Windows Phone was too ahead of its time. 😢 41mp camera, live widgets, swipe keyboard, dark mode, etc etc. All things that no other phone had back then!
I miss that phone. My dad had one. The camera was great. The tiles and the UI were my favorite part. So simple to use. The keyboard was the best keyboard I’ve ever typed on on a smart phone.
These windows phones had soo much potential, but it was just ruined by compatibility issues, not being proper apps on the marketplace. I miss my 1520 😭😭
@@snoopyalien24 ye I know, but I'm wondering why that happened. Everyone I knew who had WP loved it, I've always been an Android user because I've always liked customisation and tinkering with stuff, but now that I grew up I just picked Niagara launcher which is much more similar to WP than stock Android now that I think about it
Even amongst the non high end variants in the Windows Phone line up, each were special and unique in their own way. Ever since Windows Phone was axed out of the game, things have remained bland with boring iOS / Android.
Meh, their mistake was to release it with an unwanted OS instead of going with Android which is much more popular but still on the rise at the time. Doesn't matter if the specs are top of the line, if the phone itself aren't even comfortable to use i.e. complicated in Nokia Windows phone case, people will not gonna buy it.
@A nut I don't know. I mean, I did use a Nokia lumia phone (not this one, though), and personally, I liked the Windows OS. It was new and completely different, which I agree, but once I got used to it, it was nice in its own way. (Of course, this is a subjective opinion)
Back then I had my iPad video and the iTunes updated and bricked the fckn thing so when I got this I was blown away by the performance and it stayed fast -I did have numerous warranty repairs but I still miss it so obviously they were too inconvenient
My Father gifted my Mom a Nokia N8 in 2010, goddamn what a phone it was, a 12 mp Zeiss camera in 2010, great call quality, great sound quality, it costed 26000 rupees at that time in India about 320$, really miss that Phone.
i wish they still made the,, i remember loving them so much. I'd take a windows phone over android or apple any day. Wish they didn't have to discontinue it.
Nostalgic. I was in college at the time Nokia peaked with their Lumia phone series. This phone, Lumia 1020, is the one I dream having because of the insane camera. But it's so expensive so I can only dream 😅 But I bought Nokia Lumia 830 and I loved it! Had it not bricked, I would still use it as my primary phone.
I have a Lumia 1020 and it has a much, much better camera than my Huawei Honor 9 from 2017. Even my sister with a Galaxy Note10 Lite is jealous of the Lumia 1020 camera
@@stangadoboaradreaptaomoara9567 Historically "meatriders" are exactly craple users who got it as a gift for "meatriding". Also Android is "too complicated" for such individuals.😉
@@M4V35 even android had many apps back then only windows wanted a kind of locked app store like apple but missed the mark big time therefore a lot of young users let go after their first onz and having no app
@@antoinedenis9922 not in the beginning of the iPhone, Android catches with the s2 in 2011 with the overall stability and usability of the os, but for the store we have to wait another 3/4 years so in 2015 we have more or less the same store for Android and iOS, but even today the iOS app are generally more refined than the Android version. For wp instead the problem it's not to lock up the store it's something so far from reality that is ridiculous, but instead Microsoft makes a try to catch some developer when it's to late and so you have only one answer and it is the death of wp
@@M4V35 He never said the beginning lol 2013 at the time of windows phone, The google play platform was at peak and both Apple and google were the dominant forces. But thanks for that little Apple is best rant you just went on 😂
lumia had some of the best post processing back in the day. My dad had a 950 and took a photo of me on a cloudy day and he was visible in my eye reflection. My 925 took better night photos without the flash, then most phones of my friends with it. Those things were on another level
Yes the camera functionality and editing options available was very impressive for the time. It really seemed like they made a camera that you could use to send emails,make phone calls and play the odd game. 😂😂😂
It also had continuum. Used the dock on mine when road-tripping. It's only now that Windows ARM is good enough where Windows Continuum would have been great.
I used to have a lime green Lumia 1520 back in the day. It was a monster of a phone at the time. I loved all the little animations that would show up on the home screen. Simplistic, at a glance you can see all the information you needed.
@@roteschwert same bro! I was tired of the same ol grid layout that iPhone and Android STILL have. The live tiles, especially in WP9 were so dynamic. If only they had the app support they prolly could’ve grown their user base and stayed around.
