Nokia Lumia 710 Deals Released on O2
The new Nokia Lumia 710 which was released last week in a black and blue colour scheme has now been launched on O2 deals in its original black colour format, joining the best selling Nokia Lumia 800 the new 710 offers many of the same features in a far more affordable package.
Nokia Lumia 710 deals on O2 provide the phone free of charge on offers starting from just £21.50 per month, this also includes 500MB of data allowance each month for internet access and updating of applications and features as well as 500 text messages and 100 minutes which can be used to call any mobile network as well as landlines at any time of the day.
The Nokia Lumia 710 offers the same sized 3.7 inch touch screen display but has a far more fun feel about its design, there’s a powerful 1.4GHz processor under the hood for smooth operation and a 5 mega pixel camera on the back for snapping high quality pictures and video clips.
The back casings can actually be changed dependent on the users mood with optional black, blue, pink and white colour schemes available and the phone looks far more like a traditional Nokia phone than the more expensive Lumia 800, but this new budget edition smart phone runs exactly the same new Windows 7.5 operating system which means exactly the same features for less money.
Windows 7.5 on the Nokia Lumia 710 looks and feels a far more up to date and smooth system than the Android of the best selling Samsung Galaxy S2 and even the new iOS5 of the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, it uses a tile based user interface which can be programmed to show the latest information such as news reports and weather plus incoming messages, emails and social network updates.
Inside is an 8GB memory for storing files, video, pictures and applications whilst a 1300 mAh battery provides plenty of talk and standby time, also included is the new Nokia Drive satellite navigation software which is unique in as much as it offers the chance to download maps to the phone before making a trip thus saving on 3G connections and heavy data usage.
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