Lumia 930- Finnish beauty, with a powerful soul At the heart of Nokia’s recently released smartphone Lumia 930 lays the Microsoft 8.1 mobile operating system which will be released on June 2014. The Finnish phone maker has built this flagship product to compete against Samsung Galaxy S5 and Sony Xperia Z2 therefore the phone is not only heavier and larger than its competitors but also has top end software features. Inside the slim body with 5 inch AMOLED display lays the powerful Snapdragon 800 SoC processor with 2.2 GHz. At its heart lies the Snapdragon S4 Plus dual core CPU assisted by Adreno 330 graphics chip of power to play games and run videos with equal speed. An additional feature which increases storage and processing power is 2 GB RAM along with 32 GB of additional storage for specific mobile operators. The Nokia Lumia 930 is expected to be sold in India within price range of 40000- 42000 depending on accessories bought with it. Technology behind Nokia Lumia 930: Nokia has decades of experience making cellphones more than existing makers in the world’s and is even the first firm to use Microsoft Windows 8.1 refreshed operating system. Targeted as a next in line successor to Nokia Lumia 9x line of devices the last of which was Lumia 925 the new Lumia 930 has additional features and is based on improved 8.1 OS of windows. Hardware Details: This attractive looking phone made of single aluminum sheet to avoid sharp edges and has a polycarbonate sheet at its bottom. The phone is powered by quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chip with 2.2 GHz processor and 2 GB RAM. The Nokia 930 has a 20 mp “PureView” Zeiss Lens camera with ability to click crystal clear photos with high resolution sensors to take pictures in poor light too.... ... middle of paper ... ...es with android and internet surfing features. It lost market share as it was not able to keep up with technology and now with mounting losses and sellout even die hard fans of the manufacturer have lost confidence in its products. However in partnership with Microsoft the firm has brought in several interesting smart phones which are slowly helping it regain its lost status and reputation. Even while making expensive smartphones the maker knows that it is the low end durable phones with basic features are what its customers’ desire therefore makes them too and tries to add latest features to make them viable. Whether this strategy of Nokia will help it through to manage competition and stay in the competitive cell phone market remains to be seen. Author Bio – The Author have great interest in handset and technology reviews. Currently he is working with 91mobiles.
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Background: Nokia originally started by Fredrik Idestam back in 1865 as a paper manufacturer in southwestern Finland, and has evolved into a worldwide manufacturer of mobile devices as well as the world’s number one in telecommunications over the past years. In the 1960’s, Nokia began developing electronics and established a department that was in charge of the production of radio-transmission equipment. During this year, Nokia has developed its first electronic device, which was used in nuclear power plants. After entering the telecommunications industry, Nokia began producing radiotelephones for the army and later on became the largest manufacturer in Europe. In the first years of the 1980’s, Nokia established the first international cellular network, in other words, the Nordic Telephone Service (NMT). As Nokia started growing during this period of time, they developed the first car phone, ...
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