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Nokia Lumia 620 joins Aio Wireless lineup (but few can buy it)

, May 10th 2013 Discuss [0]

Nokia's compact Lumia 620 will finally get a US release, the company has confirmed, joining the prepaid lineup on AT&T's new Aio Wireless operator. Priced at $179.99 with no minimum agreement, the Lumia 620 joins the relatively small number of Nokia Windows Phones (officially) available to customers in the US. Read The Full Story

Nokia Lumia 620 Review

Here’s a spoiler: Nokia’s Lumia 620 is arguably the most balanced device in the company’s current line-up, and it makes a case for being the best mainstream smartphone on the market today. Excessive praise for a cheap Windows Phone? Perhaps, but when it comes to blending price, specifications, size, and flexibility, the Lumia 620 ticks plenty of boxes for the everyday consumer, as well as demonstrating exactly what it is that still gives us hope for Nokia in the future. Read on for the full review.

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Nokia’s baby Lumia 620 makes colorful debut in UK

, Jan 31st 2013 Discuss [0]

Nokia's cheapest Windows Phone 8 handset, the Lumia 620, has gone on sale in the UK, with the baby of the bunch packing a budget price tag but borrowing several of the features from the more expensive Lumia 820. Arriving on O2, 3, and Virgin today, with Vodafone picking up the 620 on February 6, the new Lumia is priced from £149.99 ($237) on O2 pre-pay agreements, or free on O2 agreements of £18.50 ($29) or above. Read The Full Story

Nokia announces Lumia 920, 820, and 620 in China

, Dec 12th 2012 Discuss [1]

Nokia has already made it official that a variant of their Lumia 920 handset will launch in China, called the 920T, but it's been announced today that Nokia will be bringing three of its newest mobile devices to the Chinese market. The Lumia 920, 820, and the budget-friendly 620 will be headed to China, and all three are available for pre-order now. Read The Full Story

Nokia Lumia 620 is Windows Phone 8′s new best hope

, Dec 5th 2012 Discuss [8]

If you’re talking about the Microsoft mobile operating system Windows Phone 8 and you want to think about how it might survive the next few years, you’d better be thinking about how to get the newest version of the OS into customers hands for free – and Nokia’s doing just that. With the Nokia Lumia 620 that we’ve just seen earlier today for the first time, we’ve got a $249 price tag without a carrier – that means that when it does get subsidized by a set of carriers across the planet, it’ll be next-to-free without a doubt. With this device and the hype caused by their larger-ticket Lumia devices, Nokia has a winner for the mid-market – and you, the reader.

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Nokia Lumia 620 hands-on

Nokia has birthed a new Windows Phone, and it’s shaping up to be a winner. Announced this morning, the Lumia 620 slots in at the entry-level point of Nokia’s Windows Phone 8 line-up, but doesn’t shirk on specs or style. We grabbed some hands-on time to see if the budget phone is actually a bargain.

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Nokia Lumia 620: Windows Phone 8 on a $249 budget

Nokia has revealed its latest Windows Phone 8 smartphone, the Lumia 620, a 3.8-inch handset with a ClearBlack WVGA display and 5-megapixel camera. Running Microsoft’s latest OS on a 1GHz dualcore Snapdragon S4 processor with 512MB of RAM, the Lumia 620′s big selling points are its price and its clever colors: it’ll be priced at $249 off-contract, Nokia says, and uses a new “Dual Shot” polycarbonate technique that layers different hues together.

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