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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzOS7l1UmeI

Who's got skillz? I got skillz.

Just copy the link out of the address bar. Don't use the embedded tag.

I tried both pasting it directly and adding the tag manually but none worked.

It does seem big but you have to keep in mind it's a 4.5" screen, and the added thickness is for the OIS on the camera. Overall though I'd like my phone to feel solid and not feather light.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzOS7l1UmeI

Who's got skillz? I got skillz.

Just copy the link out of the address bar. Don't use the embedded tag.

I tried that, even added it manually by doing "

link

" but nothing. And yeah, I don't even see the media button on my editor.

My first thought when I opened the box my Lumia 900 came in was "****, it's substantially bigger than I expected". Right now I'm totally used to it and very much enjoy the larger screen size, specifically when it comes down to typing. I guess those .2 inch won't make much difference (hopefully).

My first thought when I opened the box my Lumia 900 came in was "****, it's substantially bigger than I expected". Right now I'm totally used to it and very much enjoy the larger screen size, specifically when it comes down to typing. I guess those .2 inch won't make much difference (hopefully).

Yeah, you really don't know until you hold it in your hands. I hope to go and try out a 920 first but at this point if I don't get the 920 I'll probably get the HTC 8X. Still the bigger screen, even if it's .2" would be a plus. I just wonder if gray will be out right away or not, some post I read seemed to say gray will show up later, guess Yellow and Red are coming first to market.

I just wonder if gray will be out right away or not, some post I read seemed to say gray will show up later, guess Yellow and Red are coming first to market.

I'll definitely WON'T be getting yellow or red. :laugh: Terrible, just terrible.

I think what could be the killer for me is the thickness. Currently got an iPhone 5 and it's unbelievably thin. Was planning on selling it to get the Lumia 920 when released by I'm starting to have doubts :s

On the bright side, Lumias don't need a case to protect them :-)

Gray also has the added benefit of being matte and not glossy like the yellow and red ones are. Of course Nokia might troll us all and release a Cyan 920 at the same time as well.

Red.

:D

I'll definitely WON'T be getting yellow or red. :laugh: Terrible, just terrible.

:(

Ontopic: I found the video quite funny at the beginning as he starts using the Lumia by swiping up and down and then attempts to do the same with the iPhone lol. :D

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