ya.. so why need to dual core or even quad core? never the less more core mean more battery suxking.

i tried out my hd7 with a droid dual core device running side by side yesterday. both device rebooted at the same time. hd7 boot time out run droid dual core by at least 5sec. when come to run a a games called "burn the rope" hd7 finish loading than droid dual core by 2-3 sec ahead.

no doubt droid on stock ROM by manufacturer. not what droid user claims the fastest MUI version. but it still doest make sense to me a more powerful device running on such a so call more powerful and highly customised OS. it still run slower than a lowest spec device and what they claim buggiest OS on earth.



This post has been edited by fulat: Dec 8 2011, 12:52 PM

As for now, the OS is still at a growing stage and we might be seeing multi-core support in the future. However, what I personally thinks is MS is trying to put in more features for now, and more juice for the phone? Not necessary.

Sadly, they're kinda late to miss the train which the Droid & Apple has conquered most of the market.

Nokia Lumia 800 Software Update
- Charging and Audio Quality improvements
- Improved display switching in bright light
- New navigation functions, sharing and search options

Nokia Lumia 800 is naise... But its quite pain when they yet to support front facing and NFC... eventhough front facing is not much of a use these day lol...

Mirror and 3G video call. Who says it's useless. And we can Skype video call as well.

i think nokia with wp7 will eat some marketshare up

lucky for those in sg. they always get the good stuff with good price

omg -- the highlight of the night == the opening of the pink umbrella!!

Whats with these obsession to differenciate? There's nothing wrong with the UI. It's fast, fluid and classy looking. It's easy to understand. Yes, every device look the same so why would anyone opt for a specific brand rather than the others. But that's where these manufacturers have to build phones that looks different from the others. Nokia N9/Lumia 800 is one such device.

I rather WPx stays the same than seeing the manufacturers have their own say on how the UI should look on their own devices. That new Sense UI..carousel looks horrible IMO. By it being the same across the board, it's easier for the user to get used to their phones should they change phones. Less bloatware too.

And when the time comes to update the OS, there really is no excuse not to give out updates like what we see on Android.

Microsoft really should be doing better to market WP7 though. There's still no marketplace for us. Nokia will help them with that hopefully.

http://www.wpcentral.com/folks-line-nokia-...aunch-singapore

Folks line up for Nokia Lumia launch in Singapore

wow.same like ifag queue d.

at least they are queing for something worth to q

absolutely. the first 100 customers (if i am not mistaken) get free xbox 360 with kinect

yea seriously lucky them.... price shouldnt be too expensive for them too..

really like this phone, so all we have to do is just register and put country as Singapore for marketplace?
sorry if very noob question.

coming soon to our store

http://mymobileking.blogspot.com/

no restrictions region accessing marketplace for dwonload free apps, only paid apps you must use nearest region Singapore, our local crdit card or debit card can only work with Singapore region.

check below link for how to asign local credit card for buying paid apps.
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2125261

i love this phone but ur avatar is more attractive

thanks mang, haven't bought but definitely will once it hit msia

Nokia last ditch effort....i expect to see a quick agonizing death within 6 months...and Nokia too...

Disappointed by the price tag for lumia 800.
Followed this phone for quite some time now and here i was thinking that since w7m os is not really that popular and nokia is desperate to get back on it's feet, i thought they'd push the phone out at a very competitive price. I was so wrong. Was thinking of recommending my sis, after seeing the price....no thx
Rationally when your trying to compete for market share and promote the w7m os, you should lower the price to try to convert android or ios user, call it a long term investment. But...no, seem like the ceo still prefer the "burning platform" and try to carved a niche market.