As mentioned above, Microsoft is also working on a smaller variant known simply as Lumia 950. Also in line with earlier reports, the smartphone seems to feature on-screen navigation buttons.
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Lumia series of phones, despite Microsoft making losses of over 7.5 Billion dollars and losing 7500 jobs, will continue to come out, and the production is not being stopped despite all the losses, and Microsoft is giving it their best try against all odds. The phones that will receive the facility are Lumia 630/635 and 520.
If you should have been eligible for the DVD Player but performed a clean install of Windows 10, you will no longer get it, sorry about that. The smartphone will be powered by Snapdragon 808, 64-bit Hexa core coupled with 3GB of RAM.
Windows 10 was initially launched on July 29, promising users could “Do great things” with its familiar and easy to use feel while featuring synced data across all devices and a smarter virtual assistant. It will pack a 20MP PureView rear camera and 5MP Wide-angle front facing camera. The device will have dual SIM support and a design quite similar to the Lumia 830.
Aside from these, the Lumia 840 is said to be coming out later this year, as well.
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The Metro UI and the Tile layout that Microsoft introduced for its Windows Phone is pretty unique and is a departure from what Android and iOS look and some blame that exact reason for why Windows Phone did not catch on. Users will have to wait later in 2015 to determine whether Microsoft’s concept has several advantages that compelled them to release the feature nevertheless. Other specs are expected to be the same as those for the Lumia 950.
