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Nokia Lumia 630 Dual: Connectivity and Media

As expected with any new-age smartphone, the connectivity options for the new Lumia comes at par with most of the others in the market. The connectivity options remain regular, which include 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, Here Maps and a Dual SIM support.

Apart from that, the Lumia 630 comes with a host of additional features collectively put under the tag of Lumia Cyan. These are basically an extended set of photography apps. There are other Nokia-based trademark features present as well like Here Maps, Here Drive+, and Nokia MixRadio.

Other third part apps present inside the device include BoxTV, Evernote, Facebook, Flipkart Ebooks, Gameloft Gamehub, Line, PayTM, and Zomato.

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