Showing posts with label .Nokia Lumia 928. Show all posts
Showing posts with label .Nokia Lumia 928. Show all posts

May 21, 2013

Vyclone now available on Nokia Lumia smartphones

Fun of making videos? The social video app Vyclone can now be downloaded free by Nokia Lumia smartphones running Windows Phone 8.


Vyclone gives users the ability to create and edit multi-camera movies, intuitively and simply without the need for expensive cameras or editing software; and the app allows people to immediately share the content via social networks. Vyclone paired with a PureView camera optics could definitely create a crisper imagery and superior audio resulting to higher quality movies than competitors from other platforms.

Vyclone joins the 145,000 apps available for Windows Phone. Among the top 50 of the aforementioned apps includes: Pandora, Temple Run, Burton, Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, ESPN Hub, LinkedIn, TripAdvisor, Vimeo, WhatsApp, Words with Friends, Draw Something, Oreo Skies, World of Red Bull and The Sims Medieval.

CLICK HERE to download.

May 12, 2013

Nokia Lumia 928 Complete Specs

The Nokia Lumia 928 is going to hit big as a flagship device of Verizon Wireless in the United States. Not only that it offer the most innovations in the smartphone industry but it it is as well offered at a very competitive plan package - $99 plus a rebate of $50 on a limited period for a 24 month contract, and at $499 pay as you go price. Best value device, no less. 


Anyways, here are the complete specs of the worlds most innovative smartphone, take a peek and compare with the competitions.


NETWORKS
Global ReadyTM CDMA1x/EV-DO (850MHz, 1900MHz) Rev A 
GSM (850MHz, 900MHz, 1800MHz, 1900MHz)
UMTS (850MHz, 900MHz, 1900MHz, 2100MHz)
OS
Windows® Phone 8
SPEED
1.5GHz dual core, Qualcomm MSM8960+WTR 
1GB RAM
DISPLAY
4.5″ WXGA HD OLED 
Resolution 1280 x 768
Aspect Ratio 15:9
Pixel Density 334 ppi
PureMotion HD+
ClearBlackDisplay
Sunlight Readability Enhancement (SRE),
High Brightness Mode (HBM) - Luminance 300 nits (nominal max), 500 nits (High Brightness Mode);
Color depth 24 bit, 6M colors, refresh rate 60Hz
Super-sensitive capacitive touch - reacts to gloves and long fingernails;
Display active area: 58.37 mm x 97.28 mm
2.5D Corning® Gorilla® Glass 2
MEMORY
1 GB RAM 
32GB internal memory (formatted capacity is less)
7GB free in Skydrive with additional storage via subscription
CONNECTIVITY
Micro USB 2.0 HS with charging.
A-GPS and Glonass
NFC with secure element on SIM
WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n, 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz
Bluetooth 3.0 + EDR BT
Profiles: A2DP, AVRCP 1.4, HFP, HSP, PBAP,   OPP, RF COMM API
Sensors: 3D Accelerometer, Proximity, Magnetometer (compass), Ambient light (ALS), Gyroscope
HAC (Hearing Aid Compliance): M3/T4
CAMERA AND VIDEO
PureView 8.7MP Auto Focus Carl Zeiss Tessar
f/2.0, 26mm True 16:9 optics , 1.4μm sensor
Optical Image stabilization
3280 x 2464 for 4:3 mode (8MP)
3568 x 2016 for 16:9 mode (7.2MP)
Xenon Flash for Still Images
LED for Video
HD 1080p Video Capture @ 30 fps Video
Front facing camera: 720p HD video and 1.2MP still images.
AUDIO
3.5mm Audio Connector
3 high-dynamic range microphones.
Amazon speaker box with digital amplifier
SIZE AND DIMENSION
5.24 x 2.71 x 0.44 inches 

WEIGHT
5.7 ounces
BATTERY
2000mAh battery, Li-po, BV 4-NW
OTHERS
Integrated wireless charging (WPC Qi Standard)

May 11, 2013

Nokia Lumia 928 Officially Announced, Initial Thoughts

After a few days of video and image teasers, Nokia finally revealed the Verizon Wireless exclusive Nokia Lumia 928.

The phone carries on the flagship turf of Lumia 920 being the most innovative smartphone and as the current camera czar with its award-winning PureView imaging innovation, optical image stabilization, 8.7MP camera with wide angle Carl Zeiss lens, LED flash and Xenon.


