Nokia gets back in the game: The Lumia 900 (part II) The first thing you notice is the packaging. Nokia has learnt a few tricks from Apple. The Lumia 900 comes in an impressively compact and minimalist box. It feels great, it feels premium. Get the phone out of its box and you're struck by a design that is elegant and purposeful but also very different to its competitors. Nokia has achived the seemingly impossible: it's designed a slab tablet phone that looks distinctive with genuine character. The Lumia 900 borrows its design cues from the Lumia 800 which, in turn, was based on the lovely N9. The Lumia 900's polycarbonate body is beautifully sculptured with tapered ends that belie its size and its shiny finish makes it look and feel very special indeed. We were lucky enough to bag the white version which, to our eyes, is the best of the bunch. No doubt, the Lumia 900 makes an excellent first impression. With the exception of the iPhone, we don't think there's a better looking phone on the market today. Problems? One immediate one. Before we'd even switched the device on, we picked it up to discover that that 4.3 inch screen creates a unavoidable but not insignificant issue: the phone is too wide to be comfortable in your hand. It just always feels a little bit of a stretch. You'll get used to it of course but there's no getting around the fact that the iPhone's width is