[dov1978]

Huawei P20 Pro looks like a contender.....

P20 Pro is an absolute beast. Already preordered

[nate0]

Gonna do the notch, eh?

[Scienceguy Labs]

P20 Pro is an absolute beast. Already preordered

I'm really tempted to get that one too. Please let us know what you think about it.

[nate0]

I'm really tempted to get that one too. Please let us know what you think about it.

Ya...I mean the 40mp camera has had no presence (on a smartphone) in the market for how long? Be interesting to see what this device does to shake things up again...

[dov1978]

I'm really tempted to get that one too. Please let us know what you think about it.

Will do. I'm hoping it's a modern take on the old 1020 to some degree with the oversampling etc. I read that one of Nokia's PureView creators is now head of imaging at Huawei so that should help

[dov1978]

Gonna do the notch, eh?

I am but one advantage of the P20 Pro is I can deactivate it and just have a uniform looking top bezel if I hate it that much

[nate0]

I am but one advantage of the P20 Pro is I can deactivate it and just have a uniform looking top bezel if I hate it that much

Ya the benefits of oled. I read that too.

[RTGent]

First, there is no substitute for a real camera, including walk-around.
Second, I still use my 1020 for certain shooting occasions, along with my 950. Heck, if the 1020 was SD-expandable, I'd still be using that, even with its 8.1 limitation.
Third, I've been most impressed with LG's V series, and Samsung Galaxies. Samsung used to make digital cameras and they'll always be a step or two ahead of the pack. I have a Sony XZ1 compact as a backup, for music, etc., but although Sony still makes excellent cameras, and the XZ1 and others have associated strengths, they still seem to limit the cameras on their phones, probably by design. Don't ignore software, and this is where Samsung is strong, LG less so, and Sony still less. BTW, I'd agree that the Kodak and Nokia options are interesting.