Nokia Lumia 920 Review

Nokia’s second-generation flagship Windows Phone is finally here. The Nokia Lumia 920 is the successor of the Lumia 900 and features improvements in almost every aspect of the device. From new display technology to the critically acclaimed PureView camera, the 920 is packed to the gills.

Powered by Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8 operating system, the 920 features significant changes on the software side of things too, which we’ll dive into further in the review.

Although Nokia did have some hiccups getting the device of the door, many believe the device speaks for itself. Click on to find out for yourself.

Windows Phone 7.8 Review

It’s fair to say that existing Lumia owners, like myself, were a little more than disappointed when we learned that our Windows Phone 7.5 based devices will not be upgraded to the new and exciting Windows Phone 8 OS from Microsoft. I initially thought that this was all part of a marketing ploy to get us to buy newer devices. That was not the case though. Microsoft went on to explain that the hardware in our current devices was simply not powerful enough to run WP8, and that the new OS required at least a dual-core processor to run lag-free. However, Microsoft and Nokia did not just abandon us, they promised us an update, and update that would bring down some prominent WP8 features to existing devices. They called this update Windows Phone 7.8. In this review, we’ll only be covering the new updates and features that Microsoft and Nokia packed into WP7.8 for the Nokia Lumia 900.