The Nokia Lumia 928 is coming to a U.S. carrier. The flagship device will come in white and black, and will be available at Verizon from May 16th for $99.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and new two-year contract.
After doing a success of Nokia Lumia 920, Microsoft is planning to bring a new Windows Phone to the Nokia Lumia series – the Lumia 928. The upcoming Lumia 928 is going to have some addition in its specs, compared to Lumia 920. So far we’ve come to know that Nokia will use aluminum body for the upcoming Lumia 928 and the device will feature Xenon and LED flash with 8-megapixel PureView camera.
During this year’s MWC event, Nokia has kept itself to relatively modest smartphones. Among the releaseS was the Lumia 720, which comes with mid-end specs but packs a rather wholesome punch, thanks to the Carl Zeiss camera technology included in it.
Mobile phone maker Nokia was practically invisible at CES 2013. But Nokia has hinted that it will appear with a bang in the scene later this year.
Nokia launched two flagship smartphones at its event earlier this year. One of them was the Lumia 820, apparently meant for the mid-range customers. The other was Lumia 920, definitely a high-end device which packed impressive hardware specs with an exceptionally good camera. Now, Nokia has announced a new smartphone, Nokia 810, exclusively for T-Mobile customers.
Nokia is set to release two new Lumia devices today. Apart from these two, another smartphone is in pipeline. An anonymous source who is familiar with the Nokia’s devices said that Nokia is currently working on a 4-inch Windows phone code-named Glory.
Mobile phone giant Nokia has announced that they plan to acquire world-class imaging specialists and intellectual property from Scalado AB. Both companies have confirmed the news through press release, though details of the financial deal hasn’t been revealed. Nokia is working on making robust phones with high-end imaging technology. This acquisition will increase Nokia’s capability to do that. That means we may see more phones like Nokia Pureview 808 in future, and probably a lot more innovative imaging technologies.
Nokia has been reeling from huge revenue losses in recent quarters. As the company wraps up its Symbian business in most part and tries to focus on the smartphone market, it has been facing a tough time due to such contenders like Samsung and Apple which already dominate the smartphone market. However, it seems that there is finally a silver lining for Nokia.