The whole Lumia range had fantastic cameras. The 4k video was brilliant iv taken pictures from the 4k video that are crystal clear and unfortunately not found a phone as good since
These phones were ahead of their era, but unfortunately they did not get the support they needed by their own manufacturer, Nokia... I enjoyed my solid Nokia Lumia 920!
my first phone was lumia 520, and damn it was a lot of fun. so fast, never hanged, and insane feature options over similarly priced android phones. the novelty of an MS OS phone could never be beaten by some new punk ass iphone. and dont even get me started on the customizability... ooh la la.sadly, they broke the mold after making those phones...
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I loved my nokia lumia. Yes, even the windows part. I really loved that phone. So well built.
We have a Nokia N95 at home which has an AMOLED display, always on display and autorotate feature too! It is a small Symbian phone which also has built in FM Transmitter function! It is from 16 years ago, and surprisingly it still holds battery for about 30 minutes. And I almost forgot, it has WiFi too. Edit: Sorry guys, as Tamàs Pàl said, I just checked it to find out it is a Nokia N85, not 95.
Despite not having a touch screen and a brand new interface, it was better than the iPhone of its time in many regards : It was a 3G (maybe even 3G+) phone, it could take videos (1st iPhone couldn't) and had an overall better camera with a LED flash, had Bluetooth, and its OS featured vocal control and a vocal synthesiser !
@@piurtv Not to mention the built-in GPS with free maps and the music player with more options while the first iPhone could be used with its original headset only. The copy-paste option also worked with the pencil key on the N95 while it was introduced only in the iPhone 3GS
Had couple Lumias as well, great phones, the UI was super fast compared to android/iOS back in the day... Only sad thing was app development and that was the reason why they ditched it.
I owned the Zune 30, Zune 8, Zune HD, and used Windows Mobile 6.0, Windows 7, and Windows 7.5 Mango. I switched to iPhone after my Windows 7 phone was water-damaged in 2012, just to try something new. Surprisingly, I didn't expect those platforms to vanish! Even the introduction of Windows 10, with its innovative feature of docking your phone to use it as a desktop, was fascinating. Back then, I couldn't afford to switch phones often, so I missed out. As a software developer who creates iOS and Android apps, I understand why these platforms lost developer support. Yet, I genuinely miss the MetroUI of Zune and Windows Phone. If they were still around, I'd switch back in a heartbeat to escape the constant distractions on current smartphones.
My 920 was a tank. I remember dropping it from standing height, watching it bounce on concrete doing flips and the only damage was a slight dent on the corner. The sidewalk had more damage from the fall.
I still have the 1020, saved it for as a back-up phone and photos. It was so easy to connect, transfer files to my Windows computer, unlike the Android OS. Some kind of app has to be downloaded to work I think!
I had a Lumia 520 back when they came out, I loved it and still miss the dedicated 2 stage camera button, up until the phone bricked itself by forgetting where the OS was
Honestly, the main issue with these phones weren't the phones themselves; They were pretty damn sick and had lots of sweet features. Turns out that your phone can be the best phone ever, but in the end if it doesn't have proper app support, it's gonna crash and burn.
The main issue with Windows phone was how buggy and insecure the OS was. I used to work with Windows phones roughly a decade ago, and the amount of headaches we got debugging Bluetooth capabilities was astonishing.
People hated that tile setup but most of the hate rooted from the PC tile system...but as one of the few users it seemed, it fckn rocked on a phone setup . I remember having nothing but factory issues with the phone, sent it for repair so many tines at least 4 and one of them I picked it up at the store and accidently opened camera when holding it and it was already glitches out all blue . They kept warranty repairing it.. I lived it so much it was quite different at the time. It also was nice to hold
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Eu tive um windows phone desses, e realmente a câmera era muito braba pra época e ainda hoje impressiona.
@@youdonote8909 when android have 1 million app. Microsoft store just have 200.000-300.000 app if i not mistake. I have nokia lumia 930. Great device but lack important daily app
It wasn't just the MP count that was insane, it was the sensor size. Iirc, the sensor was bigger than most point and shoot cameras back in the day. It also had a physical shutter cover, xenon (not LED) flash, and (like many Lumias) a dedicated two-stage shutter button on the side. For non-camera people, that meant you could half press the shutter to focus and then full press to take the shot... Just like on a real camera.
