Nokia’s second-ever tilt at a Windows Phone kit is on sale today, as the phone-maker once again looks to Microsoft’s operating system to invigorate its smartphone business.
The Lumia 710 is up for grabs in the UK on Vodafone and Orange from £15.50 per month, with monthly allowances of 100Mb of data, 100 minutes and unlimited texts per month.
Touted as the Lumia 800’s little brother, the 710 features the same tile-based Metro user interface as its stablemate as well as identical, exclusive Nokia services focussed on navigation and music.
The phone’s spec sheet highlights, meanwhile, take in a 3.7-inch ClearBlack screen, a five-megapixel camera with HD video recording, 8GB of internal memory and a 1.4GHz processor.
Since dropping late last year, the Lumia 800 has sold 1.3 million units – representing a solid if not sensational start to what promises to be a long road back to the smartphone makers’ top table for the Finns.
Find out more about the Lumia 710 here: Lumia 710
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