Showing posts with label lumia. Show all posts
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Friday, April 3, 2015

Nokia Lumia 505

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NOKIA LUMIA 505 OVERVIEW


The Nokia Lumia 505 is a Candybar, Touchscreen Windows Mobile Smartphone from Nokia which runs on Microsoft Windows Phone 7.8. Nokia Lumia 505 available in Black, White, Red, Pink colors and 131 g (4.62 oz) of weight. Nokia Lumia 505 has 480 x 800 pixels, 3.7 inches (~252 ppi pixel density) display size which supports AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 56K colors.

Highlight features of Nokia Lumia 505 are GPRS, EDGE, 3G, WIFI, Bluetooth, GPS connectivity options on board. You can take pictures of your beloved ones from its 8 MP camera.



SPECIFICATION & FEATURES


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NOKIA LUMIA 505 PRICE


Price in USA $189

Price in UK £100

Price in EURO €140

Price in PAK Rs.21,000

Price in INDIA Rs.10,000

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Thursday, April 2, 2015

The corridors with Samsung Galaxy S6 and Microsoft’s Lumia – Open

The buzzing non-stop rumors in the tech world. Run anywhere ‘insiders’ to make blurry pics of unreleased devices. So we got this week the first vague reports about the Samsung Galaxy S6 and we saw the first Nokia Lumia which no longer stands.

LG starts rolling out new tablet line

Ha! Do you see the joke in the above headline? It is about the fact that LG – literally -. Are rolling out of tablets is They want to go because during the implementation of rollable displays in tablets, according to CNet, who spoke with researchers within the company. According to insiders who bring tablets fit within the reach of the normal consumer in a tube. Must LG has a roll-to-roll production method into use – that just sounds funny in this case – and replaces aluminum wire work copper for better. For now, they use flexible screens a little for their LG G Flex and their TVs.

Why is it useful to have a tablet roll? That seems LG itself did not yet know . Takes up less space? Less fragile? We shall see.



Nokia really, really, REALLY gone

This is not a clerical error, as of Tuesday there Microsoft Lumias.

This is not a clerical error, as of Tuesday there Microsoft Lumia’s.

We have been here I do not know how many times that there are never called Nokia smartphones after the acquisition of the Finnish phone manufacturer by Microsoft. But new Nokia Lumia were each presented once again. But is it really done. On November 11, Microsoft held a meeting where they present a smartphone without even somewhere called ‘Nokia’. Microsoft’s first phone with Windows Phone. What’s that? It would be just like the Lumia (yes, that name remains) 535 which may be pictures surfaced on a Chinese social network. A lot of specs also leaked: 5 “qHD screen (with a small ‘q’, so 960 x 540 pixels, 1.2 GHz Snapdragon 200 processor, 1GB RAM, 8GB of storage, 5 MP camera, not very exciting all

. Should I My Sint Maarten circle cancel to follow the Microsoft presentation? If the above device is the only one, I’d go for the candy. But who knows what surprise is still there.

Time for the Samsung Galaxy S6

Let’s see. Apple is defecated for this year. The Galaxy Note 4 is already on sale. The new Nexus line is known. Then we can now start hyping the next big smartphone launch, the Samsung Galaxy S6. Sammobiles is in, the Koreans fist deep and already know to report some specs. They heard an insider on a Quad-HD screen still unknown format. A 16 or 20 megapixel sensor in the camera. A 64bit octa-core processor. 32 to 128GB of storage memory. Well, exactly what you expect from a Galaxy S6.
interestingly, but also a lot blurred, the assumption of Sammobiles that the device gets a totally new design. They lead after some mental gymnastics alter the fact that the code name of the Galaxy S6 ‘Project Zero’ is. And everyone knows that Project Zero means there are new … er … no, actually we have no idea. He is likely to be presented in March, but then we go in this section still very, very often write about.

Is it metal? Again, no one knows. We can compete with all the other sites and recommend: Yes, the Samsung Galaxy S6 of metal. Are you happy now?

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Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Microsoft Unleashes First Lumia Phone Without Nokia Brand

The first Lumia Phone by Microsoft without the label Nokia is great departure. Microsoft comes out with a new chapter in branding and mobile devices.


Microsoft launches Lumia 535 on Monday, its first Lumia phone by dumping the brand label Nokia. In April, 2014 Microsoft bought the brand Nokia in a $7.2 billion deal and got the authority to launch new Lumia phones on its own, and also allowed to keep the brand name Nokia for a short period of time.

This new Lumia device runs on Windows 8.1, the latest mobile operating system by Microsoft. It possesses a quad-core 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor and has a great picture display with a 5-inch and 960x540 pixel density.