@@Vortexcube I remember that accessory! It also had a bigger shutter button as well, to drive home that it was meant to be a camera. The weak point on the phone was the processor. It had barely enough grunt to process the pictures it took, but not without a little bit of delay after each shot.
I have the phone but not the accessory. Been meaning to buy one but it's hard to find nowadays. Admittedly I don't use the thing as much as I'd like. It's pretty much only useful for photos and it can be pretty sluggish.
Loved my Nokia 735. I still have it sat in a drawer. Camera was amazing. Its only 6.7mp but Zeiss had a hand in the thing. Colours are so vivid, I have had it out recently and the pics are still impressive for 2014.
You should try lumia 950/ xl . It's got the best camera in a windows phone( software+ hardware) ... And the pro mode is very intuitive. And yes I love it's interface
I have a Nokia Lumia 520 that I paid $50 brand new back in 2013. The damn thing still turns on, and it’s surprisingly quick even 10 years later! It’s a shame that Windows Phone failed. I absolutely loved it besides the app support.
Yeah, I loved windows phone. Never had the Lumia 1020, att sucked where I lived. Had Lumia Icon on Verizon. Yes they were WAY ahead of their time! ❤❤ Cried The blues when I had to go back to Android. 😢
I had the N8, I feel in love of it watching Tron Legacy and this was going to be my next one once my N8 gave in, which never happened. It still working to this day.❤😅
Damn
Nokia was really ahead of everyone back then, huh...
Unlike now😢😢
@@serjoshvlogs9899 😭
@@JustYoAverageGuy769 🥺
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No doubt
Windows Phone was too ahead of its time. 😢 41mp camera, live widgets, swipe keyboard, dark mode, etc etc. All things that no other phone had back then!
Never ever i could find another swipe keyboard as accurate or comfy to use as the windows phone had 😞
Yes, i Loved my Lumia 920. Its really sad that this was Not "cool" enough for the Mainstream...😢
Back then i had the HTC One M7 still a big fan of HTC but i also wanted a windows phone
as always with tech its not about functionality its about style, and i guess windows just wasn't cool
also better optimisation
I miss that phone. My dad had one. The camera was great. The tiles and the UI were my favorite part. So simple to use. The keyboard was the best keyboard I’ve ever typed on on a smart phone.
I wanted this phone soooo bad, back when everyone wanted the iPhone. I still want it noowwww!!!
Yiou can still get that keyboard on android its called swiftkey
I still use swiftkey on my android devices to this day because of my old windows phone
These windows phones had soo much potential, but it was just ruined by compatibility issues, not being proper apps on the marketplace. I miss my 1520 😭😭
They did it by themselves..
The software was insanely fast and optimised, it ran perfectly even on super low budget phones.
It's such a shame it ended like that
Lack of a real app store killed it. It was the main deciding factor back in the day
It was garbage.
@@snoopyalien24 ye I know, but I'm wondering why that happened.
Everyone I knew who had WP loved it, I've always been an Android user because I've always liked customisation and tinkering with stuff, but now that I grew up I just picked Niagara launcher which is much more similar to WP than stock Android now that I think about it
The software ruined it all. Android would do 100% better.
The main thing that killed it was due to the smartphone duopoly. Google even refused to allow Microsoft to port UA-cam or any Google apps
A 41 mp sensor in a time when almost all major flagships had a 13 mp sensor.
No most phones have 5-8mp back then. 2013 is the time when iphone 6 released and that got 8mp
@@mehshutup3041 The Samsung Galaxy S4 was released in April 2013 and it had a 13 mp sensor.
@@monsegeek LG g2
bigger megapixels alone isn't the basis for good quality
Sony had 20mp back then.
I had a lumia 640 and the phone was incredible. I still miss it and its still my fondest memories even using an s22+ now
640 XL.... I miss it 😢
Guess we are twins 🤪
loved my 640
Even amongst the non high end variants in the Windows Phone line up, each were special and unique in their own way.
Ever since Windows Phone was axed out of the game, things have remained bland with boring iOS / Android.
I had a 920 Lumia in matte black. What a beautiful looking monster of a phone it was. Never regretted that purchase.
Nokia released an advanced phone when the crowd wasn't ready for it. Felt just like LG phones.
Meh, their mistake was to release it with an unwanted OS instead of going with Android which is much more popular but still on the rise at the time.
