#budget lumia

Microsoft today announces the Lumia 435 which is the most affordable Windows Phone to date. Nokia's Executive Vice President for smart devices, Jo Harlow, has confirmed that the PureView technology is indeed coming to future Lumia phones. The Nokia Lumia 610 was finally unveiled at the MWC Nokia press event and is positioned to redefine what is “entry-level” for a Windows Phone. We finally got one of them to take out for a spin -- the Nokia Lumia 800. The design and form factor of the Lumia 800 did not depart much from the first Meego handset Nokia released back in October 2011, the Nokia N9. The few physical differences would be the screen size (3.7" for the Lumia 800 and 3.9" for the N9) and the WP7 navigation menu (Back, Home, Search) at the bottom corner of the glass display. Like the N9, the Lumia 800 also uses a micro-SIM card which is housed in a sliding compartment at the top of the handset. And since the Lumia 800 uses an unibody design, the entire body is encased in a soft-matte polycarbonate material and there's no way you can easily take out the battery. Read more in our articles including "Lumia 435 is the cheapest Lumia at sub-Php4K" and "Nokia PureView coming to future Lumia handsets".