Nokia Lumia 930 Leaks Ahead of Expected Launch
Nokia's rumored to be updating its Lumia line of smartphones at Microsoft BUILD, and it looks like we'll be formally introduced to the Lumia 930 in San Francisco tonight.
Microsoft BUILD kicks off today and Nokia, now a Microsoft-owned company, is on hand in San Francisco, too. The company has an event scheduled for this evening, but it looks like the cat is already out of the bag. A photo of the Nokia Lumia 930 leaked this morning via trusted phone leaker @evleaks. The device keeps the same bright colors we've come to expect from the Lumia line of phones but is a bit more angular than we're used to. If you recognize this phone, you're not alone. It's basically the Lumia Icon, which was released by Verizon in late February. If the rumors are to be believed, this is an Icon for those of us not on Verizon.
What's not clear is if we can expect the same specsheet with the 930 as we got with the Lumia Icon. If the chassis is the same and the specs match, we're looking at a 5-inch 1920 x 1080 display (441 ppi), a 2.2 GHz Qualcomm 800 with Adreno 330 graphics, 2 GB of RAM, 32 GB of storage, 7 GB of SkyDrive storage, a 20-megapixel camera with a 1.2-megapixel lens up front for video calls, and a 2420 mAh battery.
Stay tuned for more information on the Nokia Lumia 930 later on today!
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Well maybe, but right now it's just another phone similar to an HTC or Samsung with a very restrictive operating system. I'd prefer the former.
Some of the things you can do on Android are very cool. Kinda like carrying around a desktop OS in your pocket. The fact that it is so open and customizable with such a huge library of apps and developer support makes it tops.
I would suggest getting a Chromecast to lose the cable and yeah you can use a Bluetooth controller, mouse, keyboard, or remote. Try that on Windows Phone.