Doesn't matter if the specs are top of the line, if the phone itself aren't even comfortable to use i.e. complicated in Nokia Windows phone case, people will not gonna buy it.
@A nut I don't know. I mean, I did use a Nokia lumia phone (not this one, though), and personally, I liked the Windows OS. It was new and completely different, which I agree, but once I got used to it, it was nice in its own way. (Of course, this is a subjective opinion)
Windows Phone/10 Mobile would be a success if it hit the market earlier
@@Creeper3310-AKR i agree
@@anut8733 it's almost like microsoft didn't buy nokia just to put their os in the phones
My first smartphone was a Lumia, so much nostalgia
Yooo i have one too
same here
Am i that old now
Man my lumia cracked
@@srakgamer dem, mine works but the power button just a little bit inside the phone plus it has no support so windows store doesnt work but xbox does
Windows phones were definitely underated. The performance was actually amazing
Back then I had my iPad video and the iTunes updated and bricked the fckn thing so when I got this I was blown away by the performance and it stayed fast -I did have numerous warranty repairs but I still miss it so obviously they were too inconvenient
My Father gifted my Mom a Nokia N8 in 2010, goddamn what a phone it was, a 12 mp Zeiss camera in 2010, great call quality, great sound quality, it costed 26000 rupees at that time in India about 320$, really miss that Phone.
I had a lumia 720, that phone was awesome and very easy to use. Nokia was really ahead of its time tbh
Even my brother had it
I loved that phone. Sad they never could get support for any apps
The 720 😭 my first ever Smartphone
I still have my Lumia 720, in working condition, can still make calls, don't use it now because no apps get updated anymore
excepting the trashy looking operating system. I still have nightmares. Nonetheless, a good, fast and reliable phone overall.
Nokia Lumia back then was too op. I remember my cousin being obsessed with Lumia phones. They were way ahead of their time
Your name Rami like me, where are you from?
i wish they still made the,, i remember loving them so much. I'd take a windows phone over android or apple any day. Wish they didn't have to discontinue it.
@@ramiabutilakh I'm from india mate
هذا ما ينقصني 🤦🏻♀️
@@carjay7 there is a Windows phone out, but running Android
Nostalgic. I was in college at the time Nokia peaked with their Lumia phone series. This phone, Lumia 1020, is the one I dream having because of the insane camera. But it's so expensive so I can only dream 😅
But I bought Nokia Lumia 830 and I loved it! Had it not bricked, I would still use it as my primary phone.
just like me :)
The first "Always on Display" was on Nokia N70 and 6303 in 2008! The AMOLED ones came in 2010
I still have one in white color. I still use it as a daily pocket camera, just loved the physical shutter button and the real time manual controls..
Sell it to me
I kind of miss mine. It was only good for pictures and emails. It would make a great WiFi camera in this day even if that was all it was used for.
Me too
@@bhavyamalik1143 bruh
I remember having one of these as a kid before I switched to iphone. Still remember all I played was battleship
Seems like it's camera is even better than my 5 years old phone
My current TCL just peed it's pants watching this short 😂
@@rockasstley7917 my Xiaomi too
What phone are you using lmao💀
@@aabderrahmane Ahh It's the Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1.
I have a Lumia 1020 and it has a much, much better camera than my Huawei Honor 9 from 2017.
Even my sister with a Galaxy Note10 Lite is jealous of the Lumia 1020 camera
That phone used to be the smoothest phone I’ve ever seen
Apple in 2022: here's our new feature, always on Display! (seriously iconic)
🤣🤣
Got "always on" in Samsung S6Edge in 2015. Phone still works.
@@stangadoboaradreaptaomoara9567still prefer that than the overpriced brick fruit
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Historically "meatriders" are exactly craple users who got it as a gift for "meatriding". Also Android is "too complicated" for such individuals.😉
@@AliShuktu please seethe more I love it
I remember I liked the lumia's phones so much, I started with Lumia 520, then 830 and then 950. Unfortunately the apps were missing.
that's what killed nokia/windows phone the lack of app and i'm trully sad about it to this day
yeah that's the point it's realtively easy to build a great os, but the app are the difference and the real advantage that the iphone as back then...
