Video: Nokia Lumia 810, T-Mobile’s first Windows 8 phone
Here’s another video hands on of the Nokia Lumia 810 from T-Mobile. It’s their first WP8 device.
For some reason, they still can’t even show the tile homescreen.
Note the removable back cover, which you can swap out (get some wireless charging action going on there).
by CNETTV
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Looks brilliant!
i like the 820 better. i wonder if this has gorilla glass, cause the 820 doesn’t. and it would have been cool to put in a hd screen and place this phone as a high end nokia on tmobile, with specifications that fit between the the 920 and the 8x.
820 has scratch resistant glass , plus those shells around it (the back cover , are design with 3310 durability in mind .
I spy with my eye… MYRIAM from Engadget! lol
lots of media attention for each of the exclusive carrier devices.
tech blogs got to the media unveil for the 822 and then the 810,
it’s more publicity than if it was just the 820 released across all carriers,
there might be some sound logic to the exclusive device for different carriers after all.
How about 920?
Only available at AT&T?
Or there will be 910 and 922 as well?
yeah thats the big question, if nokia can do it for the 820 then why not the 920.
the 920 would have to be a different model anyway just to work on t-mobile with no LTE,
i hope it happens, maybe nokia already has a 910 and 922 in the pipeline,
i guess it depends how much demand carriers receive for the pureview and higher features of the 920.