[via Phone Designer]
Nokia EOS Fresh Render From Yugatech and Some Details About the Camera
The Nokia EOS feels very familiar now, because it has been leaked on all major sites out there, in real life hands on pictures. Today we get a new render based on those pictures, coming straight from Yugatech and Bob Freking.
The device seems to have a big and bulky camera module, with an unknown resolution, etched on as “XX”, so it has two figures. It’s most likely the 41 megapixel sensor of the Pureview 808 model, but in a reshaped format. The handset is supposed to be able to do oversampling and loseless zoom, with 3.6x zoom on stills and 12x zoom on clips, without having to compromise on the quality.
Carl Zeiss technology and optical image stabilization are also included, as well as great low light performance. Nokia truly wants to rival the DSLR cameras with this handset, from what we understood. Nokia EOS also brings a Xenon flash, a mechanical shutter and an improved lenses system. Hopefully the price will be decent…
[via Yugatech]
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iPhone 6 Design by G. Tedoradze Makes the Camera and Screen Bigger
Giorgi Tedoradze sent us an email with an iPhone 6 concept he designed, one that adopts a bigger screen and a bigger camera. The handset has a thinner body, so it probably measures around 6 mm in thickness or so.
It also comes with a larger Retina Display, possibly 4.5 or 5 inches in diagonal. Inside the device there’s the Apple A7 chip, that might as well be a quad core unit. All of the specs are speculations, of course, so take them with a grain of salt. I’ve heard rumors about the iPhone 6 packing a 12 megapixel camera, although a Sony 13 MP cam would make more sense.
The front side design of this iPhone 6 feels different compared to that we’re used to, with a rectangular shape with rounded corners. For some reason, this render feels a bit plasticky to me. How about you?
[via Giorgi Tedoradze]
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Nokia EOS Gets Re-Rendered After Designer is Not Happy With Real Design
Jonas Daehnert is one of our favourite designer of Nokia
concepts and you can find his work on his
Facebook Page. After seeing the avalanche of Nokia EOS pictures on
the web, he took the real thing and reshaped it into a fresh bunch of
renders.
Jonas said that he didn’t like the way
Nokia integrated the Pureview camera and I have to agree, since the hump
at the back looks kind of massive. The concept he created involves a
camera design more in tune with the Fabula direction, generating a
device that’s 11 mm thick with the hump and 9 mm without it. The idea is
simple: as the phone gets thicker, the hump gets thinner.
This setup with the elongated and rounded camera area reminds me of
the days of HTC EVO 3D, that made me feel nostalgic, as it looked like a
Sony Walkman from back in the days. I have to say that the Xenon flash
here looks huge, maybe even too big. The front side still looks like a
Lumia 9xx handset.
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elektronik
Samsung Galaxy O is a 4.6 Inch Smartphone with Mid to High End Specs
Rixxan Z created a brand new Samsung concept phone
here, that features a bit of a mistake, if I may say so. As far as I
know, a device can’t feature a screen that’s both a TFT and Super
AMOLED. Of course, if you have extra info to deny or confirm that you
should post that in the comments section.
Samsung Galaxy O is a 4.6 inch handset, probably with a Super AMOLED
display in the end and other specs include a microSD card slot, 8 GB of
storage, WiFi dual band, DLNA and Bluetooth 4.0. There’s also Android
4.2.2 Jelly Bean, running on a quad core 1.6 GHz Cortex A9 processor.
The specs may seem a bit outdated and I can’t really tell where this model fits in the Samsung lineup. Maybe if they place a lower power Exynos CPU inside it, like the equivalent of a Snadpragon 200 or 400, it would work… Or maybe it’s a Snapdragon or MediaTek.
[Thanks Rixxan Z]
The specs may seem a bit outdated and I can’t really tell where this model fits in the Samsung lineup. Maybe if they place a lower power Exynos CPU inside it, like the equivalent of a Snadpragon 200 or 400, it would work… Or maybe it’s a Snapdragon or MediaTek.
[Thanks Rixxan Z]
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elektronik
New Microsoft Surface Phone Runs Windows 8 Pro
Created by Tomask621, the new Microsoft Surface Phone pictured here
runs Windows 8 Pro instead of Windows Phone 8. That may also explain why
it’s so bulky, since its hardware is probably on par with an ultrabook,
if you allow me to exaggerate a bit.
Specs include a 5 inch 1366 x 768 pixel display, an Intel Atom dual
core x86 processor, 2 GB of RAM and a 3600 mAh battery. I can’t seem to
spot a Search button and Back button at the bottom, so I guess gestures
will have to do, I mean the Windows 8 ones. I’m also curious if we’ve
got a Desktop mode here or not, seeing how this is a phone and all.
Since this Microsoft Surface Phone is thick, the only hope of it not being too massive is having a lower weight. I aso think that the volume buttons on the right side are a bit exaggerated in size.
[Thanks Tomask621]
Since this Microsoft Surface Phone is thick, the only hope of it not being too massive is having a lower weight. I aso think that the volume buttons on the right side are a bit exaggerated in size.
[Thanks Tomask621]
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elektronik
