About a year ago, Nokia Lumia 800 is the first Windows Phone handset to tie Microsoft and Nokia. Lumia 800 shares stylish exterior with 3.7 inches screen size that means 800 x 480 pixels resolution. The CPU then increases from 1 GHz ARM Cortex A-8 into 1,4 GHz MSM 8255 Snapdragon/Scorpion which will help Windows Phone Mango operating system.

It is more expensive than two Nokia Windows Phone offerings such as Nokia Lumia 710 to share you Nokia N9’s 16 bit AMOLED ClearBlack display while Nokia Lumia 710 supported by a 24-bit ClearBlack TFT. AMOLED screen is drawing better contrast ratios and more vivid colors than the older TFT technology. Compared to the HTC Titan and HTC Radar Windows Mango Phones, Lumia 800’s screen size is smaller while HTC Radar and HTC Titan entering 3.8 inch and 4.7 inch screens with the same 800×480 pixel resolution. iPhone has managed a success to the same product with a smaller screen at 3.5 inches but the trend is flowing to the bigger display. For the pixel density, Lumia 800 is little sharper.

Internal storage of Nokia Lumia 800 and HTC Tital are equal with 16 GB while Lumia 710 and HTC Radar is coming with the same capacity of 8 GB storage. Compared to the HTC Titan, Lumia 800 is proposing a very slim profile with a lighter weight. Its appearance is easy to handle with smooth curves to the hand whether it wears protective case or not. The case is provided in the package while premium feel strongly emerges on its cool curved polycarbonate shell. The unibody design is requiring hard work of Nokia though it is sadly leaving the battery inaccessible.

This smartphone also has a great camera, video and audio player, image viewer, text messages service, and also has the way to connect to the PC to make all job easier for you. But in size, this phone is still very small and compact alhtough having many kinds of services. The features and functionality can be the best of what you ever get before having this gadget.

The technical specifications of this gadget are: CDMA 850/CDMA 1900 modes, 4.06 oz total weight, 116 x 64 x 11.5 mm dimensions, talk: 4 hours, Standby: 192 hours (Battery Life), Lilon – 1130 mAh battery, LCD 320 x 240 pixels, 65K TFT display, Windows Mobile for Smartphones, Microsoft Exchange 2003, etc., 64 MB built-in / Mini-SD removable memory card slot, QWERTY keyboard, and also advanced speech recognition and speakerphone.

The features of this gadget for your photo, video, and audio entertainment are: 1.3 megapixel camera, capture and playback video, GIF87a, GIF89a, JPEG, W9MP, BMP, PNG images formats, H.263, MPEG-4, GSM-AMR, AAC, WMV video formats, iMelody, MIDI, MP3, AAC, WAV, WMA, WAX, QCELP audio formats, Dueal stereo speakers, and also Windows Media Player.

At the first glance, the case it quite nice but looks and feels a bit plastic. The speaker located right under the real lop just behind the back panel make it feels a bit heavy at the back. With a glass panel that extends to the edge, the huge 4.65″ screen that occupy the whole front face is quite attractive. When the screen is off, it is hard to identify the actual edge of the screen panel. On the curved right and left panels sit simple buttons for power and volume along with headphone jack and micro-USB slot at the bottom panel.

In general Samsung Galaxy Nexus is a solid phone with classy design that fits perfectly in our hand, however it does not have an extraordinary feel like iPhone 4s. Just like other types in Samsung’s Galaxy premium lineup, screen is one of the most appealing aspect. Its extraordinary sharpness, color reproduction, and clarity liven up the gorgeous interface of the new Android.

Slick and stylish are the most appropriate words to express the impression of the new Android interface that dominated with silver and electric blue colors on the keyboard which has smaller yet more accurate keys. Opening main applications like email by Gmail and calendar will introduce you to the new elegantly minimalist Ice Cream Sandwich interface. Galaxy screen quality brought the interface even further up where icons rendered in more detailed and look really pop, even a bit floating against the Live Wallpapers.

On top of better arranged unlocking method with cool sound effect, Nexus features integrated multitasking capability. All of open apps can be accessed through a dedicated touch button. Additionally you can put up to five favorite apps on the dock.

Whilst you can download any browsers as you like, the standard bundled browser is fast both in WiFi and 3G networks and thanks to the brilliant Galaxy screen technology, website text is very sharp. The browsers also emulate most of computer’s browser capability like multi-tab and bookmarking mechanism.

The camera is one of its weaker part. Though taking pictures with the smart-phone to be uploaded to social media sites do not require that much of megapixels, most of its competitors carry 8 megapixels camera instead of 5. A bit compensating its megapixel drawback, it has a well functioning panoramic stitching tool. Offering full 1080p HD format, video camera is at the same par as competitions. Other shortcomings include integrated social media conversation and its speech recognition system that is not as good as iPhone’s Siri.

SPECIFICATION
Camera: 5MP
Video: 1080p@30fps
Display: 4.65-inch, Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Dimensions: 68x136x8.9 mm
Weight: 135g
Internal Memory: 16GB storage (32GB version coming soon)
Card Slot: N/A
Colour: Silver and black
Touchscreen: Yes
Audio Playback: 3.5mm earphone jack & speaker
Operating System: Android 4.0
Processor: Dual-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A9
Battery Life: Up to 8 h 20 min talk time (3G)