Made to be a mid-ranger, the device is said to be partially made out of metal.

It will be available in two colors-white with a silver band and black with a dark metallic band. Upfront, the handset is €219 which is around $238.Īs for the specs, Gadgets 360 detailed that previous leaks revealed the device coming with a 5-inch HD display with 720p resolution. Interested consumers can opt to go for a €39 deposit or €7.50 monthly for 24 months. The price has been mentioned as well, and as noted in WMPU, the smartphone will be available in a variety of price plans. This also means that it will go on sale by early February. According to a report by Winbeta, the said 'last' Lumia model is going to be launched on Feb 1.īut that is not all there is to it as a report from revealed that the device has been listed in the catalogue of German O2 stores, which is one of the country's largest mobile carriers. But it seems like that won't be the case anymore as reports reveal that the device will be coming out by next month already. Microsoft's Lumia 650 has been in the rumor mill for some time already. Microsoft has also repeatedly delayed the rollout of Windows 10 Mobile to existing Windows Phone handsets, though that’s expected to finally happen some time this month.Facebook Twitter Email Print Img No-img Menu Whatsapp Google Reddit Digg Stumbleupon Linkedin Comment 0 Lumia 650 | Twitter/PhoneRadar The Lumia 550 was only the third Windows 10 smartphone to launch, following the Lumia 950 and 950 XL in November. The latest launch comes just two months after the $139 Lumia 550 was made available in Europe. Last year, Microsoft wrote off $7.6 billion following its acquisition of mobile phone giant Nokia, with CEO Satya Nadella saying at the time that Microsoft would refocus the company’s efforts away from “devices and services.” But that clearly doesn’t mean that it’s giving up completely on its smartphone dream, as evidenced by the four new Windows 10 mobile devices now on the market (though with varying degrees of availability). As part of this rollout, Microsoft has also previously revealed middleware tools to make it easier for developers to port their apps from iOS or Android over to Windows 10 Mobile. As a successor to Windows Phone, Windows 10 Mobile is tightly aligned with the broader Windows 10 operating system (OS) for PCs, as the company looks to unify platforms with a single OS. Windows 10 Mobile is Microsoft’s latest attempt to succeed in the smartphone realm, a market dominated by Android and iOS devices.

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