lumia
Lumia is a series of smartphones and feature phones designed and marketed by Microsoft and its predecessor, Nokia. The Lumia brand was first introduced in 2011, succeeding the Nokia's Asha and Symbian-based devices. The name "Lumia" is derived from the Latin word "lumina," meaning "lights," reflecting the vibrant and colorful designs of the devices.
The Lumia series initially ran on the Windows Phone operating system, which was developed by Microsoft. These
In 2014, Microsoft completed the acquisition of Nokia's Devices and Services division, which included the Lumia
However, due to the declining market share of Windows Phone and the increasing competition from Android and
Despite the discontinuation of the Lumia brand, the devices have maintained a loyal following among users who