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So, should you get the Nokia Lumia 900? We are torn between this and the Lumia 800 enjoying both phones as much as each other.
The Lumia 900 delivers a bigger screen, a front facing camera, faster surfing speeds, internet tethering, a much better battery, and a easier to charge device than the 800.... More

After testing the Lumia 800 for several days, it is perfectly clear that Microsoft and Nokia have made a terrific deal by burying the hatchet a year ago – this is convincingly the best Windows Phone device, apart from the bigger, but otherwise almost identical Lumia 900.
Just about all the Lumia... More

The Nokia Asha 303 pushes the envelope of what we call a feature phone, providing an almost complete set of functions for your everyday needs. Granted, it doesn't have the rich application store that even a cheapo Android handset can take advantage of, but there are still plenty of apps for it, including... More

Considering that the Nokia Asha 200 currently costs under $90 off contract, there is quite a lot that you get for your money, so we would gladly recommend getting it if you need a low cost dual-SIM device. It looks good, has a nice physical keyboard, and comes with a whole bunch of social networking... More

Whether or not the smartphone will bring Nokia back in the major league however is a whole different story. And just like the time when we had the Lumia 800 around for a review, we can't give you a definite answer. One thing is certain though - Nokia is still a long way from the top in this important... More

It is small, it is light, got a classy the battery last for days, software is ergonomic. It takes microSD card so you have an MP3 player. It got bluetooth, great predictive text entry. Earphone jack is a regular 1/8".

The calendar and todo list are usable.

Tt's the cheaper phone I can get!... More

I bought this phone because i thought it was a touch phone. I paid $200 for it when I bought it and today its only $99. It starting coming apart a few months ago. When I slide it up, the top nearly comes off. I am not one who's hard on phones, durability just isn't there when it comes to this... More

The Nokia C6 is a good looking phone in my opinion, but the processor makes the phone unattractive to customers. The Camera is decent , The web browser surprisingly supports flash but again the processor makes it a little slower if its either a heavy page you're visiting or you are running a lot... More

Nicely designed phone, weighty and solid to the feel with individual keys etc. Includes some fun games, but the platform is not very well organized when you're trying to change a setting or look for a certain feature. Battery time is good as long as you keep the fucntions to a bare minimum, otherwise... More

I have been using Nokia phones for more than a decade. I have been so impressed, that when getting a new, simple phone (my preference), I wanted to stick with the brand.

Unfortunately, this is the worst Nokia phone I have ever owned. It's not horrible, but just not as good as I am used to. My... More