Meet the Nokia Lumia 900: An LTE Windows Phone for AT&T - moodyoursend

Nokia's president Stephen Elop took to the stage this afternoon at the heatedly-anticipated Nokia news conference at CES. As many foreseen, Nokia introduced the Nokia Lumia 900, an LTE 4G Windows Phone for AT&adenosine monophosphate;T.

Like the Lumia 800, the Lumia 900 uses the ClearBlack Super AMOLED engineering. When I got my hands on with the Lumia 800, I noted that the display had of import showing angles, courageous colors, and acute text. Blacks look deeper and glare is reduced. It does really well in bright sunlight also. The Lumia has a larger video display, however, at 4.3 inches as opposed to the 3.7-inch Lumia 800.

The Lumia 900 has the same single injectable polyurethane matt-up plastic build as the Lumia 800, which gives IT a inflexible feel. The material is napped to touch, but scratch and fingermark resistant. It also doesn't feel like-minded IT will completely shatter if you miss it. The Lumia 900 will come in cyan (form of a chromatic green) or black.

And, stylemark to Nokia flagship phones, the camera in the Lumia 900 has a Carl Zeiss lens with a F2.2 aperture. The Lumia 900 has a twofold wide style function allowing you to take fanlike angle shots. When I proved the Lumia 800's camera, I was affected with the snappy shutter speed and steep quality photos. I'm joyful to see that the Lumia 900 has a movement-facing camera–something the Lumia 800 was sorely missing. The advanced-facing camera is also panoptic-lean on, which is useful for television conferencing with dual the great unwashe.

Of course, the Lumia is a Windows Phone and comes with a few included apps like Tango for video chat, ESPN, CNN and Nokia Take (Nokia's piloting app). The ESPN and CNN apps subscribe to Windows Phone's "metro style" with sliding panels and man-sized bold text.

The Nokia Lumia 710, which we reviewed last week is coming to T-Mobile connected January 11. The Nokia Lumia 900 will get in at AT&T in the coming months. Pricing has not been announced.

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