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On 2013-05-10 13:35:00, Bonovox wrote:
Ah ok
Well,as you were saying about more mega pixels,Sony are apparently planning a 16 or 20 meg Cyber-shot phone. Perhaps a bad idea
not a bad idea... but IMO Nokia is going the right direction looking at innovation and not just mp's. Lytro is at least something new and innovative, different... so if you add that to the pool, it could be interesting to see where it goes and what creativity it sparks in other manufactures to "one up" Nokia.
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Posted: 2013-05-10 13:53:37
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Sony will launch Lytro camera phones next year with 1 inch sensor size.
So it's not about megapixels alone anymore at Sony.
[ This Message was edited by: randomuser on 2013-05-10 13:00 ]
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Posted: 2013-05-10 13:58:55
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I love what Nokia is doing with it's camera tech,they have done things not even seen on normal compact cameras. @admad,as for Microsoft there is an update coming for Windows phone soon Windows Blue which will bring more new features etc. Windows 9 I guess will be the one. More on Microsoft here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-22446754
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Posted: 2013-05-10 20:25:27
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On 2013-05-06 09:55:58, admad wrote:
Android on a Nokia phone would be like Android on a Sony phone. They'd have to create their own skin to differentiate their phone from the competitors in the market and would probably fail. Their Android skin wouldn't be as capable as Samsung's, probably duller, boring and less productive.
Well, the skin doesn't really matter, it could be raw android as far as I'm concerned. They are ment to differentiate by the superb camera, not few software tricks that are pretty useless anyway. I just want a phone that has OS which is capable to fulfill practically every whim of the user, and has awesome camera. Find me an Android phone which has the image and audio quality that Nokia delievers, there is none.
Look at WP, it's less usable than old Symbian... And seeing what MS did with Windows 8, I'm gonna stay far away from Microsoft till they realise the mistake they made and go with Windows 9 which is usable again, it's just how Microsoft is... Never learns from it's own mistakes -_-
There is nothing with Windows 8 to start with.. This is coming from an extremely power user of Windows, currently using a touch screen convertible from Lenovo as my main PC.. I connect it at home to a 24" LCD and use it as a proper desktop..
It's only that the web is full of hating nerds..
Go on the ground and Windows 8 is doing well..
As Windows Phone capabilities, there may be some features on Android missing on WP, and the it's also true the other way around..
WP8 has all covered in case you're any sort of a power user, be it for business, multimedia, or entertainment.. I would even go further and claim that for any serious use WP is a better experience than Android..
If you happen to be a nerd in need of full control and tweaking options through custom ROMs and some nerdy use cases then Android will always be your only option..
Having said that, it's not easy to convince people of such given the media bias, and the fact that WP came in late with iOS and Android already established brands in the market.. Specially that for the first two years WP was indeed playing a lot of catch up..
Going forward though, Nokia's advantages in being at the top of the Windows platform, seems a better position to hit back at Samsung than just release Droids with unique imaging capabilities..
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Posted: 2013-05-11 10:12:37
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Fully agreed
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Posted: 2013-05-11 13:02:00
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Have to admit, I agree with @false with this
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Posted: 2013-05-11 15:43:43
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