You guys now what I loved about that latest Nokia commercial at the wedding? How they mocked all these gimmicky features other products have. I hope the next one mocks the hand wave controls.
The slide he shared showed off little hints and teases for the plans for the majority of Microsofts services and products for FY14. Windows 8, Skype, Windows Phone, Surface and more have some big plans coming.
Windows Phone:
Low Cost
Killer Hardware
Skype Experience
Start Screen Innovation
Common App Platform With Windows
http://www.wpcentral.com/microsoft-teases-new-start-screen-innovation-plans-windows-phone-2014
Next year woot!
incompetent etc...
well technically, we are already in Microsoft's Fiscal 2014 which that slide talks about. But, looking like no wp stuff till next year though.http://www.wpcentral.com/microsoft-teases-new-start-screen-innovation-plans-windows-phone-2014
Next year woot!
incompetent etc...
Extra row of live tiles confirmed!
i assume they will bring bigger tiles to the phone just like it is in 8.1.
Bigger tiles on the phone would be pretty bad, it would literally take up half the screen lol. Maybe tolerable for 1080p/large screen displays though
http://www.wpcentral.com/microsoft-teases-new-start-screen-innovation-plans-windows-phone-2014
Next year woot!
incompetent etc...
well technically, we are already in Microsoft's Fiscal 2014 which that slide talks about. But, looking like no wp stuff till next year though.
● 5 races available: Elves and Humans fight for Order, Orcs and Undead for Chaos, while Mendels are neutral.
● Choose your gender, appearance, class and talents. Thousands of skills and equipment to discover.
● A wide range of interactions: Make friends or enemies, trade, duel, communicate and more.
● Join a party or guild to become stronger and coordinate with your teammates.
● Fight against other players in 4v4 PvP matches in our PvP arenas.
● Over 1,200 quests to perform and hundreds of characters to talk to and interact with in majestic settings.
Extra row of live tiles confirmed!
i assume they will bring bigger tiles to the phone just like it is in 8.1.
36 month support lifecycle and business features on the way: http://blogs.windows.com/windows_phone/b/windowsphone/archive/2013/07/10/making-windows-phone-an-even-better-choice-for-business.aspx
I hope he means that the features will be available to all phones as an update. "Feature pack" sounds like something that could be sold seperately (somehow...).
36 month support lifecycle and business features on the way: http://blogs.windows.com/windows_phone/b/windowsphone/archive/2013/07/10/making-windows-phone-an-even-better-choice-for-business.aspx
I hope he means that the features will be available to all phones as an update. "Feature pack" sounds like something that could be sold seperately (somehow...).
Anyone able to grab the Here updates from Nokia? It keeps saying that it's not available on my phone, wtf?
The start-screen innovation that they are teasing (and I've seen) hasn't been speculated at all yet, and I highly doubt it will.
and that's the last I feel like I could possibly say about this. No acknowledgements or dismissals
The start-screen innovation that they are teasing (and I've seen) hasn't been speculated at all yet, and I highly doubt it will.
and that's the last I feel like I could possibly say about this. No acknowledgements or dismissals
The start-screen innovation that they are teasing (and I've seen) hasn't been speculated at all yet, and I highly doubt it will.
and that's the last I feel like I could possibly say about this. No acknowledgements or dismissals
The start-screen innovation that they are teasing (and I've seen) hasn't been speculated at all yet, and I highly doubt it will.
and that's the last I feel like I could possibly say about this. No acknowledgements or dismissals
Can't wait for 2015.
You guys are thinking too short-term. We're playing the long-route on this. You won't see it until 2020 at the earliest. We'll reveal it now, so that Apple and Android have it by next year though.
