The Nokia EOS is set to be the first Windows Phone 8 smartphone to feature the Finnish handset manufacturer's 41-megapixel PureView camera technology.
In 2012, Nokia released its 41MP 808 PureView at MWC. According to The Verge, a source "familiar with Nokia's plans" claims that the codenamed EOS device will boast a camera similar to the one implemented in the 808 PureView, which suggests the EOS will also offer a 41-megapixel sensor.
Nokia will apparently skip the polycarbonate material it usually instills into its handsets in favor of aluminium on the EOS. The latter material is also said to be the choice for the Lumia 920's successor, codenamed Catwalk.
Elsewhere, according to a My Nokia Blog source, Nokia is apparently set to announce six new smartphones during the Mobile World Congress, which commences during the latter stages of February in Barcelona.
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Bloob 920 is the first PureView WP -phone. PureView is a brand, not a technology, it just means something new and great camera-wise. The 808 tech is often called PVv1, and the 920 PVv2, to avoid confusion on this matter.Reply -
Aatish I think its about time that TOM should change the image viewing plugin (or add to current) website. it takes at least 3 clicks to know that the original size was the same as thumbnail size :DReply -
cinergy rottingsheepcanon EOS... someone's getting sued.Reply
It's a codename dumbass. EOS comes from Greek mythology and means goddess of the dawn. I don't think pesky Canon owns the rights for Greek words and mythology anyhow. -
RazorBurn Nokia's 808 Image and Sound Sensor are among the best in the mobile wold..Reply
If this New Nokia EOS has:
808's Image and Sound Sensor.
920's Image Stabilizer and Wireless Charging..
Polycarbonate Casing..
Andriod OS (Im fine with WP8 anyway)
QuadCore Krait..
Im buying even if its $700+..
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thecolorblue cinergyIt's a codename dumbass. EOS comes from Greek mythology and means goddess of the dawn. I don't think pesky Canon owns the rights for Greek words and mythology anyhow.before you call someone dumbass you should learn how trademarks work. Canon has a trademark on EOS for the camera space. Phones have cameras, making the "suing" point a legitimate one.Reply
in other words, you're the dumbass -
Android is becoming a mess with malware, spam, design-and-implementation by committee. Keep it WP8, Nokia.Reply