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Nokia Lumia 1020 review: Specs of the Windows Phone-powered flagship by the Finnish tech giant includes a 41 megapixel sensor. After numerous smartphones that have been launched this year, this device still has the highest camera spec for a smartphone.
The main question however is if this device is impressive enough to get the appeal of the buyers? Taking the fact that Galaxy S4 Zoom is one of Samsung Galaxy S4 variants that is gearing into the camera technology with its 16 megapixel sensor, made it pretty much obvious that Nokia isn’t the first to have a new dimension added to its smartphone portfolio.
Among the buttons featured on Nokia’s design are its power, volume and dedicated camera buttons which are located on the right edge however leaving the left edge button-cleared. And alongside the microSIM housing on the top is the headset jack; the bottom portion has a Mico-USB slot.
The phone comes with a universal tripod connector, a power level indicator and a second (1,020mAh) battery. Camera Grip accessory, made from the same polycarbonate material, is available in colours that would compliment with the handset is priced at L47.99 (inc. VAT). The main function of the Camera Grip is to keep a steady hand while shooting although it is shown to have considerably increased the handset size.
The Features. While Lumia 1020 shares the same fairly modest dual core 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 SoC of Lumia 920 and 820, the latter have 1GB RAM but the former has been boosted to 2GB.
Since there isn’t MicroSD card slot to use in storing media files (which includes those 1020’s fancy high-resolution camera pictures), a 32GB internal storage along with the GB free SkyDrive storage is available.
While the 2,000mAh battery struggled to get going for 24 hours, when the Xenon flash of the camera was used, the headset is considered top-end with its full set of connectivity options that include NFC, dual-band Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n), Bluetooth (3.0) as well as pentaband LTE (100Mbps down, 50Mbps up).
Nokia did a great job in adding value into its Windows Phone handsets although Microsoft doesn’t allow its hardware partners skin its Windows Phone OS or have its appearance changed.



By:ultravines.com