11/10/2011 09:53:00 PM
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Nokia Lumia 800 announces itself to be a great device, and those who already put hands on it have been reportedly impressed.
End-users will enjoy the design and capabilities of Nokia Lumia 800, while the people that worked to have it available in the short period of time that passed since Nokia and Microsoft announced their partnership rejoice seeing the great impression the mobile phone can make.
In the video embedded below, you can learn a few more details on what the design process for the Nokia Lumia 800 involved, and you can learn what some of those involved in the phone's creation feel about it.
Unveiled to the world last month during the Nokia World conference, the Nokia Lumia 800 arrives on shelves as the very first handset from the Finnish mobile phone maker to pack the Windows Phone platform.
The new Nokia Lumia 800 was build on Nokia’s “fabula” design language, which is a visual style aimed at enabling the creation of more devices. The Nokia N9 and the Lumia 800 were both born starting from here.
“But in creating Nokia’s first Windows Phone there was a whole lot more to the process than simply blending together Nokia hardware and Microsoft software,” a recent post on Nokia Conversations reads.
“There was an amazing amount of collaboration and a brave new approach to design that was applied to enable this product to come to life.
“This process was underpinned by a shared vision and determination from both Nokia and Microsoft, passionately articulated by Stefan Pannenbecker, VP of Industrial Design at Nokia.”
The video is 8 minutes long and will offer you an in-depth view on the design process for the first Nokia Windows Phone, while enabling you to make an idea on what switching from Symbian to Windows Phone was all about for the handset vendor.
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