@@M4V35 even android had many apps back then only windows wanted a kind of locked app store like apple but missed the mark big time therefore a lot of young users let go after their first onz and having no app
@@antoinedenis9922 not in the beginning of the iPhone, Android catches with the s2 in 2011 with the overall stability and usability of the os, but for the store we have to wait another 3/4 years so in 2015 we have more or less the same store for Android and iOS, but even today the iOS app are generally more refined than the Android version.
For wp instead the problem it's not to lock up the store it's something so far from reality that is ridiculous, but instead Microsoft makes a try to catch some developer when it's to late and so you have only one answer and it is the death of wp
@@M4V35 He never said the beginning lol 2013 at the time of windows phone, The google play platform was at peak and both Apple and google were the dominant forces. But thanks for that little Apple is best rant you just went on 😂
That’s why the marketing matters. Not the product.
I remember my dad had the same and he gave me that phone to play one car game asphalt 8 I was 8 years old and I will always remember that great phone.
lumia had some of the best post processing back in the day. My dad had a 950 and took a photo of me on a cloudy day and he was visible in my eye reflection. My 925 took better night photos without the flash, then most phones of my friends with it.
Those things were on another level
Yes the camera functionality and editing options available was very impressive for the time. It really seemed like they made a camera that you could use to send emails,make phone calls and play the odd game. 😂😂😂
It also had continuum. Used the dock on mine when road-tripping. It's only now that Windows ARM is good enough where Windows Continuum would have been great.
I used to have a lime green Lumia 1520 back in the day. It was a monster of a phone at the time. I loved all the little animations that would show up on the home screen. Simplistic, at a glance you can see all the information you needed.
I had a red one. One of my favorite phones ever.
I remember playing Angry birds all day on it
I loved it I still have it kicking around somewhere too xD
I remember being absolutely obsessed with those live tiles. The interface was miles ahead of its competitors & still holds up
@@roteschwert same bro! I was tired of the same ol grid layout that iPhone and Android STILL have. The live tiles, especially in WP9 were so dynamic. If only they had the app support they prolly could’ve grown their user base and stayed around.
I miss Windows phone, my 1020 was the crown jewel in my phone collection ❤
I feel I'm not the single guy who loved Microsoft and Nokia Lumias after 2010
I used to have a Lumia 820 and it was such a wonderful phone. Looked very unique for the time especially the interface. Miss that phone a lot
I remember when it came out, I wanted one so bad!! This brings back memories.
I still want one
I also Used It
The only phone that was ahead of it's competitors with about 20 decades. They gotta bring the Lumia phones back!
You could add album covers to the homescreen and launch them. It was a great piece of tech for it's time
The whole Lumia range had fantastic cameras. The 4k video was brilliant iv taken pictures from the 4k video that are crystal clear and unfortunately not found a phone as good since
These phones were ahead of their era, but unfortunately they did not get the support they needed by their own manufacturer, Nokia... I enjoyed my solid Nokia Lumia 920!
Nokia was doing everything right 10 years ago exept the OS....
wish they continue the meego
Windows was the best
the app gap was the problem and not the OS
Not the OS dude... The apps issue.
The OS was smooth af.
as for symbian sure. but windows mobile could've been successful, if Microsoft wasn't being a dick tbh
That’s wild. My buddy used to have one but I don’t remember it being that crisp!
I had one, super crisp pictures, looks almost as good as today's flagships.
MP doesn't mean shit. It's the resolution it takes.
@@CoDSucks but it does. more MP obviously means more pixels therefore better resolution.
@@aimanazrie8944 My old phone has better resolution than my Samsung s21 ultra. And way less MP.
@@aimanazrie8944 4k resolution is 12MP.
that 2013 phone has one of the best auto brightness...2023 now still no other phone can beat it
my first phone was lumia 520, and damn it was a lot of fun. so fast, never hanged, and insane feature options over similarly priced android phones. the novelty of an MS OS phone could never be beaten by some new punk ass iphone. and dont even get me started on the customizability... ooh la la.sadly, they broke the mold after making those phones...
I loved my nokia lumia. Yes, even the windows part. I really loved that phone. So well built.
We have a Nokia N95 at home which has an AMOLED display, always on display and autorotate feature too! It is a small Symbian phone which also has built in FM Transmitter function! It is from 16 years ago, and surprisingly it still holds battery for about 30 minutes. And I almost forgot, it has WiFi too.
Edit: Sorry guys, as Tamàs Pàl said, I just checked it to find out it is a Nokia N85, not 95.
