- NOKIA LUMIA 900 UPDATE
- NOKIA LUMIA 900 ANDROID
- NOKIA LUMIA 900 SOFTWARE
- NOKIA LUMIA 900 BLUETOOTH
- NOKIA LUMIA 900 WINDOWS
I would make saving power mode have a green outline and the normal can be white.For me, the only major problem is with settings and customization.SETTINGS FOR EVERYTHING WOULD BE NICE, we are in 2012, I think most people are not tech stupid and only need 3 options for something as important as DATA.ex. Smack dab in the middle was a stupid idea. I would definitely get rid of that stupid heart shaped image on the battery that completely covers how much actual battery you have.
NOKIA LUMIA 900 BLUETOOTH
I've been putting off the switch because Lumia 900 is not even close to my expectations for a 2012 phone.First, I would put more accessible settings for Wifi, battery status/saving option, Bluetooth settings in the top bar rather than in the Settings tile. I wanted to fully test this phone before switching over.
My review is based on the use WITHOUT having a SIM card and using the calling features. It is as good, if not better than a stand alone GPS and it is free! The star on the OS side is the Nokia navigation app.
NOKIA LUMIA 900 WINDOWS
Also, Nokia has quite a few exclusive apps, so if you are going with a Windows Phone, Nokia is a good play.
NOKIA LUMIA 900 SOFTWARE
On the software side, Nokia will be updating the Windows OS to 7.8 soon and will add some of the Windows 8 Phone features to this phone. I have a three year old 5800 Symbian phone that my daughter now uses and they still are updating it!.
NOKIA LUMIA 900 UPDATE
that's why I will be waiting to upgrade my phone.) One of the best things about buying a Nokia phone is that they truly update their phones for ever. The phone isn't crazy heavy, but for that size, the screen should be bigger (I think Nokia went the wrong way with the 920, they just made the thing heavier and bigger. The phone is the same size as the Galaxy III, without the benefits of the spacious 4.8 inch screen of the Galaxy (the screen is 4.3). This is definitely the biggest negative of the phone. The phone is well made and has a real sturdy feel too it, but the design and feel is at the cost of size. If not for the limitations of the OS, it would be one of the best phone displays ( I own a iPhone for work, so I have a good comparison phone.). The phone is fast and the screen is really nice, with good contrast and dark blacks. It looks like that will change in the Lumia 920, but the 900's camera is no slouch. The camera in the phone, one of Nokia's trademark features, is good, but not the best.
The Nokia 900 is a nice first attempt by Nokia at a flagship Windows Phone. I was kinda nervous about owning this phone, since you cannot remove the battery, and I can thankfully say that I have never wished that I could remove the battery.Despite the fact that only a few months after I had purchased this phone did I learn that Microsoft will not be upgrading it to the newest version of Windows Phone 8, I still think it is a great device, and will continue to use it.
NOKIA LUMIA 900 ANDROID
It is smart, and it is a great phone! All of the other Android devices I owned were pretty good at doing smart things, but for some reason all of them sucked at being a phone!One common problem I had was that with my Android phones, the phone would lock up and I would have to pull the battery out in order to reset it. I tell everyone that asks me about it, that it is the first smart phone that I have owned that fulfills both aspects of it's name. I have always admired the look of Windows Phone 7 and wondered, but never enough to make me jump ship and try it out, until I saw this phone.Now, after owning this device for over 6 months now, and using it on a daily basis, I can safely say that I still love this phone. I live in the Google ecosystem, Gmail, Calendar, Reader etc, and have purchased several apps on Android. I have owned several Android handsets prior to this one (HTC G1, HTC Magic, Samsung Galaxy S, LG G2X, and HTC G2) and have always felt like there was something better out there, waiting for that next great Android device.
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