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June 2013
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The editors liked
Great design
Cool camera features
Incredible 8 mega-pixel camera
Lightweight
Strong
Extended camera functionality
Useful bundled Nokia apps inc. HERE Maps and HERE Drive+
Premium build quality
Fed up of Nokia’s chunky plastic casing? You’ll be right at home with the Nokia Lumia 925
Which trades it in for a thinner 8.5mm metal frame instead
Which angular lines and a cool touch. It’s a step up from the ugly as anything Lumia 820
And the plasticky Samsung Galaxy S4 too
Even if it’s still not exactly a work of art
Like HTC’s exquisitely chiselled HTC One or Apple’s iPhone 5.Making up
Slim
Light design
Camera is super in low light
Bright and vivid screen
Great Nokia software additions
Great camera
Stunning design
Thinnest Lumia yet
Good screen
Solid performance
Reasonable battery life
Makes the most of Windows Phone 8's strengths
Optical image stabilisation system opens up possibility for longer hand-held exposures
No SD/mSD card slot
F/2.0 aperture lens
Great for sharing direct from camera
Screen resolution far beyond dedicated compact cameras
Low ISO settings produces decen
Smooth OS performance
Sturdy design
Decent value
Lovely
Premium build
Excellent camera
Growing number of apps
Vibrant screen with deep blacks
Slimmer
Lighter
Design
Plenty of added extras
Good camera performance
Sleek design
Loads of features
Impressive snapper
Bright and sharp screen
Perfect performance
Fresh
Slick
Slim design
Featurepacked
Capable camera
Bright and colourful screen
Elegant design / quality manufacturing
Good screen contrast
Sound quality
Excellent camera in low lighting
Better in good lighting than the Lumia 920
Responsive / OS runs smoothly
Adequate battery life
Slick slim design
Metal frame
Highcontrast OLED screen
Improved camera.
Great display
FM radio
Solid
Attractive build
Good display
Versatile camera
Excellent call quality
Impeccable lowlight shots
Incredibly responsive UI
Classy design
Fine screen
Fast processor
Good suite of Nokia extras
The editors didn't like
Outdated spec sheet
Low internal memory
Camera too low down
Non-removable battery
Limited 16GB memory that isn't expandable
Introducing the Lumia 925 - Nokia's latest flagship device
Design - NOKIA LUMIA 925
Materials
Nokia's brand new Lumia 925 combines a similar design to their previous
Questionable battery longevity
Some camera functions overly complicated to use
We have few to no complaints about the hardware
Save for that we just wished the tank-like Nokia Lumia 920 looked like this last year. Our only criticisms are the platform
Windows Phone 8 is still very limited. Its keyboard lags behind the smarts of Android’s QWERTY options
And Internet Explorer feels clunky compared to Safari and Chrome for mobile.Nokia’s done the best it could with what it h
Key specs haven't really improved from the older 920
Windows Phone 8 app store is still poorly stocked
Wireless charging has been removed since the 920
Windows Phone 8 still clunky
Wide screen affects usability
No built-in wireless charging
No wireless charging
Windows Phone's lack of consumer services may leave BYOD workers disappointed
No HDR
Use of low ISO settings even when inappropriate
Digital zoom is limiting
Close-up focus not shown full-time in preview
Limitation to on-board storage
Inconsistent white balance at higher ISO settings
Mid-high ISO settings aren't "spectacularl
Distinctive twotone design
No interior access
Poor battery life
Needs a case to use wireless charging tech
Video and audio performance not as strong as best
Needs more apps
Aside from the design
It doesn't feel hugely different from the 920
In wider terms
Windows Phone still lags behind in the apps offering
No memory card slot
Windows Phone still suffers from few apps and little quirks
Screen goes green when looking from below or from the side
Speaker located on the back
Lack of integrated wireless charging and microSD memory card slot
The Lumia 920 had integrated wireless charging, but this is not present in the 925 model. It can be added via an optional charging cover, which will increase the phone's bulk and price. As well as WiFi (802.11a/b/g/n), Bluetooth (3.0) and LTE (up to 100Mb
The Lumia 925 is a slimmer and lighter handset than its 920 predecessor, with a neater and more ergonomic design. It lacks wireless charging but supports LTE and NFC, and has an excellent 4.5in. AMOLED screen. However, with the Lumia 1020 already announce...
Abstract: Ever since the announcement of the Nokia Lumia 1020, there's been little doubt that it'll be the smartphone to claim the prestigious title of “Best Cameraphone”. However, we can never be sure of something until we've seen it with our own eyes. That's w...
The Nokia Lumia 925 is no doubt the best Windows Phone available to T-Mobile customers. The unique design gives it a high-end look and feel that stands apart from Nokia's polycarbonate devices. Toss in compatibility with T-Mobile's LTE network, and you ha...
Published: 2013-07-23, Author: Arne , review by: theunwired.net
Except for the night shots, the differences between all four smartphones aren't dramatic - at least not with the thumbnails above or the web optimized enlarged versions. Differences in the details can be only found in the original sized photos but also th...
Abstract: It's been more than a year since I reviewed a Windows phone. Back in 2012, it was the Nokia Lumia 800. Today, I was handed with the Nokia Lumia 925 that is launching tomorrow (20 July) in Singapore.Within the span of the 2 Windows phones, I have reviewed...
Nokia's Lumia 925 has a sleek, slim, partially aluminum build. Its camera takes great shots, especially in low light conditions, and the LTE smartphone comes in at an affordable price
The Lumia 925 is a little wide and squat, and sharp corners diminish handheld comfort. T-Mobile's version has 16GB of storage instead of 32GB
Nokia's lovely Lumia 925 delivers a high-end Windows Phone experience, but camera snobs with deep pockets should hold out for AT&T's Lumia 1020.
Published: 2013-07-18, Author: Matthew , review by: zdnet.com
Abstract: This week we saw the availability to purchase and pre-order two new Nokia Lumia devices, the 925 on T-Mobile and the 1020 on AT&T. Given that I already own a Nokia 808 PureView, no longer have an AT&T account, and am a 10-year+ T-Mobile customer I went to...
Vivid AMOLED screen, Great exclusive apps, Beautiful, comfortable aluminum finish, Solid rear camera
Windows Phone lacks certain apps, Windows Phone still has some quirks, No MicroSD card support, Battery is not removable
Like the Lumia 928, the 925's greatest strength is Nokia. It's the only smartphone maker that cares at all about Windows Phone, offering a wide line of new devices. The Lumia 925 is supremely comfortable to hold and its aluminum finish is beautiful. Nokia...
Published: 2013-07-10, Author: Arne , review by: theunwired.net
Yes, the Lumia 925 is another Windows Phone but not just another one but most likely the best one, money can buy today. It's beautifully designed, made out of finest materials, doesn't feels cheap in any kind and is built rock-solid. There's no creaking b...