I Miss Nokia Symbian
Nokia N95 was the dual-slider phone from 2006, it never had AMOLED display. Nokia N9 and N86 8MP (also a dual-slider) models had it
Despite not having a touch screen and a brand new interface, it was better than the iPhone of its time in many regards : It was a 3G (maybe even 3G+) phone, it could take videos (1st iPhone couldn't) and had an overall better camera with a LED flash, had Bluetooth, and its OS featured vocal control and a vocal synthesiser !
@@piurtv Not to mention the built-in GPS with free maps and the music player with more options while the first iPhone could be used with its original headset only. The copy-paste option also worked with the pencil key on the N95 while it was introduced only in the iPhone 3GS
@@tamaspal1938 Thanks for telling, I just checked the phone and it is indeed a Nokia N85
As my first phone i had Lumia 550 . And i loved it.
Lumia phones were butter smooth.
it was literally my dream phone from back in the day!
Not the far more popular iPhone 5 from the same year?
Had couple Lumias as well, great phones, the UI was super fast compared to android/iOS back in the day... Only sad thing was app development and that was the reason why they ditched it.
totally agreed
Bro got the Trevor phone
the UI aged incredibly well. i remember when this phone came out it felt like the future. i was a kid and id never be able to own a phone that cool
I always loved the Lumia phones… they were way ahead of their time
The sharpness of its photos is amazing. I still have my old unit.
That was my favorite phone, I even like it more than my GS3.
I owned the Zune 30, Zune 8, Zune HD, and used Windows Mobile 6.0, Windows 7, and Windows 7.5 Mango. I switched to iPhone after my Windows 7 phone was water-damaged in 2012, just to try something new. Surprisingly, I didn't expect those platforms to vanish! Even the introduction of Windows 10, with its innovative feature of docking your phone to use it as a desktop, was fascinating. Back then, I couldn't afford to switch phones often, so I missed out. As a software developer who creates iOS and Android apps, I understand why these platforms lost developer support. Yet, I genuinely miss the MetroUI of Zune and Windows Phone. If they were still around, I'd switch back in a heartbeat to escape the constant distractions on current smartphones.
My first Windows Phone was the Nokia Lumia 920. I love it 🚀
My 920 was a tank. I remember dropping it from standing height, watching it bounce on concrete doing flips and the only damage was a slight dent on the corner. The sidewalk had more damage from the fall.
Man you making me feel old. I still have all my lumia 640 and XL. Pictures were just awesome!! The 1020 was even more legendary.
Yes amazing phone back in those days. It's way ahead.
Bro I remember as a kid owning this phone it was such a great phone
Frr my friend had it in 9th grade
I remember it tooks approximatly 1% battery every 3-4 photos taken 😂
yah but 10 years ago bruh
I had this unit in 2013. And it was amazing! Still miss some features even in the newest S23.
I still have the 1020, saved it for as a back-up phone and photos.
It was so easy to connect, transfer files to my Windows computer, unlike the Android OS.
Some kind of app has to be downloaded to work I think!
The 2012 Nokia 808 Pureview did great too !
I had a Lumia 520 back when they came out, I loved it and still miss the dedicated 2 stage camera button, up until the phone bricked itself by forgetting where the OS was
I had two Lumia's and loved them. The camera is Zeiss. That's why it was so good.
Cheers from Brazil!
Remember taking photos with my mother's. Incredible phone
Honestly, the main issue with these phones weren't the phones themselves; They were pretty damn sick and had lots of sweet features.
Turns out that your phone can be the best phone ever, but in the end if it doesn't have proper app support, it's gonna crash and burn.
The main issue with Windows phone was how buggy and insecure the OS was. I used to work with Windows phones roughly a decade ago, and the amount of headaches we got debugging Bluetooth capabilities was astonishing.
I remember checking this phone out at the shop, didn't had the money to buy it... And after all this year I'm still broke 😭😂...
A major drawback of windows phone was that developers didn't let app to run on this phone.. instead they promoted play Store on Google.
Loved that wild phone from 10 years ago. 😍
Bruh I had a Nokia brick in 2013, one of my old school buddy had this windows phone tho. It was pretty neat
Always wanted one of these...the idea of having a good manual mode, and 41 megapixel raw photos in a phone in 2013 was insane
My first phone was a budget 520. Those photos are still on my microsoft account and rival every phone I have had since.
