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Thread: Nokia 808 Pureview annouced

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    I'm going for the 808 myself once MTN asks you to sell your soul (or about R370) for it. I cannot wait.

    Also, there's literally nothing Symbian isn't capable of compared to other mobile OSes. The apps just don't cut it? What , was Instagram too important to miss out on? Not many of the features available on the iPhone 4s with Siri work because we're not in one of Apple's preferred regions and we don't get the same mapping and local events that you see in Windows Phone.

    Symbian's for those who want a converged device, not an internet tablet that fits in your pocket.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sii View Post
    DSLR-territory camera
    Full HD 1080p video recording at 30fps
    Silent, smooth and LOSSLESS zoom up to 4X
    Dolby Rich Recording (undistorted sound quality up to 140dB)
    Dolby Headphone Technology
    FM-transmitter (think built-in iTrip)
    Free Turn-By-Turn Navigation

    Yet people would rather fawn over quad-core CPUs and 2GB RAM?! Pffttt. This is innovation!
    ~...Remembers the magnificent enticing advertising of the Nokia N97....~

    That had a FM Transmitter too, which worked, if you were within a foot of your radio's antenna, flag$h!p(t)* phone my foot...

    Oh it also had that turn by turn navigation, that led you on a wild goose chase, turn by turn ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by sii View Post
    DSLR-territory camera
    No thanks, if I were looking for a DSLR camera, I would choose Canon, not this marketing gimick.
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    Quote Originally Posted by xera View Post
    ~...Remembers the magnificent enticing advertising of the Nokia N97....~

    That had a FM Transmitter too, which worked, if you were within a foot of your radio's antenna, flag$h!p(t)* phone my foot...

    Oh it also had that turn by turn navigation, that led you on a wild goose chase, turn by turn ...
    The 808 is not the N97. That's like comparing the One X to the HTC Dream. Case Closed.

    Quote Originally Posted by xera View Post
    No thanks, if I were looking for a DSLR camera, I would choose Canon, not this marketing gimick.
    Marketing gimmick? You're uninformed, clearly...

    Making the Nokia 808 PureView – exclusive video documentary
    Nokia PureView imaging technology whitepaper

    It'll be a while before any other smartphone manufacturer comes close to this level of innovation
    Last edited by sii; 23-05-2012 at 03:03 PM.

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    Bad news for Symbian here.
    All Symbian fans and users might want to sit down while reading this. According to the Product Marketing Manager for Nokia South Europe Mathias Fiorin, Symbian Carla has been cancelled.
    Pity

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rands View Post
    Bad news for Symbian here.


    Pity

    "He says Carla is now known as FP1. But it is not just a name change - both upcoming Feature Packs won't bring major updates, HD screens and dual-core CPU support"

    It hardly surprises me that they will not be bothering with HD screens and dual core! Why would they? There are already rumours that this is the last Symbian device, or at least flagship, so why would they bother adding support for those two things if there are no Symbian phones to use it?!

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    And in good news both FP1 Lite and FP2 will be coming to the Nokia N8 near you!

    Apparently this is the direct translation of the question asked and the answer given re Carla:

    One can say that Symbian FP1 and Symbian Belle Carla or this latest update will be released in the coming months?

    Then: Carla is no longer a name we use. FP1 is pretty much that was once called Carla.

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    I'm sure the 808 fans out there have seen the long exposure images surfacing (Size reduced to speed up load times):




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    regardless, what is concerning is that little 'problems' wont be sorted with updates ( I assume). No OS is perfect and updates are necessary.

    stunning pics!

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    Slashgear gets it's hands on the Nokia 808 Pureview, gives it a run and concludes:

    We’ve come away from our early playtime with the Nokia 808 PureView just as excited about the technology as we were when the company first sprung it on us at Mobile World Congress several months ago. It’s certainly unlike anything else in the phone-camera market, which has generally chased megapixels and only recently shown any sign of putting thought into the lenses and data-crunching those sensors are paired with. If ever a phone could encourage people to reconsider Symbian, the 808 PureView is probably it, too.
    Read the full article here : http://www.slashgear.com/nokia-808-p...ples-23229573/

    As a hater of the (usually) shocking photos of mundane things shared via Instagram I found the comments directed at this application, in another article referencing this one, rather accurate :

    Chris confirms that this is not the phone for Instagramers. Well, technically it is the best one if the app was available, but I get what he means. Why should Nokia try and create the Pure Quality only for people to crap it up with dozens of applied filters so the final image no longer resembles the photo you took?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rands View Post
    Bad news for Symbian here.

    All Symbian fans and users might want to sit down while reading this. According to the Product Marketing Manager for Nokia South Europe Mathias Fiorin, Symbian Carla has been cancelled.
    Pity
    Seems this news was inaccurate as previously pointed out. GSMArena shared a story on the subject : http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_confir...-news-4298.php

    A couple of days ago we ran a story that stated the Carla update for Nokia Belle has been cancelled. However, we have now been contacted by Nokia regarding this matter, stating that this is not the case at all.

    What we know as Carla was essentially the codename for Belle Feature Pack 1. According to the Nokia employee who spoke to us, the Carla update, or Belle FP1 as it will be known as, is not cancelled and will start rolling out shortly. The first phone to run on this update will be the upcoming Nokia 808 PureView and soon some of the existing Nokia devices, which includes the Nokia 700, 701 and 603, will be updated to Belle FP1. Older phones such as the N8 and the E7 won't be getting this update, but there is something else called the Nokia Belle Refresh being planned for them.

    The Belle FP1 update is supposed to bring features such as new set of widgets, improved browser with HTML5 support, Dolby Headphone, new version of Nokia Maps, improved notification bar and multitasking view, and the Microsoft Apps. The update will also increase the clock speed on the Nokia 700 and 701 from 1GHz to 1.3GHz.

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    A video showing the zoom capabilities of the 808 Pureview at 1080p.

    First testing of the Nokia 808 Pureview video and zoom in Full HD, recorded with Rich Recording (no external microphone) on a sunny but very windy day in the Netherlands.

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    Evidence of the "Rich Recording" capabilities of the Nokia 808 Pureview

    Mumford and Suns during Pinkpop 2012 in the Netherlands, recorded with the Nokia 808 PureView. Don't just pay attention to the band on stage -- it's far away. Also watch how the Nokia 808 PureView has captured the audience nearby. Don't forget to look at the seamless zoom in the video. And last but not least: listen to the sound quality of it this recording. With a headset. At maximum volume. Try it. You'll be amazed.

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    Cool....Nokia 808 Pureview has full 1080 p video recording and 5.1 Dolby Surround Sound. Amazing ist it??

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    Quote Originally Posted by charygeeta View Post
    Cool....Nokia 808 Pureview has full 1080 p video recording and 5.1 Dolby Surround Sound. Amazing ist it??
    Lol. Please explain how you get that from only 2 microphones.
    It has Dolby technology. Not full 5.1
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