Showing posts with label lumia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lumia. Show all posts
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Nokia Lumia 820 User Manual
Nokia Lumia 820 User Manual. The Nokia Lumia 820 user manual aka user guide explains about how to operating this phone correctly and safely. The Nokia Lumia 820 manual provide detail information such as about learn phone basic operations, phone layout, using menu navigation, using camera, using browser for access the internet, phone settings guide, using office for create or edit document, safety guide, warranty and many more. As brief information, the Nokia Lumia 820 comes with main specs and features like support GSM, HSDPA, and LTE network, has physical dimensions of 123.8 x 68.5 x 9.9 mm, powered by Dual-core 1.5 GHz Krait processor, 4.3 inches AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, and equipped with 8 Megapixel camera. Back about the manual, for table of content of Nokia Lumia 820 user manual as follows:
Table of Content of Nokia Lumia 820 User Manual:
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Table of Content of Nokia Lumia 820 User Manual:
- Get started
- Basics
- People & messaging
- Camera
- Maps & navigation
- Internet
- Entertainment
- Office
- Phone management & connectivity
- Help and support
- Product and safety information
- Copyrights and other notices
- Index
Monday, April 8, 2013
Nokia planning aluminum body for thinner lighter Lumia 920 successor
Nokia is planning a new line of Lumia Windows Phone devices for 2013. Sources familiar with Nokias plans have revealed to The Verge that the company is planning to switch to an aluminum construction for at least one high-end Lumia Windows Phone planned for release this year. The change is a move away from Nokias traditional polycarbonate body for its Lumia devices and will mean the new device, codenamed Catwalk, will be a lot lighter and thinner than the existing Lumia 920.
We understand that Nokia is also planning another two Lumia handsets that will debut as part of a new line up this year. Nokias Catwalk device is designed as a successor to the Lumia 920 and will debut as a replacement to the companys current Windows Phone 8 flagship with similar internal hardware specifications. A move towards aluminum brings Nokia back to the pre-Windows Phone days when the company launched its first Symbian 3 device, the N8, in a range of vibrant colors. It will also allow the Finnish company to compete against Apples iPhone size and weight, something that it was unable to do with the polycarbonate body used in the Lumia 920.
Expect to see Nokias Catwalk device debut later this year.
Sorce:the verge
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Nokia Lumia 900
The Lumia 900 is built tough and does not require a protective cover. The unibody case is injection molded, which eliminates ugly seams and hides dings, gouges or other signs of weather because the color is not simply painted on – it is the actual color of the plastic. Additionally, the screen is finished with shatter-resistant Gorilla Glass. Our only durability-related complaint lies with the somewhat scratch-prone metal plate over the camera lens.
Measuring just over 5 inches long and 2.7 inches wide, this Windows Phone 7 device hovers right on verge of being too large. It may seem oversized for delicate hands, and it can be obnoxious in small pockets, but it really just comes down to personal taste. We think it will be comfortable for most people, but you should be prepared for an adjustment if youre accustomed to a smaller phone. It is one of the thicker phones on our lineup, but it still comes in under a half inch. It is very sturdy and easy to grip, which is a good thing – the last thing you need is a sudden smartphone casualty from an unexpected fall .
The Lumia gets big points for the bold look. Smartphones have gotten more and more similar with each passing generation, and its great to see a phone that manages to make a statement in the midst of conformity. The cyan and white versions are attractive alternatives in a sea of shiny black slab phones. If you dont want the bold look, Nokia also offers the phone in a handsome black color. Other enticing design elements include the sharp corners and tapered edges, which contrast greatly with the river-stone look of most competitors. Be warned, however – these edges can be uncomfortable if they settle the wrong way in your pocket.
Everything looks bolder on the Nokias AMOLED screen when compared side by side with other phones The colors are so bright that they almost cross the line between vivid and oversaturated – its a delicate equilibrium, but the Lumia pulls it off. The screen also strikes a good balance between size and pixel density, measuring 4.3 inches diagonally with 217 pixels per square inch (ppi). You can get better pixel density on other phones, but not with such a large screen. There are two small drawbacks to consider as well – the screen is not as smooth to the touch as other smartphones, and it is more vulnerable to fingerprinting than some competitors.
At-a-glance Specifications:
- Display size: 4.3 inches
- Primary camera sensor size: 8MP
- Weight: 5.6 ounces
- Maximum 3G talk time: 7 hours
- Maximum 3G standby time: 300 hours
- Maximum music playback time: 60 hours
- Maximum video playback time: 6.5 hours
- 1.4 GHz processor
- 4G LTE
- Bing
- Internet Explorer 9
- HTML5
- Wi-Fi
- 4.3 inch AMOLED ClearBlack glass touchscreen
- one-piece polycarbonate body
- excellent antenna performance
- Carl Zeiss optics
- 8 MP main camera
- dual LED flash
- Auto Focus
- 1 MP front camera
- video calling
- Chat
- SMS
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