Otherwise, it's an awful lot like the Lumia 920, at least
on paper: there's the same lauded 8.7-megapixel camera sensor, the same
dual-core 1.5GHz processor and the same OS (albeit with some beta
goodies). Nokia reckons that the phone is geared towards a different
buyer than those who bought the Lumia 920, but alongside Verizon's
recent US-only Lumia 928, is there enough to get fans that skipped on last year's model to buy this time around? And is there enough to persuade you not to hold out for what's on the horizon?
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Nokia Lumia 925 review: lots of changes, but not much difference
Written By Unknown on June 15, 2013 | 6/15/2013
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