Nokia Lumia 900:     Price: £ 460.80 | $602.4 USD
4.3″ touch screen,  Video Calling,  Alive social,
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Nokia Lumia 900 Review

Real differences between the Nokia phones are in the screen sizes, screen technology and cameras. In regards the Lumia 900 is certainly top one, due to its 4.3in AMOLED display, 8-megapixel main camera and additional front-facing camera for video calls. It’s another beautifully-built Nokia, with a matt polycarbonate body that makes it easy to hold.
For the most part, Windows Phone 7 runs just as well on the Lumia 900 as it does on all Windows Phone handsets; transitions are smooth and quick, the onscreen keyboard is responsive and there are rarely any slowdowns. There was one area where we felt the Lumia 900 fell down: Nokia seems to have slowed down the scrolling, so you can’t flick up and down the menus with your finger as quickly as you can on the other phones in the Lumia’s range.

Obviously Windows Phone is intact, you have a capable web browser, Facebook integration, support for editing Office files and built-in cloud storage for your documents, an excellent email client and a calendar that, to our increasing annoyance, still doesn’t have a week view. You also have significantly less choice when it comes to apps, but things are improving; there are a couple of good travel apps, but you still miss out on big-name apps such as Rightmove, Sky+ and BBC iPlayer.

Mix Radio is part of the Nokia Music app and is a fantastic free music resource. Nokia Drive is a competent turn-by-turn navigation app with offline map support, but neither Nokia Maps nor Bing Maps support offline mapping. If you’re abroad you can use Nokia Drive at a pinch to navigate on foot without incurring data charges, but its car-oriented directions aren’t particularly useful for pedestrians.

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