Nokia Lumia 800 Released in Pink, Blue and Black Colour Schemes

The brand new Nokia Lumia series featuring the latest Windows Phone 7.5 operating system now has three models available, the Nokia Lumia 800 is now available in Pink, Blue and Black colour schemes in the UK.

The most recently released pink Nokia Lumia 800 has been made available as a SIM free phone unlocked to all networks allowing the user to choose which SIM card they prefer to use in their new phone.

The Nokia Lumia 800 Blue edition was also recently launched and is currently available on Vodafone, O2, Orange and T-Mobile contract deals as well as being released as a SIM free phone, O2, Orange and Vodafone have now made the blue edition of the phone available free of charge on contract deals with line rental charges of £26 and above.

The original Nokia Lumia 800 in black is available on all of the major UK networks on both 18 and 24 month contract deals as well as being launched as a Pay As You Go phone on 3 Mobile, Orange and T-Mobile, this first edition of the Nokia Lumia is also available as a SIM free phone for those not wanting to connect to a network.

All three colour schemes of this latest Nokia smart phone offer exactly the same features, specifications and technology and are simply supplied with different coloured exterior casings.

These features and specifications include an 8 mega pixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics which can record 720p HD video, a 1.2GHz processor for a smooth and fast user experience, Wi-Fi, 3.5G network support, GPS and Bluetooth.

The main feature of this new Nokia phone has to be its operating system which is the latest edition of the Windows Phone software known as the Mango edition, this very clever and engaging operating system uses what are known as 'Live Tiles' to display constantly updated information on the main home screen.

Nokia have also installed their own new software titles including one called Nokia Drive, this actually allows the user to download maps to use with the GPS function so that there is no need for a 3G connection when using satellite navigation.

Two other new Nokia features include a streaming radio service as the phone has no built-in FM radio and access to the Nokia Music Store where users can download a choice of thousands of the latest music tracks or choose from a large library of classic titles.

These three colour schemes of the Lumia 800 phone are the only ones announced so far, however a new, budget Lumia phone featuring the same Windows Phone 7.5 OS has been announced in a far larger range of colours and is called the Nokia Lumia 710 which should be available soon.

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Samsung Galaxy Y Gets a White Colour Scheme

Samsung's recent renaming of their entire range of smart phones now categorises each model according to which market it is aimed at, a new 'Y' series handset has just been released aimed at the youth market and has now received a white makeover.

The new white edition of the Samsung Galaxy Y joins the original black edition of the handset and is an Android powered smart phone that is remarkably affordable, leaving their 'Corby' range of feature phones firmly in the background Samsung have replaced these with the new 'Y' range and instead of paying for feature phones these are fully fledged smart phones.

This means that the latest Samsung Galaxy Y offers the same great features found in top of the range handsets such as the Samsung Galaxy S2 and Samsung Galaxy Note thanks to the inclusion of the latest Android 2.3 operating system known as Gingerbread.

This operating software allows access to over half a million new applications, games, content and entertainment services from the ever expanding Android Market which can be downloaded directly to the phones expandable memory via both Wi-Fi and speedy 3.5G data support.

The Samsung Galaxy Y offers a 3.0 inch touch screen for zooming through the multiple home screens, navigating the saved applications and viewing pictures and video clips captured on its 2.0 mega pixel camera, running on a 832MHz processor with its smaller display than higher specification devices means that the phone operates smoothly and applications load and run smoothly.

The new Samsung Galaxy Y white edition has now been released on the O2 network in the UK and has been made available free of charge on every single pay monthly contract deal, these start at just £15.50 per month on a 24 month package with 100 inclusive minutes and 500 text messages but no inclusive internet access.

A better deal for this new white colour scheme of the Galaxy Y is offered at £21.50 line rental per month which includes a free phone and 500MB of inclusive data, also included are 100 minutes of calls and 500 SMS to use every month and there is a selection of free gifts available.

There is growing competition in this entry-level Android phone segment with the likes of the new Huawei Blaze and HTC Explorer recently being released, as the festive season approaches and the demand for Android devices gains momentum it is likely that many parents will be looking to these new, affordable smart phones to fill those Santa wish lists.

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