Nokia Lumia 1020 camera is one of the best camera you can find on any smartphone right now. Nokia is getting generous and giving you a chance to win a brand new Lumia 1020 by just submitting a low-light snap.
Instructions
Take a good low-light snap
Photo must be hashtagged #LumiaLowLight
Send it via instagram
The winner will be chosen by three judges which will carefully analyse your provided photo. Coming to the prize, the winner will get a Lumia 1020 and a photography kit. The contest is open to anyone who is 13years of age or older.
So pick up your camera and start looking for a lowlight good photo scene.
Nokia X which the market name for Nokia's android smartphone, Normandy has been listed on Vietnam retailer's site. The specs listed are the same as the leaked ones but the site did mention an interesting thing.
As we have heard that the Normandy will be running a forked version of android which means no access to Google Play services, but the site mentions the device access to Google services like the Google Play, Google Search, Google Now etc. Other specs include a 4-inch Display having 480x854 pixels resolution, dual-core snapdragon 200 processor, 512MB RAM, and a 5MP camera at the back. The phone has a native storage of 4GB with support for 32GB SDcard. Normandy is running Android 4.4 as OS. Pricing info is not available as of now.
We don't know whether the handset will support Google services or not but it looks like the Nokia X is on its way.
Few days ago, a prototype image of Nokia's android smartphone prototype image was leaked. Now an image depicting the colour range of the Normandy has been leaked by the leak master @evleaks.
By looking at the above image we can conclude that, no smartphone user will complain about absence of his favourite colour. This leak also shoes the home screen of the alleged Normandy which looks alot similar to the Lumia homescreen.
Do you still doubt the announcement of this handset?
Nokia Normandy is supposed to be a low-end budget android smartphone from Nokia which will replace an Asha handset. It will run the forked version of android lacking some apps that are found on normal android phone.
Above image is of leaked prototype of Nokia Normandy. Many android geeks and experts doubt that the handset will be released because Microsoft has bought Nokia. The Normandy project was started before it. The above prototype might be of that time but it could happen as the android version on it is not pure.
Anyhow if at all Nokia releases Normandy, we might see it in this MWC 2014.
"Nokia Normandy" is one of the hottest topic floating on the internet right now. Last week, the handset UI images were leaked. Now e have another solid image of build of the handset showing the display and boot Nokia logo. The pic was originally tweeted by originally tweeted by @seamissu.
Nokia Normandy will not run the pure or skinned Google Android but rather forked one. Which means you will have no Google play store or Google apps. The OS will function the same as seen on Amazon Kindle Fires.
Again we don't have the release date of the smartphone but the device is expected to show up at MWC 2014.
Nokia's rumoured android phone showed up again in leaked images and this time showing some user interface. Leak master @evelaks leaked some new images of Nokia's android skin which shows call screen and virtual buttons.
Nokia Normandy is supposed to be a low end android smartphone but still if it sees daylight(of which chances are very rare)it would be the first step of Nokia in android.
Remember the Nokia Normandy I talked about a couple of days ago. Its a Nokia android device codenamed as "Normandy."The handset appeared online again and as usual the leak of its rendered image was shown by @evleaks. But it doesn't mean that this android handset is coming.
A Chinese blog CTech reported that the team which was working on this project, is now working on another project, which could mean that this project is history.
According to experts, Nokia could have been Nokia if it had adopted Android OS before. Anyhow it's a big question that whether this handset will see the day light or not.
