The Lumia Icon feels like nothing so much as a halfhearted attempt, a bunt. It’s Nokia caught between two worlds: ... The ugly Verizon logos, the too-thick back, ...

There are Verizon and Nokia logos embossed on the outer sleeve. ... The Lumia Icon was originally going to be called the Nokia Lumia 929. You can still see this name in the phone settings, ...

While things have undoubtedly improved in recent years, longtime Verizon Wireless subscribers are no strangers to having to wait a painfully long amount of time … ...

Nokia’s not exactly hiding its ambitions with the Lumia Icon, the new $199 5-inch phone it’s launching on February 20th with Verizon. “We want people to really remember this product,” Ifi ...

Retail package. The Nokia Lumia Icon ships in a rather basic retail package. In the Verizon-branded retail box, you will find the handset, a charger, a microUSB cable, and a couple of booklets.

On the surface, the Lumia Icon shares quite a few design cues with its predecessor, but inside, with its Snapdragon 800 processor and 20-megapixel camera, the newest member of the Nokia family ...

A Nokia logo and two pieces of Verizon livery are also part of the landscape. Battery life. With a 2,420mAh battery on board, the Nokia Lumia Icon did rather disappointingly in our dedicated ...

The new Lumia Icon shares a lot of its physical features with its predecessor—namely, its boxier shape—but packs the hardware of the biggest and most powerful Nokia device, the 6-inch Lumia 1520.

The new Lumia Icon shares a lot of its physical features with its predecessor—namely, its boxier shape—but packs the hardware of the biggest and most powerful Nokia device, the 6-inch Lumia 1520.