In the face of iOS, Android, and then Windows Phone, Symbian just wasn't up to it, which is why Nokia's finally handed all its future Symbian development over to Accenture, and adopted Windows Phone for its smartphones.
Pocket-Lint: Cameras are one of the main battlegrounds for modern smartphones, with each manufacturer looking to point out why theirs is better than the next rival.
"With ImageSense, HTC One rivals traditional digital cameras with improvements to every part of the camera", says HTC; "iPhone 4S includes an all new camera with the most advanced optics of any phone", says Apple; "leading Carl Zeiss optics" says Nokia. So, who do we believe, and, more importantly what difference does all the spec-talk about sensors and apertures make in real world use?
MobileBliss: Nokia have released an update for the Lumia 800, which tackles a number of issues, mostly battery life. The phone can now reportedly deliver 25-30 hours on a single charge.
W75's Will Anderson takes a look at Nokia's first foray into the world of Windows Phone 7.
Looks good
Rumor is that they have one more "high-end" phone to announce hopefully by Jan. I love windows phones, and my contract will be up in a year so I cant wait to see the plethora of awesome phones available by then.
I really hope Nokia makes a WP7 with a FFC (not super important but a novelty that other highend phones have), 1.5 Ghz like the HTC titan (maybe a dual core although again not too important), and at least a 4 inch screen.
then i will buy Nokia, because i know they make great sturdy phones, but if not I will just upgrade to the new samsung focus S or whatever version will be out by then.
EDIT: Oh at least 16 GB or memory, 32 would be amazing!
Nokia might be making a smart choice with this one.