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Nokia has had a quiet year thus far, but on the back of financials reported yesterday the Finnish company is looking more and more likely to turn themselves around. While adoption in the United States has slowed as of late, one big new phone may be enough to reverse that trend: The Nokia EOS . The phone, which is still going by its codename but will likely eventually become the Nokia Lumia 1000, is set to be the first true PureView Lumia phone . The first PureView phone, the Nokia 808, ran the old Symbian operating system. The second PureView phone, the Lumia 920, added optical image stabilisation but negelected to include the full 41 megapixel sensor that made the 808 so powerful. Now, the Nokia EOS looks to combine both of these strengths into a single phone, with a 41 megapixel sensor, optical image stabilisation and variable aperture lens. This should make for the best camera ever found on a smartphone - a title that Nokia is sure to see translated into higher sales. T

This weeks sees the release of the Nokia Lumia 520 and Lumia 720, but it also has shown us what could be the next top of the line Lumia: the Nokia Lumia 950 . The folks over at WPCentral have posted pictures of the purported handset, which looks like it could be the ultimate PureView phone we've been waiting for. The first thing you'll notice about the phone is that it's much boxier than we've seen from Lumia in the past. We've heard that Nokia were updating their design language to better differentiate themselves and stay modern, and it looks like this may be one avenue they're exploring. The screen has a resolution of 1280 x 768 (the current maximum supported on Windows Phone 8) and will reportedly be a Super AMOLED display based on the PureMotion HD panel inside the current top dog Lumia 920. Beneath the screen there's an odd squarish Windows button, flanked with the standard search and buttons to the right and left, respectively. Inside th

Last year, we saw the launch of Microsoft 's new Windows Phone 8 operating system. Within a short time, many manufacturers released phones featuring Windows Phone 8 but all of them were quite expensive. But now, Nokia is launching an affordable handset called the Nokia Lumia 620 which will bring WP8 to the masses. Let's find out what this device has to offer. Display: Nokia Lumia 620 features a 3.8 inches TFT capacitive touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 X 800 pixels. It comes with Nokia's ClearBlack technology which improves the overall image quality by reducing reflections off the screen. The display is pretty good for a mid-range smartphone as it has a reasonable pixel density of 246 ppi. Design: Nokia Lumia 620 looks quite similar to the other phones in the Lumia range. It has a sturdy body measuring 115.4 x 61.1 x 11 mm with curved corners and attractive color styling. The phone also feels light and comfortable as it weighs only 127 grams.

Today we'll be looking at some of the most  stylish Nokia Lumia 920 cases . Let's get right into the selections! 5. PDair Leather Flip Case This case for the Nokia Lumia 920 is one of the nicest leather cases on the market, offering a simple flip form factor with a soft leather construction. Combined with the complementary hand stitching and magnetic clasp, you're looking at a simple but well put together package that offers simple sophistication. 4. BodyGuardz Full Body Protector Sometimes, the best case can be the one that adds the least. For those in that frame of mind, these BodyGuardz full body protectors are ideal. Like screen protectors add a nigh-invisible level of protection to screens, these full body protectors add protection without adding bulk. While impact resistance isn't comparable to a true case, these can prevent scratches without significant investment.  3. Tech21 Impact Snap This clever case gets its place in

Nokia has lost out badly to Apple Inc and Google Inc in the smartphone market and last quarter also lost its position as the world’s largest volume cellphone maker to Samsung Electronics. “Nokia urgently needed these products for emerging markets where rival Samsung has had full-touch, low cost devices like the Star since June 2009. Now Nokia needs to quickly make up lost ground with these new products,” Ben Wood, head of research at CCS Insight, said.

Source : TheMobileIndian Featuring a 4-inch AMOLED ClearBlack display, the smartphone packs a 1.3 GHz single core mobile processor Nokia has announced the successor of its successful N8 smartphone, named Nokia 808 Pure View, at the on-going Mobile World Congress. The Nokia 808 PureView is expected to be available for 450 Euros (Rs 29,750 approx.) in second quarter of this year in Europe. The new Nokia 808 PureView smartphone has made its debut with a humongous 41 megapixel camera with PureView Pro imaging technology. It features a 4-inch Amoled ClearBack display that has a 2.5 D curved glass made using the Corning Gorilla Glass technology.

Blackberry India After much controversy,  BlackBerry  has finally set up its server in Mumbai following intense pressure from the government to provide a mechanism for lawful interception of its messenger services and Nokia has been asked to follow suit. During a high-level meeting at the Union Home Ministry recently, officials of the security agencies were informed that Canada-based  Research in Motion  has installed the servers in Mumbai.