Nokia confirms that Lumia 800 is coming to Canada on March 2 via TELUS

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Nokia's Lumia 800 Windows Phone  is coming to Canada and it will be exclusive to Telus. Nokia informed us that the device will be available in on March 2 for  $49.99 on a 36-month contract. The  Nokia Lumia 800 features familiar Nokia elements like unified design, vivid colours, outstanding Carl Zeiss imaging capabilities, and a unique unibody construction.

The Nokia Lumia 800 will be available for $49.99 with a three-year contract. Features include:

• Head-turning unibody design in vivid colours: cyan, magenta, black
• Deeply integrated social networking experience through Windows Phone 7.5 Mango; stay in touch across Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter right from the People Hub
• Best Internet browsing experience with Internet Explorer 9    

• 1.4GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 512MB program memory, 16GB internal user memory, and up to 9 hours of 3G talktime
• Access to Microsoft SkyDrive for cloud storage
• Access to thousands of apps in the Windows Phone Marketplace
• Leading imaging capabilities with Carl Zeiss optics, pocket-to-picture-to-post in seconds, 8MP camera with autofocus and touch focus capability, dual LED flash, high definition 720p video recording with 30FPS and one touch image sharing 

We had a chance to check out the Lumia 800 and the Lumia 710 last year. We were very impressed with the build quality and the performance of the Lumia 800, it is a premium smartphone and one of the better Windows Phone devices that we've tried. 

Glad to see there's something (sorta) new and exciting for Windows Phone in Canada.

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Review: PressReader brings 2000+ newspapers to mobile devices

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

PressReader has done something remarkable. It has brought the world's newspapers into the mobile age where users can download them on the fly and read them in their enteriety just as they would if they got them off the newstand. The best thing about this is that PressReader offers various ways to consume newspapers and has even integrated a search function.

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