By Emily Price – Mashable

Nokia and Windows Phone have come a long way in the past two years, and on Tuesday the company added another handset to its Lumia line at an event in London, the Lumia 925. The phone will be Nokia’s flagship device at T-Mobile in the United States, and will be available in Europe and China starting in June.

Running Windows Phone 8, the handset sports much of the same functionality you’ll find in Nokia’s other flagship devices, the Lumia 920 and Lumia 928, while also bringing some new things to the table in terms of design and features.

The Lumia 925 strays from Nokia’s current Lumia in the design department, trading polycarbonate in some places on the phone for aluminum. The result is a thinner, sleeker Lumia that resembles in a lot of ways some of its Android competition. Polycarbonate does come into play in the rear of the device, which will come in black, white and grey.

The cover looks in many ways like a trendy case rather than a way to charge, and will come in white, yellow, black and red.

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