Showing posts with label device. Show all posts
Showing posts with label device. Show all posts

Sunday, November 20, 2011

Nokia Lumia 800 - In-depth Video Documentary

We had one simple goal “to build a better phone. Something that seamlessly fuses the best industrial design with the best software and user experience.”
Nokia Conversations goes behind the scenes with some of the key designers responsible for the creation of the Nokia Lumia 800, in order to bring you this exclusive in-depth video documentary. It’s as much a story about collaboration and taking risks as it is about design. At 8-minutes long, it’s not your ordinary bite-size online video, but it is packed with heaps of fascinating insights and exclusive access to never-before-seen materials. So it’s worth setting aside a little time if you’re interested in discovering how the Nokia Lumia 800 was born.


Saturday, November 19, 2011

Augmented Reality Nokia N9 site

Here is a cool interactive website explaining how Nokia N9 works.


Saturday, November 5, 2011

Nokia Lumia 800 review

Nokia Lumia 800

The Verge gives a very comprehensive review of this much touted phone.
As usual with AMOLED, some users will find the colors rendered a little too rich, though there's sadly no option to tone down saturation as there is on Samsung's Galaxy S II.
And for the Ecosystem, they've got this to say
The gravitational pull of Microsoft and Nokia's collective determination can reasonably be expected to produce the critical mass of good apps for Windows Phone to truly compete with the best — it's just that at this particular moment in time, it continues to lag. While closing the gap on Android and iOS, Windows Phone doesn't improve on them in any dramatic way. Its multitasking overview is good, the live tiles offer information more quickly and easily, and its calendar is arguably the best of the bunch, but those are small advantages. iOS still wins when I want to browse the web or check out a new app and Android is still the best platform for users of Google services.
All in all, here's the breakdown


I must really commend the Verge for this highly comprehensive review. It's as if they left nothing out.