Windows Phone 8
Networks:-
GSM: 850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 1900 MHz
WCDMA: 2100 MHz, 1900 MHz, 850 MHz, 900 MHz
LTE network bands 1, 3, 7, 20, 8
HSPA+ DL Cat 24, Dual Carrier 42.1 Mbps/UL Cat5.76 Mbps
Here Location and Mapping Service: Free global HERE Maps and HERE Drive+, free HERE transit available in the store
Memory:
2GB RAM, 32GB internal user memory, 7GB Skydrive cloud storage
Display:
4.5 inch AMOLED WXGA (1280 x 768) 2.5D sculpted glass Gorilla Glass 3, PureMotion HD+ ClearBlack, High Brightness Mode, Sunlight readability, Super sensitive touch for nail and glove usage
Processor:
1.5 Ghz dual-core Snapdragon (no word on which snapdragon processor though)
Camera:
PureView 41 MP sensor with Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), Backside-illuminated image sensor, 6 lens optics, High resolution zoom 3x, Autofocus, Xenon Flash, LED for video, 1080p video at 30 fps, Includes Nokia Pro Camera mode and Nokia Smart Camera Mode.
Secondary Camera:
HD 1.2 Megapixel wide angle
Size:
130.4 x 71.4 x 10.4 mm
Weight:
158 grams
Connectivity:
USB 2.0, BT 3.0, NFC with SIM based security, WLAN a/b/g/n, A-GPS and Glonass, 3.5 mm audio connector
Battery:
2000 mAh battery, Wireless Charging supported via accessory cover
Audio:
IHF speakers, 2 microphones, HD voice compliant, 3.5mm AV connector
Key Features:
- 41 Megapixel sensor captures the sharpest images with details never though possible from a smartphone
- Nokia Pro Camera boosts creativity through simple and easy to user controls usually reserved for the expert photographer
- Nokia Rich Recording delivers distortion free stereo audio in the loudest environments
- Comes with the only fully integrated and true offline Global maps experience from the HERE location suite
Nokia original accessories:
- Nokia Camera Grip PD-95G:
Confidence to take the perfect shot
* Built-in extra battery for longer usage
* Ergonomic grip with a two-stage camera key
* Universal tripod-mount
- Nokia Wireless Charging Cover CC-3066:
Effortless Wireless charging is just a snap away
* enable wireless charging with form fitting Qi compliant snap-on cover
Colors:
Yellow, White, Black
Operating times:
* Maximum talk time (3G): 13.3 h
* Standby time: 16 Days
* Video Playback time: 6.8 hours
* Music Playback time: 63 hours
So it's bigger than a 920, but lighter. 1GB more of RAM (I wonder if that will help in other areas of the OS, like the browser). Same speed processor as the 920, maybe its the same exact one. Same battery size. Better FFC than the 920. Better rear camera than any phone ever made.......ever. No SD support. Wireless charging is an extra accessory, let's see how much that costs. The camera grip seems very interesting, if it can serve as a case and because it boosts the battery life. $70 is crazy though.
I can't wait any longer. Moving to Android.
Alex: You have a smartphone, is that a Lumia 920?
Matt Smith: Yes, its a Lumia. No, no its not an iPhone, it is indeed a Lumia, and its great.
I'm out.
Lost my Lumia 920 4 months ago and have been waiting for a suitable replacement...
925 certainly wasn't it, and now this isn't it either.
It really is indefensible of them to not include SD storage. Baffling. When you use some of the lenses, like cinemagraph for example, you can only view the effect on the phone unless you share it, so its not like you will immediately want to transfer all your photos to the PC and erase them from the phone.
Still don't know where the 2.3 GB of other comes from, it's continuously growing.
I don't know, I don't think that 32 GB is too restrictive to do all of that.
Not that SD support wouldn't be nice to have, it would, especially if you also use it as your music player.
To be fair though, I do and I have around 9 gig of free space on my 920 anyway (not that I've synced all my music, but still a decent amount). Obviously the pictures will be bigger here, but I still have around 200 pictures on my phone and all of them in full res.
There was rumours of a 64 GB version yesterday btw, that would definitely help.
So the head of Windows Phone is now in charge of all software within MS...
"It's kind of amazing that Nokia keeps introducing very familiar pocket camera tech manual controls, image stabilization, scene modes as ultra-innovative in a phone. Justified, but consumers have had access to this tech in their point and shoots for a long time. -NP"
The Verge.