Nokia has unveiled its new Lumia 928 smartphone



From V3:

In terms of basic specifications, the Lumia 928 is similar to its predecessor the Lumia 920, featuring a 4.5in WXGA HD OLED, 1280x768 resolution, 334 ppi ClearBlack display and being powered by a 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm processor that will be backed up by 1GB of RAM. ClearBlack is another custom innovation by Nokia, designed to improve the screen's performance. It works by making blacks deeper and richer, thus making other colours pop out more.

The Lumia 928 is confirmed to boast 32GB of storage and will be powered by a 2,000mAh battery. It will also feature the same wireless charging technology as the Lumia 920, though users will have to pay extra to get a FatBoy charger to take advantage of it. The Phone will be available in both black and white on Verizon from 16 May in the US. There is no word as to when the 928 will arrive in the UK or how much it will cost, and at the time of publishing Nokia had not responded to V3's request for comment.

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