Sure around RM 2400, like note 3. So i would say it's reasonable. But 1320 damn cheap, when compared to Galaxy Mega.
no active stylus, but has that above average camera. Heard the IPS screen is by LG, which screams awesome.

This post has been edited by EXkurogane: Oct 22 2013, 07:09 PM

^nowadays there r all kinds of powerbanks, what i find it hard to trust, so many 10,000 mah ones going for under rm 150, dunno trustworthy or not

these branded ones, not just those by nokia, are priced higher & has a lower capacity; This 1 has wireless though

not related to resolution; only phablets (which i assume, 5" & above) are getting a 3rd column of tiles

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Only-Window...elfiore_id48620

walao, this 1 perfect weapon to prevent snatch thefts

I would go for 920 for more storage. 925 has better battery life due to amoled.

A new Galaxy S3 also RM 1k only can get; and the wireless charger thing is probably stock clearance. Lumia 920's internal specs which r duo core are very cheap to produce now. It's normal. New phones come out very fast nowadays. See 920 has how many successors within a year - Lumia 925, 1020, now 1520.

This post has been edited by EXkurogane: Oct 26 2013, 04:55 PM

I dun think there will be anyone who wants to buy the 820 nowadays (and not many shops will stock in that). 820 & 720, maybe more RAM, but 720 has big battery. I personally prefer more RAM, but I actually see more people using 720 than 820, maybe because 720 is newer. These 2 are pretty much cannibalizing each other's sales.

720 & 625 are pretty new so price doesnt drop much. I also have a 520, and this little phone is awesome for RM 500 price.

For 1320 i expect a RM 1199 price tag, approximately. USD to RM is now RM 3.2X to RM 3.30. but, dun forget, 1320 will be released in Q1 2014, and that's in western countries and selected asian countries (not necessarily Malaysia), but 1520 will be out n Q4 this year. before we get the 1320 early next year 920 and 920's price will remain "high" for a while. 1320 is damn cheap when compared to galaxy Mega.

Some ppl prefer smaller phones, i hope Nokia slot in a high spec phone (like, snapdragon 600 at least, with 2GB RAM, 4.3" 720p screen) in the 8XX series next year. Sony has the Xperia Z1S,. which is still unannounced (officially as Z1F in Japan) which has this kind of spec - complete with 20MP cam & Snapdragon 800.

This post has been edited by EXkurogane: Oct 26 2013, 05:32 PM

The numbers wont be pretty, USD $699. I'd say at least RM 2399.

mine was 1st batch, got on launch day, no such issues though; i thought dat is fixed in firmware update already?

This post has been edited by EXkurogane: Oct 28 2013, 09:29 PM

I dont use whatsapp much, but i dont have such issue with facebook. That's odd. Are you on LTE? For me only up to H+.
For me it only gets very hot after prolonged gaming (like, 45mins or an hour of asphalt).

This post has been edited by EXkurogane: Oct 29 2013, 01:30 PM

Agree! Went to Gurney y'day, & my mum ended up buying a 625. 3rd Lumia already in my family. The boss (i guess?) there a see im loyal to nokia, so, they gave my mum 10% off even though my mum was not using a Lumia (but an even older symbian unit), they helped us submit that my mum was using a WP7 Lumia unit so she was eligible for the Diwali period discount lol. In addition to 10% off (RM 939 > RM 845), got a free Capdase wallet over (the prie tag on that thing is RM 159, though i believe it's overpried) & a teddy bear wearing nokia T-shirt. Damn worth it.

These are effective anti-snatch thief weapons, good to keep.



This post has been edited by EXkurogane: Nov 1 2013, 12:00 PM

Yup, 2 n95s. Already broke lah, i wonder if i will get a free 1520 if i mail nokia this photo. LOL

Here's a suggestion: Count 1 by 1 A-Z, then go games and count the total as well.

Not for me though; 88 items in the A-Z list (including the stuff that u cant delete like settings, camera, etc), 4 Xbox games, 4 'other' games. That's all.

My apps - 3.5GB, Maps 127MB, Temp. files 1GB, Photos 2.7GB, Music 7GB, Videos 1.5GB, Other 1.5GB. The oters not significant in size. I still have over 9GB left of space.

Dafuq? No wonder Koreans all stick to Samseng.
Nokia's supersensitive touch is supposed to enable u to use it with gloves, i.e. cold weather. In fact i think the phone will stick work at -10 or -15C without any problems

For me it takes only average 5 secs to lock on. In penang area (including mainland).

Regardless of what OS, FB app always a lot of problem. Even iOS and Android users also tell me EB app lagging or crashing is common. =.= Lots of updates never really fix the issues for good.

This 1 depends on luck only, blame China. My friends's Galaxy S3, buy after 2 weeks, camera module have to change. After 2 months, charging port have to change Not just Nokia has issues.

I'm one of the few lucky ones My 920 since December last year until now never had any issues, both software and hardware. Only occasionally i did soft resets to solve certain problems. My mum's new Lumia 625, the bottom section of the screen you can see uneven lighting though (backlight bleeding), which is only obvious at higher brightness and black background (like, when the phone is starting up with the Nokia word in the middle), dunno if it's normal (heard it is usually seen on cheaper phones).

This post has been edited by EXkurogane: Nov 13 2013, 12:08 PM

920 to 1520 definitely big difference. Snapdragon 800 wei, that thing is a powerhouse. For me no $$ no talk. I expect that phone to cost RM 2399.
I only upgrade my phone even 2 years, now my 920 only 1 year.

*EDIT: From what reviewers say of their 1st impression, it's compact enough for a 6 incher phone. And it feels light despite being over 200g in weight because the weight is evenly spread out and the phone is thin (~8.7mm). When i played with galaxy Note 3 at a shop last time i was surprised it's not as big as i thought, and even smaller than Note 2. Lumia 1520 should be around the size of Note 2.

This post has been edited by EXkurogane: Nov 13 2013, 12:12 PM

Yeap, probably patience is virtue. CORTANA, baby, CORTANA NEEDED. Wait until Q4 next year and see~

1520 seems only a few mm wider. Longer isnt much of an issue to me. Seems like Nokia kept the size reasonable this time. Lumia 920's size could have easily gotten a 4.7" screen. =.=