Engadget - Since Nokia's released yet another phone with a big camera, we thought it'd be fun to let this Lumia 1020 meet its glorious pixel-loving forerunners. These are, of course, the 808 PureView and the N8 that bucked the trend of phone photography during their time. In terms of sensors, the 1020 comes with a new 1/1.5-inch, 41-megapixel BSI sensor, which is smaller than the 808's 1/1.2-inch, non-BSI offering of the same resolution. Still, both chips are understandably larger than the N8's 1/1.83-inch, 12-megapixel sensor, which may sound less exciting but was well ahead of its time. We'll try and get some sample shots from each of these in a moment for a quick comparison, so until then, enjoy our hands-on photos below.
Few weeks ago, several Nokia Lumia 925 and Nokia Lumia 1020 users started to report a bug in their handsets that would freeze their device while trying to wake it up from sleep mode. The issue started only after the said devices were updated to Windows Phone 8.1. Microsoft has now acknowledged this issue, and promises to provide a fix soon.
One year ago, Nokia launched a smartphone that has pushed smartphone photography into a new realm. Armed with its 41 Megapixel state of the art camera, Xenon Flash, Nokia’s Pro camera manipulation software, and its second generation optical image stabilization, Lumia 1020 has changed the way consumers look at smartphone cameras. In fact, it is still the best all-around smartphone camera, despite being outclassed by newer generation devices in screen resolution and processing power.
Gamerhubtv - We take the new Nokia Lumia 1020 Windows smartphone for a test run in this exclusive video review.
