With the T-Mobile Nokia Lumia 810 release date details surfacing, the network provider has not only introduced a Windows Phone 8 device to its lineup of smartphones, but has also claimed period exclusivity. This handset will hit stores paired with the Unlimited Nationwide 4G Data plan that starts at $89.99 a month.
Apart from this, potential buyers can even opt for the carrier’s Unlimited Value and Monthly4G tariffs. Speaking about the phone’s specifications, the handset touts a 4.3-inch OLED WVGA Clear Black display and a 1.2MP front-facing camera that’s Skype HD certified. Users can take advantage of this snapper for video conferencing and taking self-portraits. Not just that, there’s also an 8MP primary shooter with Carl Zeiss optics fixed onto the rear for photography purposes. The City Lens tool provides recommendations like details about nearby restaurants, movie theatres and much more by simply pointing the camera towards the location.
The company has also included the Nokia Drive app from its location suite for turn-by-turn navigation, while users can employ the Transit tool for directions based on public transportation. The Nokia music application comes pre-loaded with the handset for enabling access to music from all sorts of genres. Like the Lumia 820, this handset too has exchangeable shells that help in wireless charging. For those who want to customize their Lumia smartphones, the network provider will be making the casings available dipped in shades of cyan and black.
The carrier has not yet announced the price for the T-Mobile Nokia Lumia 810. Its release date is expected to fall in the coming weeks.
