In a press release today Nokia has expressed their aim to acquire world-class imaging specialists as well as all technologies and intellectual property from a mobile imaging company “Scalado”
Nokia has confirmed that the Nokia 808 PureView will be started rolling out in May. However the first markets will be Russia and India. No doubt these are two of the big markets where Nokia has its sales grip, other countries and markets will be announced in near future.
Atmel; the company behind maXTouch E Series that powers two of the most welcomed devices from Samsung, Galaxy Note and Galaxy Tab’s touchscreens, has recently announced a new technology of flexible film-based touch sensors – The “XSense” that is claimed to enable a new era of capacitive touchscreen designs.
Although there were rumors, Nokia hasn’t made any disclosure of such a fact that their engineers were working on a tablet device but recently a most confirmed statement has been out of the senior official. Marko Ahtisaari, head of design at Nokia stated that these days he’s spending a third of his time working on the new tablet.
Dual Cores and Quad Cores are not new in the Android powering smartphones but new “HTC One” series from HTC including HTC One S and HTC One X have been equipped with improved camera hardware and software. Sample Camera Shots are released.
For users who still were not happy with “Symbian” – the Software, will be operating the 41 megapixels monster Nokia 808 – can now think it be a really good news that Nokia PureView technology is now coming to Nokia Lumia family running Windows Phone OS.
Just two days after the announcement of Nokia 808 PureView, Nokia Developers Community has held a competition for developers to win the monster 41 Megapixels Camera Phone. Developers will need to create or migrate their apps to the new Symbian Belle platform style using the Symbian Qt Quick Components.
The thing is really not the quantity of megapixels at which a better camera can be identified. And also the thing is not to neglect the “way to use” behind that quantity of megapixels. Nokia says “the combination – of 41 Megapixels, Carl Zeiss optics and the brand new pixel-oversampling technology – isn’t about shooting pictures billboards sizes. Instead, it’s about creating amazing pictures at normal, manageable sizes.
Everyone sure is talking about the possibilities of 41 Megapixels Camera in Nokia 808 PureView. We also did. After studying the whitepaper describing every bit behind the imaging technology used in Nokia 808 PureView, one can really understand how that big sensor can lie inside a smartphone without loosing quality. Yes! it’s not “quantity”, it’s “quality” what is needed for pure photography.
Nokia Pakistan has finally launched their facebook fan page with an exclamatory remarks “From time to time, we do something first, before anybody else. Today, Nokia Pakistan has entered Facebook and together we will do a lot for the first time :)”
