Nokia has cranked out another cheap Lumia phone, but this one has a
few superpowers snuck up its sleeves — it’s massive, and has 4G
capabilities although i doubt there is any 4G network in Nigeria to make
use ofthis beauty.While it looks a lot like Nokia’s previous Lumia efforts, this is actually the biggest Windows Phone ever made by Nokia . It has a 4.7-inch display, guaranteed to stretch your palms to exciting new proportions.
The display resolution isn’t quite as enticing as the size however — that panel packs 480×800 pixels, which isn’t a particularly high resolution. That could mean that photos, video and web pages don’t look as pin-sharp as they will on competing mobiles.
That drop in resolution will be keeping the price down, however. Also expect to see Nokia’s usual line-up of own-brand maps software and other Windows-flavoured treats.
It’s also coming with Nokia’s Smart Camera technology from the outset – while it will only take seven shots in burst mode at 1MP level but will come with all the features that app brings, such as action shots and object removal.
The camera in ‘normal’ mode will be a 5MP snapper with a front-facing VGA option plus the other lenses seen on Nokia phones, such as Cinemagraph and Panorama modes.
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