Lumia 800
Nokia is betting big that the Lumia 800 (and its other Windows Phone devices in the pipeline) will appeal to consumers who want a high-end smartphone. It will offer the device in three colors: cyan, magenta and black.??Ã
Body
The Lumia 800 consists of a 3.7-inch active-matrix organic LED (AMOLED) curved screen integrated into a single-piece body.
Processor
The Lumia 800 packs a fair bit of power under the hood, courtesy of a 1.4GHz processor and 16GB of internal user memory.
Nokia Apps
In order to increase the appeal of its Windows Phone devices, Nokia is offering some proprietary applications.
Nokia Drive
Nokia Drive offers turn-by-turn navigation and voice-activated control.
Broad Reach
Nokia claims its Windows Phone applications will support dozens of countries worldwide, which could broaden the devices appeal to diverse audiences.
Nokia Maps
The other Nokia application, Nokia Maps, offers up points of interest near the users location.
Local Scout
Nokia Maps greatly resembles Windows Phones Local Scout application, which is also present on the devices. However, many aspects of the interface are different.
Metro
Nokias smartphones continue to embrace the Metro interface that defines the Windows Phone experience, with few deviations. (Aesthetically speaking, Nokia Drive more resembles an application Nokia might have created for its Symbian operating system than a Windows Phone application.)
Mango
Nokias smartphones will run Mango, an updated version of Windows Phone that includes some revamped hubs and a bevy of new features and interface tweaks.
Camera
The Lumia 800 boasts an 8-megapixel camera that uses Carl Zeiss optics.
Speed
Thanks to the fast processor, the Lumia 800s camera seems more than capable of taking rapid-fire shots. (And thanks to the camera hardware itself, the images seem very crisp.)
Lumia 710
Nokia is also offering a cheaper Windows Phone option, the Lumia 710.
Specs
As with the Lumia 800, the Lumia 710 includes a 1.4GHz processor. It will also feature a 5-megapixel camera.
Design
Despite boasting the same processor and proprietary Nokia applications, the Lumia 710 offers an altogether different design on the outside (and a choice of white, cyan, fuchsia and yellow back covers).