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Nokia's Lumia 925 hero handset is due to go on sale from June - here's my take on how the new device stacks up to previous generations of Lumia and the rest of the smartphone market.
Nokia's new flagship Lumia 925 is more an iterative upgrade than a revolutionary leap into the unknown.
Like rival smartphones, the Windows Phone 8-based device will come with a premium price tag of €469 (before taxes or subsidies) when it is released in Europe in June.
The Lumia 925 is undeniably cut from the same cloth as the Lumia 920 and 820 , which were launched towards the end of 2012, and that's no bad thing. But it has been on a diet and shed some weight along the way.
The reason for Nokia's foray into 41 megapixel-equipped smartphones is now clear and the Lumia 925 continues the company's push on services and features rather than hardware differentiation, most notably focusing on the camera functionality.
Of course, given that it uses Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 mobile OS, the 4.5-inch WXGA AMOLED (1,280 x 768 pixels) display greets you with a home screen populated by live updating, resizable tiles.
Caption by: Ben Woods
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