#Lumina 520 windows 10 keygen
Overall, if you've used a Windows Phone before and are yet to purchase a Windows Phone 8 device, you'll not be disappointed.
It’s easy to hear the recipient on the other end of the line, but it’s not the best experience we’ve had. No problems here, but there’s a notable difference between this device and playback on high-end hardware.Ĭall quality is also good, which is always a bonus for a mobile phone. Testing the sound through headphones (pair of Razer Blacksharks) with numerous tracks streamed from Xbox Music showed us the Lumia 520 can handle playback like any other smartphone. The entry is present on the main Settings menu, but the “audio” configuration screen is blank when loaded. Unfortunately there’s no equaliser or other audio setting that’s sported by other Lumia Windows Phones. The sound quality from the speaker is slightly tinny and is located on the bottom right-hand side of the back. We can crank the volume up to about 26 (out of 30) before the sound begins to distort, but for a low-end device this is perfect. It’s actually rather impressive just how loud it is. We can sum up the speaker on the Lumia 520 with a single word: loud. The included Super-sensitive touch is a really welcomed addition and improves the experience ten-fold. So there’s no quick refresh rate, no ClearBlack technology and no Gorilla Glass, but what Nokia has achieved here with the most affordable Windows Phone, we applaud the company. That’s a real bonus for a low-end smartphone and was something the previous Lumia 710 suffered from (or so we found with our review unit). What was interesting is because there’s Super-sensitive touch, it was a breeze to use the touch screen and there was not a single moment when we felt required to really put pressure on the glass for our gestures to register. It can prove to be a struggle if you’re attempting to read text on-screen with the glare of the sun behind you. We didn’t experience any issues when using the Lumia 520, unless you’re outside. There’s also no PureMotion (60Hz screen refresh rate sported by the Lumia 920) and no Corning Gorilla Glass (so be that little bit more careful when handling the device – it can’t quite withstand nuclear fallout), but for the price tag we’re not fussed. That’s what we like about the Lumia 520 it doesn’t have all the bells and whistles but there are a few tricks up its sleeve. It’s impressive technology that was highlighted on the Lumia 920. There’s no ClearBlack technology included, but Nokia has decided to add Super-sensitive touch, enabling owners to use their Windows Phone while wearing gloves, etc. As noted above, the Lumia 520 sports a 4-inch IPS display, which is at 800x480 resolution.
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