People hated that tile setup but most of the hate rooted from the PC tile system...but as one of the few users it seemed, it fckn rocked on a phone setup . I remember having nothing but factory issues with the phone, sent it for repair so many tines at least 4 and one of them I picked it up at the store and accidently opened camera when holding it and it was already glitches out all blue . They kept warranty repairing it.. I lived it so much it was quite different at the time. It also was nice to hold
Eu tive um windows phone desses, e realmente a câmera era muito braba pra época e ainda hoje impressiona.
The world just wasn't ready for the Lumia back in 2013
That was Nokia brother. NOKIA had always on display in all its phones. It is a new experience for the boomer generation, but an old nostalgia for us.
I still love Lumia ❣️ hope back soon
One of my favorite flagships! ❤
Lumia series was surely underrated.. had some awesome feature and was more optimized performance wise than many phones today
I love the unique futuristic styling
Looking at that interface brought back all the memories of my own lumia. One of the most unique smartphone experiences I've ever had.
This phone is amazing! How come it wasn't selling much? Would definitely buy it now.
Due to limited apps offered on its Windows Store.
@@youdonote8909 when android have 1 million app. Microsoft store just have 200.000-300.000 app if i not mistake. I have nokia lumia 930.
Great device but lack important daily app
Because, SW and Price.
It wasn't just the MP count that was insane, it was the sensor size. Iirc, the sensor was bigger than most point and shoot cameras back in the day. It also had a physical shutter cover, xenon (not LED) flash, and (like many Lumias) a dedicated two-stage shutter button on the side. For non-camera people, that meant you could half press the shutter to focus and then full press to take the shot... Just like on a real camera.
It actually has both LED and Xenon flash. There's also an optional grip accessory with a battery and standard camera screw mount
@@Vortexcube I remember that accessory! It also had a bigger shutter button as well, to drive home that it was meant to be a camera.
The weak point on the phone was the processor. It had barely enough grunt to process the pictures it took, but not without a little bit of delay after each shot.
I have the phone but not the accessory. Been meaning to buy one but it's hard to find nowadays. Admittedly I don't use the thing as much as I'd like. It's pretty much only useful for photos and it can be pretty sluggish.
Loved my Nokia 735. I still have it sat in a drawer. Camera was amazing. Its only 6.7mp but Zeiss had a hand in the thing. Colours are so vivid, I have had it out recently and the pics are still impressive for 2014.
i absolutely loved my lumia 630 back then
Meu primeiro Nokia foi o 5310. Eu amava de paixão. Depois, meu primeiro Lumia foi o 520.
You should try lumia 950/ xl . It's got the best camera in a windows phone( software+ hardware) ... And the pro mode is very intuitive. And yes I love it's interface
I have a Nokia Lumia 520 that I paid $50 brand new back in 2013. The damn thing still turns on, and it’s surprisingly quick even 10 years later! It’s a shame that Windows Phone failed. I absolutely loved it besides the app support.
One of our friend had a lumia in hostel back in 2015/16. I still had the photo I took for interviews.
I had one and I am really proud I had it
I was the Cool-Boi because of it 😂
Nokia did what Apple did with the software... I had the Lumia 505, an absolute piece of shit and worked so fucking good... I miss those days 😞😞😞
My dad had one of these and he loved it
I had a Nokia lumia 720 when I was in 8th grade back then it felt very futuristic
Hi, I'm fourth
Nokia had the best cameras ever, I remember taking prints off of a vga camera phone from nokia and those looked awesome for a 16 year old tech.
Yeah, I loved windows phone. Never had the Lumia 1020, att sucked where I lived. Had Lumia Icon on Verizon. Yes they were WAY ahead of their time! ❤❤ Cried The blues when I had to go back to Android. 😢
the world wasn't ready for Windows phones
I used to play games in this phone I really miss those days
I absolutely loved Windows phone, I really wish they had kept supporting it..
I love the Lumia design... they should make one again
Nokia was a decade ahead of everyone back then.
I love windows phones. Love love love. Miss it
Trevor wants his phone back💀😂
I had the N8, I feel in love of it watching Tron Legacy and this was going to be my next one once my N8 gave in, which never happened. It still working to this day.❤😅
I was used to using Lumia 620. Miss the Windows world