AlexanderJJJ
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MS have gone on record to say that WP8 devices are supported for the next 36 months and that they're going to be upgradable to WP9 too.
Besides the Lumia 810
MS have gone on record to say that WP8 devices are supported for the next 36 months and that they're going to be upgradable to WP9 too.
I would've rather them upgraded the os than spend all that effort on the camera this is kinda ridiculous
Upgraded the os in what sense, considering the os is Microsofts domain?
This here....If you happen to be using a 900, it sure as hell is an upgrade.
I cannot believe there is no wireless charging built in (and the only way to get it is that super thick camera grip accessory)? I'll stick with the 920 until they figure out how to deliver a flagship experience that doesn't degrade what I already have.
Nokia has opened the door wide open with such a lackluster specs bump. The fact its not 64GB is going to be a big hindrance.... Plus a 2000 mah battery is just a flipping joke for such a powerful camera.
Personally, looks like Sony now has the upper hand if and when it decides to release the Sony Honami. Not only does it run android, it also has Snapdragon 800, expandable SD to 100 GB total (with 64 GB microsd slot), and also 3000+ mAH battery.
Probably will go for same price if not less than this phone.
Sorry Nokia you flopped big time, $299 for an ON contract phone is putting it DoA. Remember when you put an aggressive $450 off contract + free wireless charger for the 920?!
This is just my opinion but for any of us that already own a 920 (or other variant) I can't see this is as a worth while upgrade. It's literally the same phone with an improved camera. While I was very excited for this phone to come it would have been great to see other improvements along with the camera. I really hope this isn't Nokia's official sucessor to the 920.
However what I would like to see is this camera tech carried over to a more updated model. Slightly larger screen, better cpu etc.. I know a lot is yet to come with GDR3 but I feel they should've just teased everyone officially today and held on to the EOS to include in a few higher end models with newer specs.
they said Microsoft worked with them on this phone closely they could have atleast threw in a notification center or somethingUpgraded the os in what sense, considering the os is Microsofts domain?
even if working together worked how you think it does, Nokia does not have unlimited resources.they said Microsoft worked with them on this phone closely they could have atleast threw in a notification center or something
This is just my opinion but for any of us that already own a 920 (or other variant) I can't see this is as a worth while upgrade. It's literally the same phone with an improved camera. While I was very excited for this phone to come it would have been great to see other improvements along with the camera. I really hope this isn't Nokia's official sucessor to the 920.
However what I would like to see is this camera tech carried over to a more updated model. Slightly larger screen, better cpu etc.. I know a lot is yet to come with GDR3 but I feel they should've just teased everyone officially today and held on to the EOS to include in a few higher end models with newer specs.