 - 16GB - Black Smartphone
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battery and bluetooth could be better. Bluetooth is built in but does not work, or if more needs to be written in detail how to use it. Just a video call, if the program is not worth the Tango then you can not make a video call in other phones.Not all were able to get yourself a phone, but would like to see the same partner on video calls, MMS is not configured, if the picture transfer to a regular phone that does not come, says the Problem in the network
Easy of Use, fast, Excellent voice quality Good Camera, good overall design Large Screen Battery life is not good
It's good phone. Pretty looking and easy to use. Just find the apps are not good enough compared with Apple's apps.
So my Android-based HTC Legend decided to start performing like a turtle, which is why I went looking for a new phone. Most of the high-end Android phones (Galaxy S3, One X) cost north of $500, even the cheapest second-hand ones. iPhone 4S, the same story. But the Lumia 900 can be had for anywhere between $300 to $500. Got mine off an auction for $400. And I love this phone already. Sure it is not as powerful as the Android phones but the phone still performs smoothly. The screen may not be HD but text and images are still crisp and clear. It may lack the app support of Google Play or the App Store but I hardly use them anyway (and if I do, my Nexus 7 tablet can take care of it). For what I use it for, namely call/SMS/email/browsing, it does it extremely well. And did I mention it has a mobile version of Office built in? And native support for POP/IMAP email (which I could never get to work on Android)? The only downside to this phone is Microsoft's decision to not let Windows Phone 7 be updated to WP8. It'll be updated to WP 7.8 (the .8 suggests what it does) which will implement many of the features that WP8 brings but some features will not be included either. This means this phone has a limited life left. I'll probably use my phone for a while, waiting to see if WP8 has any potential issues at launch but I'll be upgrading to a Nokia with WP8 sooner or later. Nokia has produced a great handset that is only let down by the lack of acceptance for the Windows Phone OS. It performs beautifully but with Android and iOS dominating the market, I only hope that Windows Phone will be able to survive.Read full review
nice phone but seller send me the damage phone ,it has nice optionsand facility,same as iphone 4s....
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