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Nokia's Present & Future
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it runs in mass storage mode that supported by anything or in media transfer mode?
I'm not familiar with other wireless charging units. The Nokia one is just a plastic pad, about 5mm thick, that you set the phone on and it starts charging automatically.
When I first read about built-in wireless charging, I thought "Meh, who cares?". But just like heated seats in an automobile, I am finding wireless charging to be an actually useful option. Now I wish laptops and tablets had this option. It's so nice to not have to plug in cables.
So far, I'm really liking the Lumia 920.
That I don't know. There are certainly no content limitation on what you can store on it, but under Windows there is a specific driver for Windows Phones, so it doesn't show up as a mass storage device under that OS. I could try it on a Mac and see what happens.
It would also be really awkward. Just imagine having to hold that charging pad, with the cable, and the phone to your ear. The easy part about wireless charging is that you don't have to unplug any cables if you do get a call while it's charging. You just pick up the phone and voila.
so 920 it's the same with cheap docking charger?
and yeah it's nice to have basing on my experience using Nintendo 3ds free, charging dock.
and minimize cluTter. I can put the thing on table with cable hidden under fabric
and yeah it's nice to have basing on my experience using Nintendo 3ds free, charging dock.
and minimize cluTter. I can put the thing on table with cable hidden under fabric
I was obviously not talking about making calls. It turns out that a lot of phones do other things these days that don't require holding it to your ear.
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Has anyone got any info on whether nokia has manage to correct the slight annoyances with the camera, such as daylight darkness and fuzzy video when compared to the iphone 5? ...was a bit dissapointed with this aspect cnsidering the thickness of the phone im comparison to the iphone, hoping a software up date would remedy this.
Other than that im like the lumia 920, battery life is better than i thought it was gonna be..ie is decent but not ground breaking, also screen looks to be really high end, marginally worse then retina qualitywise, but is bigger, slightly higher ppi, and has better sensitivty and refresh rate which is cool.
Stereo sound and some proper pureview 808 style is in order though me thinks for the thickness and weight, i was expectng an 16\24 mp for this size phone.
Other than that im like the lumia 920, battery life is better than i thought it was gonna be..ie is decent but not ground breaking, also screen looks to be really high end, marginally worse then retina qualitywise, but is bigger, slightly higher ppi, and has better sensitivty and refresh rate which is cool.
Stereo sound and some proper pureview 808 style is in order though me thinks for the thickness and weight, i was expectng an 16\24 mp for this size phone.
Pureview isn't just about sensor size you know, 920 while has worse general quality [than 808] has other things which are superior even to 808 (optical image stabilization, helps both with video and nighttime shots etc)
I don't know what you mean by fuzzy videos compared to iPhone, someone must have done some pretty big works to make that happen based on what I've seen in reviews and real life
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Here's new info about the update to Lumia 920's camera: http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/17/lumia-920-camera-fix/
As an owner of the phone, I can say that the camera is just bad at the moment. Maybe I just expected too much but the camera is just like all the other cameras in smart phones: My >5 years old few megapixel pocket camera takes much better pictures than it.
As an owner of the phone, I can say that the camera is just bad at the moment. Maybe I just expected too much but the camera is just like all the other cameras in smart phones: My >5 years old few megapixel pocket camera takes much better pictures than it.
Not too surprising. It is probable that your older pocket camera has a considerably larger sensor size than the Lumia (or any other mobile phone camera, for that matter).
It's not a good idea to expect too much from a smartphone camera, despite improvements in recent models as the small sensor and lens mean they tend to struggle to match even older point and shoot cameras.
