the fastest on N9, and it could be the fastest camera on Sea Ray too

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.

This Lumia 900 is a rendered picture (user created), so basically there's a chance that this might be a fake.

This post has been edited by s7ran9er: Dec 26 2011, 01:16 PM

Looks like the Lumia 900 is possible anyway, bigger screen and a front facing camera, also comes with more choices of color.


Source: MyNokiaBlog

yo, I saw it on their Facebook wall, some user reported that the phone will be available next month and yes, together with Marketplace!

I guess the Marketplace Malaysia is holding up the release date.


I think the Lumia 900 can fix that. Hahaha! Sadly only available for AT&T.

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I believe the Nokia will release a GSM version of 900 soon


By the way, Radar's screen bigger or Lumia 800?

This post has been edited by s7ran9er: Jan 29 2012, 11:22 PM

That totally depends on how the users use the phone really. If you don't mind the performance but admires the looks and features of the WP then go ahead and go get yourself one.

Coming from an Android user myself after using it for half-a-year the phone works great and the customization is just fits my liking but after couple of months something just doesn't feel that awesome at all, the phone starts to slow down a lot thanks to the background apps running, you actually need a task killer app to kill those apps to save the performance and battery life.

Android is a good OS but sadly the flaws of the OS is like some pinch of salt to the wound, what the mobile phone manufacturers are trying to sell you is the hardware performance not the OS. Now, I don't want go so deep into this.

For Windows Phone, of course it does have its own flaws but OS itself isn't perfect yet (Hell, which OS is?), but it does handles perfectly on my hand, very responsive and fluid it is. If you don't mind about the imperferction of the app Marketplace I'd say go ahead.

But still it has to come down to the earth that which phone that really suits you.

Just my own opinion anyway!

Sure is sharp! No post processing?

Wonderful, sure put my HD7 camera to shame.

Nope, you can't. Use other phones to access.
Or read the whole topic, there're ways to access.

I know my next phone now

You're welcome.
With small camera sensor like that it does happen to have a green tint but is that really what the 800 can do best in low light condition? To fix that you have to take pictures at a well-lit place, place with plenty of lights.