Nokia Lumia 925 Review, Features, Specs: T-Mobile's Metal Windows Phone 8 Device Introduction Video Released Following AT&T Deal [Video]

By Michael Oleaga / m.oleaga@latinospost.com (staff@latinospost.com) | First Posted: Aug 29, 2013 05:23 PM EDT

Tags Nokia, Nokia Lumia, Nokia Lumia 925, at&t, T-Mobile, Windows Phone, Windows Phone 8

Just in time for AT&T customers to pre-order the Nokia Lumia 925, Nokia recently released an informational video about the once-T-Mobile-exclusive smartphone.

Titled "Getting Started With Nokia Lumia 925," the video gives the viewer the first-hand perspective of a Lumia 925 user.

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The video starts with an introduction to the keys and connectors surrounding the Lumia 925's body, from volume, camera, headphone jack, and USB slot, to name a few.

The micro SIM card is introduced and the video explains how to insert it inside the smartphone. The SIM door key is needed to remove the SIM's tray. Once placing the SIM card into the tray, the Lumia 925 can then be used.

Nokia does recommend Lumia 925 owners to fully charge the Windows Phone 8 smartphone before powering on.

As Latinos Post reported, the Lumia 925 will be added to AT&T starting Sept. 13. Pre-orders for the phone began Aug. 28.

With AT&T, the Lumia 925 will cost $99.99 when signing a two-year contract with the mobile carrier. The carrier is also offering the metallic Windows Phone 8 smartphone though the AT&T Next plan, which allows the consumer to pay $21 per month instead.

The Lumia 925 has been available with T-Mobile since July and is currently priced at $0 upfront with 24 monthly payments of $22.

The Lumia 925's features include a 4.5-inch display with 1,280x768 pixels and a 2,000mAh battery capacity for the 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor. The Lumia 925's wireless connections include the latest Bluetooth and NFC technology. The maximum standby time is 440 hours and just over 12 hours of talk time on a 3G network.