Nokia EOS gets quick review, camera details still unknown

07 June, 2013

Nokia might as well make the EOS official already, after multiple leaks the WP8 sharpshooter now has a short preview. The preview is light on details, but is still an interesting first look at the 808 PureView successor.

The phone reportedly feels a bit on the heavy side and the reviewer from ViziLeaks couldn’t quite make out the material. It's probably polycarbonate, but possibly metal too (whichever it is, it's certainly high quality). The Nokia EOS uses a design very similar to the Lumia 920.


Nokia EOS got a quick review before it is even official

The arrangement of controls, ports and slots is the same as on the other Lumia phones. On the left are the volume rocker, Power/Lock key and the all-important shutter key. On top is the microSIM card slot and the 3.5mm audio jack, with the microUSB port and loudspeaker grilsl at the bottom.


The design of Lumia phones is fairly standardized

It's the back that's interesting, really, with the bulging camera module with Carl Zeiss lens, xenon flash and LED light. Unfortunately, the ViziLeaks team was not allowed to check the megapixel count on the camera or get any other specs.


The star of the show – a PureView camera of unknown resolution

Update: The Nokia EOS has a mechanical shutter, which can be seen in the video below.

Also on the back are two pogo pins (like the Lumia 925 has) for connecting wireless charging covers, meaning the Nokia EOS probably won't have this built in. Nokia probably didn’t want to add any more weight to an already heavy phone (the 808 PureView tipped the scales at 169g).

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Reader comments

  • Anonymous
  • 11 Jun 2013
  • 4QS

LMAO!!You trolls never quit making up hilarious statements. Samsung, Nokia, and Sony are all great. From the past years all have made great cameras and Nokia still deserves mad respect. However Samsung has been riding the top for a good while now. ...

  • rj23
  • 10 Jun 2013
  • thc

Nokia EOS is designed in a more gorgeous way than the ugly S4 Zoom and Pureview has one of the best technology in a cameraphone yet! If Sony Honami rumors are true that it will feature similar technology in that of the RX100 Sony camera to keep up th...

  • Anonymous
  • 09 Jun 2013
  • 4QS

IOS is also linux and Android needs more power because it does more. Nice try however. Android is well coded as well and IOS does not have some god coding. Neither does WP. They both have their share of lags and hiccups. They are just on the hush hus...

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