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Integration with popular social media platforms on the Titan II is just as tight as ever. The phone supports Windows Live, Google Mail, Facebook, and Twitter accounts and also aggregates them into one convenient People Hub. Contacts and calendar details are seamlessly carried over from these services. I especially like the way the Pictures function […]
The handset certainly offers a wealth of features and settings such as smile capture, face detection, manual ISO, burst mode, and panorama, plus a heap of special scene modes. The snapper is quick as well. It takes less than a second to recognize a face and just much time to take back-to-back shots. On the […]
However, in the daylight the Titan II’s camera packs a powerful punch against all its competitors, be it from Apple or Google. The camera takes detailed pictures in the sunlight without overdoing the brightness. The focus on smaller aspects and far away objects is precise. It takes no time to take them in details. Though […]
In one way or the other every electronic device gets worked up with the extra burden put on it and sole sinner in this matter is the user him-/herself. Every user has the tendency to install new and attractive software in his/her mobile device and after sometime he/she gets fed up with its application and […]
Uninstall the apps that were used only once and are not needed any more. Get rid of the apps that were only for show or to make screen more flamboyant, especially in case of Android. On the other hand, the apps that are in continuous usage, do not leave them lurking around. I will get […]
Nokia showcased its first 4G LTE smartphone, Nokia Lumia 900 at the Consumer Electronics Show 2012 in January. Now that the handset is out on store shelves for sale, I am obliged to present the first full review of the new smartphone from the Finnish company. At the first look, the Lumia 900 gives a […]
Having said that, Lumia pack a punch in its unibody structure that deliberately comes in some flashy colours like Magenta, for example. Its lightly sculpted chassis and deliberate use of coloUr scream “lifestyle product.” Bold as an exclamation mark, the Lumia 900 has pure pop-art coursing through its electrical veins. The chassis has a perfectly […]
In both brightness and richness, the Lumia 900 absolutely blows away the Focus S, which at the time I hailed as a beautiful Super AMOLED Plus screen in its own right. At the same levels of full and automatic brightness, the Lumia 900 shone about a full level brighter than the Focus S. Beyond the […]
Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth are standards, though sadly, the Lumia 900 ships with Bluetooth 2.1, practically antique compared with the new Bluetooth 4.0 standard we’re starting to see in mobile devices. Nokia boasts that its 8-megapixel camera on the Lumia 900 has Carl Zeiss optics, which, along with its dual-LED flash and autofocus, are meant […]
Compared to the snappers in iPhone 4S and Focus S, the picture quality is far better in terms of brightness and colour depth. The Super AMOLED display augments that in a nicer way. I was generally happy with video, which shoots at a rate of 30 frames per second, though I wish it shot in […]
Nokia does make a mark with the nice Nokia Blue color theme (it’s the Lumia 900 default) and with a suite of Marketplace apps that include Nokia Drive, Nokia Maps, Nokia Transit, and Nokia Contacts Transfer. This section also highlights partners’ third-party apps, like ESPN and CNN. It’s a shame that the Lumia 900 doesn’t […]
That being said, video streaming and apps downloads and pictures downloads and uploads on Facebook and Flickr worked seamlessly and did not create any lag in between. However, the lack of fastest speeds and camera quality do make room for HTC Titan II to capture market share with Windows Phone OS. The Titan II was […]
