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Hands-on first impressions with the T-Mobile Nokia Lumia 710

Summary: Nokia announced their first two Windows Phone devices at Nokia World last fall and now we are seeing the first model appear officially in the U.S. The Lumia 710 is a $50 smartphone, but is still a solid Windows Phone device.

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The Lumia 710 and Radar 4G both have 5 megapixel cameras and LED flash lights.

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Topics: Operating Systems, Microsoft, Mobility, Nokia, Software, Telcos, Windows

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  • RE: Hands-on first impressions with the T-Mobile Nokia Lumia 710

    Nice looking phone for $50. Keep in mind this phone is targeted at first time Smart Phone Buyers. WP7.5 is a great OS coupled with Nokia who makes great hardware. In the 18 years i've owned a cell phone my best phones were from NOKIA.
    Rob.sharp
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  • RE: Hands-on first impressions with the T-Mobile Nokia Lumia 710

    Does the Holy Bible come standard? I hope not!
    datrappert
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    • RE: Hands-on first impressions with the T-Mobile Nokia Lumia 710

      @datrappert No, and if you follow Matthew Miller, you know this is always among the very first apps he downloads to any new device. I'm surprised he doesn't have it memorized by now . . . .
      spyder3010
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