00:00In an effort to stay ahead of the curve, Nokia partnered with Microsoft once again to develop a new series
00:05of smartphones based on the Windows Phone operating system.
00:08The first device to feature this new platform was the Nokia Lumia 800, which was released in late 2011.
00:14The Lumia 800 was a stylish and innovative smartphone that offered a unique blend of hardware and software features.
00:21In addition to its technical specifications, the Lumia 800 also introduced a new approach to multitasking,
00:28allowing users to switch between apps seamlessly with a swipe of the finger.
00:33It also featured a range of exclusive apps and services designed to enhance the user experience,
00:38such as Nokia CityLens, a location-based app that provided information on nearby businesses and services.
00:44Overall, the Lumia 800 was a promising start to Nokia's partnership with Microsoft and Windows Phone,
00:51setting the stage for the release of several other innovative devices in the following years.
00:55The Nokia Lumia 102 was released in July of 2013 and was one of the most unique and innovative smartphones
01:03of its time.
01:04The device stood out from the crowd with its bold design featuring a large 6-inch IPS LCD display with
01:10a resolution of 108,
01:11a 41-megapixel peer-view camera, and a powerful Snapdragon processor.
01:16But what really set the Lumia 1020 apart was its operating system.
01:20It ran on Windows Phone 8, which was a relatively new and unfamiliar platform at the time.
01:26Windows Phone 8 offered a unique take on the traditional smartphone experience
01:30with a live tile interface that provided a more dynamic and engaging user experience.
01:35The device was also praised for its camera capabilities,
01:38which allowed users to capture stunning photos and videos with ease.
01:42In fact, the Lumia 1020 was widely regarded as one of the best camera phones available at the time.
