The Best Windows Phone Yet

Introducing the new Nokia Lumia 900, with viable specs, an elegant design, and an attractive user interface are just few of the factors that the Lumia 900 needs to keep up with the smartphone war. Unlike its predecessor, the Lumia 800, the new Windows operated phone sports a 4.3" display, (from the 800's 3.7") a front camera which the 800 did not have and if you apply for AT&T's $100 two-year contract (as of April 3, 2012) you will get access and support to AT&T's fast LTE network.

Same as the Lumia 800 phone, the Lumia 900 has a polyurethane-matte plastic case (comes in black, white and cyan) that is soft to the touch and scratch resistant. Its look is also not too fragile and you won't expect it to shatter when it drops. Unfortunately the battery is not removable and the door to the sim card needs a key (included when you buy the phone) for you to open it.

As you usually observe from other Windows phones, the Lumia 900 doesn't have an expandable memory and has a fixed 16GB internal space. Fortunately, when you buy the Nokia Lumia 900, you will receive a Microsoft SkyDrive account that gives you 25GB free cloud storage.

The Nokia Lumia 900 also has three navigating touch buttons (back, home, and search) on the glass display. The other buttons are on the right, power button in the middle, volume keys at the top, and the camera button on the bottom.

Overall the new Lumia 900 is a worthy phone that can go side by side with the other Apple and Android smartphones. We consumers just need to be educated and convinced by how the new Nokia Lumia 900 Phone can do more than what the other smartphones can currently do.