Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 11th Jul 2013 15:44 UTC
In its struggle to find willing customers, Nokia just announced yet another flagship phone - the Nokia Lumia 1020. It's essentially a Lumia 920/925, but with the Nokia 808's PureView camera bolted on. Also, it's exclusive to AT&T in the US, for $299 with a two year contract, which is a steep price. So, who gets the honour to be the first to claim that this, yes this Lumia will turn Nokia around?
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RE[2]: PureView 808 augmented ?
by Kochise on Fri 12th Jul 2013 06:40
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RE[3]: PureView 808 augmented ?
by manjabes on Fri 12th Jul 2013 08:09
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I grant you that, the Symbian C++ dialect was suicide-provoking, but things were moving in the right direction with Qt. The current "solution" still lacks even some basic telephony stuff and screams to anyone that bothers to listen that "I was designed by a gang of Steve Jobs wannabes".
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2005-08-27
Jesus, would you please stop preaching to this "aging Symbian" choir already? It's almost two years since the Burning Platform, and the "non-burning" one is still nowhere near feature parity (==usefulness) with the old Symbian. It's still only a pretty picture on a touchscreen and looks to stay that way at least for half a year (until WP Blue or whatever that major upgrade will be...).