Nokia might also announce Lumia 925 on May 14
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- 08 May 2013
eta feb 2015
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- 08 May 2013
AnonD-41271, 07 May 2013Android is not free, you have to pay MS loyalty fees for ev... moredude android works fine with 512 mb in a certain phone called canvas 2 in india. It depends upon the cmpanys how they utilise resources. Temple run 2 runs smoothly in canvas 2 with 512mb ram. But laggs like hell in any samd@@g with less then 1 gb ram. Same goes for nokia,s window phones. Once games are optimised for it it can smoothly run vid 512 ,b ram.....its not nokia,s fault i wud say but yaah msft isnt paying much attention. Seriously they need a kick frm nokia in their @$$..... Nokia deserves more then this. As for the phone is concerned i can smell jealousy and hatred here in this forum frm so called samd@@g fans and may b sm f d iphn fans...... Nokia will surprise us withoout adding extra cores and stuff but with limited resources and their proper utilisation.....atleast nokia,s phone dont overheat like @$$4
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- 08 May 2013
AnonD-26572, 07 May 2013This phone is something like that Samsung or HTC would have... moreYou are focusing only on specs, even the company like Micromax gives higher specs, but they are dirt cheap, quarter the amount of S4.
Specs != Everything
Their premium pricing is for the innovations and tech that they have put in the phone. Not just GB's and Inches and Cores.
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- 08 May 2013
AnonD-26572, 07 May 2013Whilst true, it only means something if they can sell phon... moreRemoving or Limiting features for certain devices is a old story. Android and Samsung also does that. But even after that cutting and slicing don't think the Dalvik VM will be able to run on those kinds of specs.
The thing is Nokia is very low on resources and cash they had to sell and re-rent their own HQ. Here is the scenario: - They build a killer device, theoretically say to give S4 a run for its money, the phone becomes a hit and its demand increases all around the world, this is where the block happens, Nokia had a hard time meeting the demands of a less popular 920, people had no choice but to go for 820. So do you think that Nokia would have sustained the demand for that "killer device"? What would be the out come? People will again start hating Nokia for not producing enough. Plus if they invested everything into that single device and by any chance if it would have failed, then what? There will millions of devices eating dust and Nokia's money down the drain, they can't take chances at this moment, but they can take calculated risks. Instead of making a killer device, , they created an entire range of devices, if one fails, the other will cover up, 920 was a hit, 720 is also a hit, 620 and 520 are super hit, but 820 didn't get that much popularity.
They want to come up, but not in a haste, they want to steadily increase, by building their base first and the constructing step by step on it and this will take time, but it will be more of s sure shot formula, so that if by mistake anything wrong happen, they shouldn't fall all at once.
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AnonD-59657, 08 May 2013Lumia 925, 930, 935......will never save Nokia!
The only w... morewake up ericclamp. Ur the next ceo of nokia.....and please make sure with android and nokia u myt make samd@@g beg for mercy and may b start selling their televisions again, and ios thing of past.
P.s- let there be variations, android is boring. Lets hope for meego and god knows a well renewed, innovative symbian or a mixturw of windows and symbian.....
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- 08 May 2013
Mobilemaster, 07 May 2013It would be a smart move from Nokia to make an N9 successor... moreYou're right, I think the same
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- 08 May 2013
I'm hoping for an N9 predecessor. I think it's the best phone I've used.
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- 08 May 2013
Lumia 925, 930, 935......will never save Nokia!
The only way Nokia can save themselves is to adopt Android OS.
I think Nokia's CEO is still sleeping.
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- 07 May 2013
Funny to read all people complaining here, anytime it's about Nokia. Complain as much as you like, meanwhile both Nokia and WP8 are going up.
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AnonD-143326, 07 May 2013Why is the photo looks so old? Isnt it a new phone? Also I ... moreThis phone is something like that Samsung or HTC would have put out 12-18 months ago. I honestly cannot see how this will sell at a premium price given the specs. of it.
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- 07 May 2013
Whilst true, it only means something if they can sell phones than compete with IOS and Android for market share. They are nowhere near achieving that any time soon.
You may well be right about Android not running on the Asha due to limited memory but lets not forget MS and hence Nokia, had to downgrade Windows phone features by removing or cutting them back for phones that only had 256 MB of memory.
http://www.theverge.com/2012/3/8/2853948/windows-phone-tango-256mb-ram-restrictions
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- 07 May 2013
What about an Android phone ?
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- 07 May 2013
Why is the photo looks so old? Isnt it a new phone? Also I hope nokia issue its own operating system besides WP
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- 07 May 2013
Whats the difference between 925's specs and 920's specs? Definitely Nokia is not a fool to release another phone with exactly the same specs! Get your rumors right GSMA!
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Mr. Developer, 07 May 2013The companies you mention are not going great coz droid mar... moreAndroid is not free, you have to pay MS loyalty fees for every device sold. If Nokia goes with MS, it will receive cash for per device sold for WP's promotion. So it was a good deal.
And Android on Asha phones is not even possible, those are very low specs phones with RAM just 64 MB, android doesn't even work properly on 512MB of RAM, don't think it will run properly on those phones.
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- 07 May 2013
Brabhags, 07 May 2013The question should be; would they both be WP 8 powered dev... moreIt would be a smart move from Nokia to make an N9 successor, but sadly they are too blind.
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- 07 May 2013
I agree, where is EOS!!
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- 07 May 2013
AnonD-5096, 07 May 2013Where is Nokia EOS?? Where is Nokia EOS?? Where is Nokia ... morei know that feel bro.....
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- 07 May 2013
Where is Nokia EOS??
Where is Nokia EOS??
Where is Nokia EOS??
Where is Nokia EOS??
Where is Nokia EOS??
:-(
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- 07 May 2013
The question should be; would they both be WP 8 powered devices?
Two high-end devices running the same OS?
I'm hoping for an N9 predecessor. I know, false hope.