nokia lumia 920 review
(1.15 W/kg)
I'm on Rogers, so I was able to pick up the Lumia 920. Coming from the Lumia 900, the 920 definitely has a few cosmetic differences. First, it's much bigger -- it has 4.5-inches over 4.3-inches so that's where the size comes in. There's also more of a curve on the back. The size of the black bezel is larger too and the top is thinner. Overall, it has a very nice feel to it.
The camera really shines. It's crisper than the 900. And when you shake the phone while taking a photo, the image stabilization just kicks in and smooths everything out -- it's just phenomenal. Once you focus the lens, shaking the phone barely moves the frame. You can definitely see a difference and photos come out really sharp. I can't rave about it enough.
In addition, you can install "lenses," which are program add-ons, such as Panorama, Smart Shoot and Cinemagraph for different effects. Photos can also be uploaded to SkyDrive, so they're accessible online.
The screen is very smooth too. You'll definitely notice it if you've used the Lumia 900. Apps are very quick to launch. You can pin them to the home screen. Other than that, if you're a Windows user, you won't find much else that's different.
Cons:
One gripe I had with Windows is it won't resume apps when you re-launch them. It's kind of annoying to have to launch it again, rather than resuming.
One gripe I had with Windows is it won't resume apps when you re-launch them. It's kind of annoying to have to launch it again, rather than resuming.
Specs
IMAGING
AUDIO
CONNECTIVITY
SAFETY
(1.15 W/kg)
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