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Meet The New Nokia Flagship: The Nokia Lumia 928
Nokia hasn’t been coy with the announcement of its latest flagship handset. We’ve known about the Lumia 928 for some time now, but over the weekend we finally got a look at the future of Nokia’s Windows Phone 8 push. There’s good news and bad news with this one, where would you like me to start?
Will Nokia’s Next Lumia Get 41MP PureView Image Sensors?
Released last year, the PureView 808 was essentially a prototype phone. It ran Nokia’s dying — and now officially dead — Symbian operating system, but its 41-megapixel, one-inch image sensor was a beast. Now, The Guardian reports what people have been speculating and rumouring since Nokia dropped the PureView 808 nearly a year ago: the 41-megapixel sensor is destined for a Nokia Windows Phone.
Today’s Smartphone Cameras Are Better Than Point-and-Shoot Cameras From 5 Years Ago
The saying is that the best camera is the one that’s with you and that’s more than often your phone. But phone cameras are getting so good that they may eventually just became the best camera period (DSLRs notwithstanding). And it might be sooner than you think. Already, phone cameras are better than a 5-year-old compact camera.
How To Enable Image Stabilisation On The Nokia Lumia 920 (Not Really)
It seems that Nokia screwed their Lumia 920 camera demo even more than we thought. Not only they faked the video but also faked photos.
This Is What Nokia’s Lumia Image Stabilisation Actually Looks Like
Nokia got caught out in a big way for “demonstrating” the optical image stabilisation on the new Lumia 920 this morning by showing a video that claimed to be taken from the phone, but really it was all staged for a full camera crew. Very naughty. Nokia has taken to its Conversations blog to apologise and to show us what OIS really looks like on the new Lumia 920.
Nokia Faked Its PureView Demo, Claims To Have Never Said It Was Real
When we watched the latest ad from Nokia showing off its PureView technology and ridiculously fluid optical image stabilisation, we were stunned. Excited. Happy. If the camera on the Lumia was that good, we wanted it. But it was faked. Nokia isn’t showing off what the Lumia 920 can do — that video was shot with a big DSLR.
Inside Nokia Lumia 920′s Camera: New Floating Lens Tech, Less Of The PureView
Nokia’s Lumia 920 flagship Windows Phone looks promising, but the camera isn’t quite what everyone hoped it would be. Where as Nokia’s 808 PureView phone packed a massive 41-megapixel sensor and mostly served as a proof of concept for the PureView tech, the Lumia 920′s sensor is believed to only be eight megapixels, which Nokia says can capture 5-10 times more light that other sensors.
Nokia: PureView Is Not A Single Specific Feature
After what Nokia did with the PureView 808′s insane camera, many a consumer was hoping that the technology would also feature in the impending Lumia range. Don’t hold your breath though. Nokia is keen to point out that PureView isn’t just about crazy pixel counts.
Nokia: PureView Camera Technology Hitting Lumia ‘Very Soon’
In an interview with Neowin, Nokia’s vice president of worldwide developer relations, Richard Kerris, has explained that the company’s PureView camera technology currently featured only in the 808 is coming to the Lumia range “very soon”.
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