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Le téléphone reste figé , obligé d'enlever la batterie pour continuer à l'utiliser , demande de remplacement effectuée . Le problème vient de Windows 8.0 , l'idéal est de le passer en version 8.1 et de migrer vers windows 10. Mais ce problème est connu chez microsoft .... et pas de solution à ce jour ....

I have been a long time Nokia user. Last phones N97 mini (more than 3 years) and E65 before that. Finally, I have upgraded/switched to Nokia Lumia 820. Things I like 1. The phone is very fast. Screens and pages open extremely quickly. 2. The screen is big and bright, easy to see. 3. Reasonable prices for a phone (which can be dropped and broken). 4. Easy to make calls and send SMS. I use it mainly as a phone. 5. Excellent integration with Hotmail/Outlook and Messenger (the later in process of being killed). 6. Wireless charging is excellent (charger sold separately and I have one which is not Nokia branded). 7. Uses the same micro-sd from my old phone (with my music instantly transferred from the old phone). 8. Replaceable battery for the day when it does not hold enough charge for a day (seems to last for 3 days with very light use for now). 9. Touch screen is excellent and can be used with gloves and big fingers. 10. The customisable `Live tiles' and the ability to show large contacts on the main screen. 11. Maps can work offline (my carrier has prohibitively expensive data roaming charges/rates). 12. Most of my old applications are available for the new phone. Plenty of new applications and games. 13. Pictures and videos are very good for a phone. 14. `Find/ring/erase my phone' features. 15. `Free music' and offline music mixes from Nokia music. 16. Uses micro-usb charger and data cable (same as my old phones). 17. SkyDrive integration for pictures/videos and documents. 18. OneNote. 19. Easy to close applications which have been used and no longer needed. 20. Headphone jack is on the top. 21. Rigid back cover (requires some strength and practice to take out). 22. `Kids corner' Missing from N97 mini 1. Remote SIM for the Bluetooth which allowed my car to load the address book and show on the car's screen the name of the caller (only the number is displayed with Lumia 820) 2. The option which allowed the phone to pronounce the called name so you know who is calling even when you cannot see the phone screen (in the pocket and dirty hand, in the other room). 3. The pulse light which tells you that nothing needs attention when reunited with the phone (after a meeting for example). 4. The ease with which a song can be set as a ring tone. I do not understand why in 2013 I have to connect the phone to a PC and then copy (and maybe convert before) the song to the phone to be able to make it a ringtone (if want to use more than 20 sec of the song). 5. Stereo sound from the build in speakers Things which Nokia/Microsoft needs to improve on 1. DLNA player or application. 2. Backup/restore (especially the later) is very basic and does not meet my expectations (set by N97 and rival phones). 3. Vibration can be stronger. 4. Ring volume when on max can be stronger. 5. Skype integration with `Me'. 6. Ability to re-assign the third (search with Bing) button functionality (may be search in contacts only as a default). 7. Better multitasking for background applications. 8. Mute/un-mute button. On the whole it is an excellent phone for the next few years.

Estoy muy contento con el movil. Pero tengo un duda sobre la garantia: Es el papel que se envio con el movil?

The phone is brilliant - clear screen, superb camera and excellent software. In particular, the Satnav app is better than anything else I've tried. It's a hefty piece of phone, and the case back is a little slippery, so it will take getting used to. In all other respects, the phone is superb. BUT - I ordered it a week ago, at £237, and already it's dropped to £199. Either play roulette with the prices, or bite the bullet and put up with price fluctuations! I'd be prepared to accept a fluctuation of a few pounds, but £38 is hard to stomach! UPDATE: I've been using the phone for a bit now, and I'm getting to know what it can do. I had a N97 Mini until the phone stopped holding a charge, and the difference from the creaky Symbian OS is considerable! Many people complain about the lack of "apps" for the WP8. I have to say that there isn't anything that I could have on an iPhone that I can't have on the Lumia, and several of the Nokia exclusives are brilliant, and there isn't an equivalent on the other platforms! Cinemagraph is great fun (adds little animated sections to a photo - the pictures are a bit like the ones in the Daily Prophet, with little sections of movement!), and the Nokia Satnav is the best I've tried. I've added my usuals, including Evernote, FB and Twitter and so on. The Camera is excellent, and the apps that support it (especially Smart Shoot) are brilliant. The screen is very clear and the colours are vivid. I haven't printed a photo to compare it with my Oly DSLR... but they look great on my laptop. The photos automatically back up to my Skydrive when I get to a wifi connection. Battery life is much better than I have been used to. After a day's moderate use (including the phone automatically checking my emails every 15 minutes), there is still some charge to go. The constant movement on the homescreen is fascinating, and careful arranging of the tiles makes the phone seem alive. It is quite mesmerising! Nothing is laggy or slow, and the OS is very simple to understand and use. I can't understand why the reviews are so against WP8. So- only one problem so far, and that is that none of my Nokia car mounts fit! The only official car mount for the 820 is the wireless charging one for £60.

Yes this is the best mobile I have ever had ! I have had iPhone 3, 4, 4s, HTC One X and this by far is my favourite. Don't get me wrong, iPhones are great but now serious contenders are on the field, they are showing their weakness points. I personally don't like the android operating system, something just really niggles me about it, I think it's the speed, hesitation that neither Apple or Windows 8 shows. The windows 8 platform is fast, never hesitates, easy to use and full of features. Unlike apple you can download a ringtone app choose the tone and put it straight on your phone, no restrictions. I tried that on the iPhone 4 and it was a total nightmare, apple just don't want their phones to breathe, they are stranglled in many ways. I did read the reports regarding the 820 screen not being up to the iPhones standard and was a bit sceptical, once I powered it up though, I can't understand what all the fuss is about ?? The display is as good as any screen I have seen. The phone feels as solid as a brick compared to some of the plastic android phones out there. I'd say the build quality is to the same standard as apple but with greater functionality, you can replace the battery by yourself, insert bigger sd cards etc. Last thing the wireless charging is a dream, so easy to use,shame the pad was extra though ! Well done Nokia, I thought you were about to disappear from the scene, I think this phone could command a £600 Price tag on Par with iPhones, you are selling yourselves short !!!!