Of the aforementioned innovations, the Nokia Lumia 928 is the very first breed to offer rich distortion-free audio capture, even in noisy conditions via a built-in three high-audio-amplitude-capture (HAAC) microphone.

It also had the most advanced loudspeakers among mobilephones to date capable of roaring up to 140db or a sound equivalent of an airplane taking off.

The phone is then encase in a stunning, sleek, thin and solid polycarbonate uni-body injection moulded design cover with a pillowed front and back surfaces giving a perfect and classy touch. The phone is only 0.44 inches, the most slender Lumia phone to date. Upfront, it has a 4.5" OLED display with PureMotion HD+, ClearBlack and Sunlight Readability Enhancement technology which is said to deliver crystal clear and bright content with great outdoor visibility and the Corning Gorilla Glass 2 that transmits a responsive touch-screen even with gloves. The glass extends to the very edge of the phone for a high-end feel.

The Nokia Lumia 928 includes signature Nokia apps including the feature-rich, intuitive and customizable HERE experiences like HERE Maps, HERE Drive+, HERE Transit and HERE City Lens; the Nokia Music with Mix Radio where people can enjoy unlimited streaming of free music playlists with the option to create personal playlists and download for listening offline; Digital camera lenses and apps, including Smart Shoot, Cinemagraph, Panorama, and Photobeamer; among others


The Nokia Lumia 928 also comes with built-in wireless charging just like its predecessors and Windows Phone 8 that offers a truly personal smartphone experience but best of all it will be offered at an ambitious price tag of $50-$100 in a 24months contract.

Thoughts

The phone wins hands down in most aspects compared to iPhone 5 or Galaxy S4 but then again as I mentioned in my previous blog post about the device, it kind of lost the unique Lumia styling since it looks more similar to an Xperia device of Sony. Verizon might have an influence in the design but I preferred Nokia’s previous unique approaches.

Though the phone had the impressive mark up of camera specs compared to the Lumia 920, I was a bit disappointed that it didn’t have the 42MP capability like that of the 808 PureView. The smartphone space is definitely still waiting for the Windows Phone 8 successor to the aforementioned device.

I’m also glad to know that Nokia use OLED screen on the device. It would definitely extend the phone’s battery life compared to Lumia 920’s IPS LCD, but hopefully it will not reduce the screen brightness.

I expect a worldwide variant of this phone that would probably be unveiled on the May 14, 2013’s London event, looking forward to it! 3 more days!

May 8, 2013

Nokia Posted A Teaser Video For The Nokia Lumia 928

The May 14 launching event may still be in 6 days time but we sure knew quite a few of things about the Lumia 928 as Nokia released a teaser video of their best smartphone creation yet.


The video highlights the phones camera prowess outperforming the leading smartphones in all kinds of light condition with its 8.7MP PureView camera with Carl Ziess optics and Optical Image Stabilization technology.

Aside from these, base on the image posted on the teaser page, it became clear that Nokia ditch its polycarbonate shell cover on the phone and adopted a new material, now what material is it, that we have to find out very soon.

Initial impression, I think Nokia lost its unique styling and design as the phone looks more like one of Sony's Xperia phones, though its thinness is very noticeable. Anyways, more and more information's would probably surface as the days progress. Can't wait!

To access the teaser page, CLICK HERE.

May 5, 2013

Nokia Lumia Catwalk, Nokia Lumia 928 or Nokia EOS, Which one fits you best?

With the May 14, 2013 Nokia press event nearing, rumors at the moment were full blown with everyone guessing which device will be announced by then, will it be the Nokia Lumia Catwalk, the Nokia Lumia 928 or the Nokia EOS.


A billboard, a magazine page and a Lumia with Xenon flash being use in a concert came out in the wires but no matter how concrete these are as proofs, it will still remain a hearsay unless officially announced.

Among the aforementioned devices, I was more excited on the Nokia EOS being the most camera focused of them all. EOS or the Electro-Optical System is a common specs among DSLR cameras and for these technology to be ported on mobilephones would definitely disrupt both worlds blurring further the line that divides them.

The rumored Nokia Lumia Catwalk on the other hand is said to be focused more on innovating the outer shell hardware making it more thinner, tougher and stylish while the Nokia Lumia 928 according to the leaked billboard is being heralded with the best low light camera tag. I'm pretty sure both the Lumia Catwalk and 928 had the same daylight camera capability that of the Lumia 920 base on the leak images with the later having a more developed low light features.

Anyways, whatever it will be is a step forward for the mobilephone industry with me remaining at a far distant to write and dream about it just like any poor geek does.

9 more days! :)

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