What we’re looking at is apparently a leaked variant of the Lumia 920 destined for the oriental land of China. In the past we’ve seen Chinese variants of the Lumia 800 (the 800C) which has apparently been a huge success (some reports claim that it was outselling the iPhone). Failing to capitalize on the Chinese market would be [...]
TechCrunch reports that Jolla has a new CEO by the name of Marc Dillon. Ex CEO, Jussi Hurmola is focusing on the ‘SailFish’ strategy. A Jolla spokesperson told TC: Regular rotation is a part of our company culture that keeps us agile and our way of working well matched to the most important tasks [...]
Recently got a DC-16 Portable charger, and I must say, it is super cool, and rather funky looking. The DC-16 is a portable charging stick designed to charge mobile phones and devices via Micro-USB connection. It contains a 2200 mAh battery, bigger than any of the batteries on Nokia phones.(The Lumia 920 has a 2000 [...]
Last month we showcased a Nokia 808 PureView video by Christopher Westerholm. http://mynokiablog.com/2012/09/01/video-nokia-808-pureview-cinema-style/ Here’s part 2 of the continued epicness as well as some hero style music to get you pumped. Remember to choose 1080p for highest quality! This is the second test of shooting a cinemastyle video with the Nokia 808 Pureview. I wanted to [...]
After doing the last post with a poll from Alex, I noticed I had not updated yet on the results for the poll before that which asked our readers their colour preference for the Nokia Lumia 920. http://mynokiablog.com/2012/10/03/poll-what-colour-nokia-lumia-920-would-you-choose/ Initially, in the first 200 votes, red was winning out (and Cyan was not even an official [...]
We received an email from Symbian fan, Alex, who says that since the Belle FP2 update, his alphanumeric keyboard has become unusable. Are you experiencing similar issues? Hi Jay, I’m not sure if you use it and are aware, but the new T9/Alphanumeric keyboard on Belle FP2 (e.g. on the 808) is pretty terrible [...]
Check this out, it’s a video that shows Nokia branded tires. As you might be aware, Nokia started out as a maker of pulp and paper, later making cables and then merging with the Finnish Rubber Works company to become Nokia Corporation. Nokia only started producing mobile phones once it acquired Mobira Oy – Nokia’s [...]
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