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Nokia Mobiles in Market C Mobile Brands. Zong Packages. Mobilink Jazz Packages. Telenor Jazz Packages. Ufone Jazz Packages. Resizing tiles is easy. Depending on which size you select you get different info displayed in the Tile.

If you go for the smallest, you get nothing but a static icon, while the two larger sizes offer more info. The homescreen looks exactly the same, except that the new tile sizes let you fit a lot more apps in the same space. There is no wallpaper, you can just opt for a dark or light background. Whatever you choose it will be the base color for every system app on the phone.

Luckily though, Microsoft decided to add new system colors. You can now choose the theme hue from among a total of 21 pre-loaded colors. As we said, it's a clean and simple interface. Each of the Live tiles display relevant info such as the current date, pending calendar events, missed calls, unread emails and more third party apps do it too.

The Marketplace tile displays the number of updates available, while the Pictures tile is essentially a slideshow of your photos. It's nice to have all that info always available at-a-glance. You can look at them as homescreen widgets of sorts, but that's a bit oversimplifying.

The Lumia goes about multitasking like every other WP7 smartphone. Apps not in the foreground are suspended, but the OS has ways to take over and carry out the task for them.

To switch between apps you press and hold the Back key. The app switcher itself consists of thumbnail snapshots of the apps, ordered chronologically left to right. You can scroll the list horizontally to select an app and a tap will bring you back to exactly how you left it.

Usually, the last 5 apps are here. You can't "kill" any of those apps, this is more of a history of the recently used apps. Eventually, as you open more apps, the old ones start to drop off the list.

Once an app is gone, you have to launch it again the old-fashioned way, which means you'll need to start over. However, the browser for example will still load the last visited page.

Apps with active background tasks will keep on working. Multitasking can be disabled from the settings to save battery life. There you'll also find a list of all installed apps that support multitasking. Opening the settings menu displays two sets of options: like on the start screen, you can swipe between System and Applications. System covers all the settings you can think of like sounds, color theme, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Accounts, etc.

The Application settings let you configure each app you have on the device. We don't find the virtual assistant to be particularly great though - it's nowhere near the Google Voice or Apple's Siri levels of accuracy and helpfulness. Microsoft TellMe. GSMArena team , 22 January