Microsoft still awaits for the jump-start as the operating system still holds only just 2.5% stake in mobile devices across the world. In comparison, Googles Android runs on more than 85% of mobile devices across the world.

Microsoft has already sold 9.3 million Lumia phones in this quarter, its almost 5.6% above the Lumia phones sold in the previous one.

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Monday, March 30, 2015

Nokia Lumia 2020 tablet with 8 inch display to launch in Q1 2014

Nokia Lumia 2020 tablet with 8-inch display to launch in Q1 2014



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Nokia is probably busy pushing out its recently announced Lumia 2520 tablet globally. However, a new report suggests that the Finnish manufacturer might unveil its next tablet, the alleged Lumia 2020, as early as Q1 next year.According to a report by Digitimes citing sources familiar with the matter, Nokia has plans to expand its tablet portfolio by launching a new tablet, the Lumia 2020, and that the company would be targeting the mid-range tablet segment with it, while it targets the high-end with the Lumia 2520.
Nokia announced its first Windows RT tablet, the Lumia 2520, at Nokia World in October. The Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet runs Windows RT 8.1 and comes with a 10.1-inch full-HD IPS LCD display that boasts of enhanced sunlight legibility and a Corning Gorilla Glass 2 screen.
Earlier reports had suggested that Nokia might launch the rumoured Lumia 2020 at MWC 2014 alongside the Lumia 1820 Windows Phone.
Prolific tipster, @evleaks has already revealed that Nokia has codenamed Illusionist its second Windows RT tablet sporting an 8-inch tablet.
The Nokia Lumia 2020 aka Illusionist is thought to sport a similar design to the Lumia 2520 tablet, and that it would come with a lower Lumia model number to differentiate it from the larger 10.1-inch sibling. Further, the Nokia Lumia 2020 is said to be powered by a Qualcomm processor, would run Windows RT 8.1, just like the Lumia 2520 tablet and in addition would come with stylus support.
Earlier speculation had pointed to a Lumia 2320 name for the more affordable Illusionist tablet, similar to naming scheme of the two announced phablets from the company, the Lumia 1320 and Lumia 1520.

 

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Saturday, March 28, 2015

Leaked photos reveal the new Microsoft Lumia 535

Microsofts first post-Nokia smartphone is due to be unveiled tomorrow


A large number of images claiming to show off the new Microsoft Lumia 535 have leaked onto the internet giving us a detailed look at Microsofts new handset.


The Lumia 535 is set to be Microsofts first smartphone since the Redmond company ditched the Nokia brand name.

Both Microsoft and Nokia have teased a new Lumia launch on November 11, and these new photos unveiled by WMPoweruser might have just spoiled the surprise.

They also correspond with the teased image Nokia and Microsoft posted on Facebook, along with some earlier leaked photos of a new Microsoft Lumia device.

What do you get?


Microsoft might find itself all out of surprises for the launch event tomorrow, as along with these photos we also know a good deal about the specs of the Lumia 535.


Its tipped to pack a 5-inch qHD screen, a 1.2GHz Snapdragon 200 processor, 1GB of RAM and 8GB of storage.

Itll also have a 5 megapixel rear camera and a VGA front facing snapper, 1,900mAh batter and will support dual SIM cards.


Its dimensions are said to be 140.2 x 72.45 x 9.32mm and it will weigh 145.7g. With all this information out in the wild, will Microsoft still have any surprises up its sleeve for tomorrows event?
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Friday, March 27, 2015

New Nokia Lumia 1520 6 inch Phablet With Back Cover Price And Specifications

Nokia has recently launched its phablet named Nokia Lumia 1520 in Indian as well as International Market. This is first Nokia smartphone with a 6 inches screen and a quad core processor. It was officially released in Abu Dhabi.

The phone has full HD display, runs on 4G network, 2.2Ghz Processor, 20MP pure view camera as some special features. The phone will have a tough competition with mobiles like Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Sony Xperia Z ultra and HTC One Max. A back cover was also launched with this phone.



Price

Indian market - Rs. 46,999 ( Rs. 2999 for the back cover )
International Market - $750


Specifications

  • 6-inch IPS capacitive touch screen with gorilla glass 2
  • 2.2Ghz Quad Core Processor
  • Full HD (1080p) display
  • 20 MP primary camera with dual LED Flash (1.2 mp secondary camera)
  • 2 GB ram and 32 GB internal memory
  • Runs on 2G, 3G and 4G networks
  • Wifi, Bluetooth, Nfc And MicroUsb 
  • Operating System - Microsoft Windows Phone 8 Black
  • Sensors - Proximity, Gyro, Accelerometer and compass
  • 3400 mAh non-removable battery with 760 hr of standby and 25 hr of talk time  

So lets wait and watch the review and performance of this device and then we can draw a final conclusion.
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