Twitter has done it again! One Tweet a day, takes the surprise away!
And in this case, it's a Tweet from Nokia's manager of marketing services in Argentina. He let slip a tweet over the weekend about Nokia's new Series 40 OS phone, and then retracted it -- but not before tech website- Engadget had captured a screenshot.
The screenshot is in the picture added here. And here is what it mean in nglish- Nokia may soon launch a touchscreen phone that runs the Series 40 operating system, and comes with a 1GHz processor, ClearBlack Display and a full Qwerty keyboard.
According to CNET- "We're slightly baffled by the specifications. There may well still be demand for S40-based phones among those who don't want all the bells and whistles of Symbian, but why would Nokia slap a beefy 1GHz processor inside?
The presence of ClearBlack technology makes sense, though. We've already seen it on the Nokia E7 and C6-01. It's designed to reduce reflections on the screen and improve image quality by enhancing contrast. It's particularly useful when using a phone in strong sunlight."
So, it's clear- amidst the plethora of Android and iOS phones, a high-specced S40 device is not that exciting. Now, it's a known fact that the Symbian is doing good, but at the same time, current S40 handset market is still huge, but, with Windows Phones coming in, maybe, Nokia should concentrate in that area.
So, what is exactly Nokia thinking? Well, it will be revealed in the Nokia Connection event in Singapore.
And in this case, it's a Tweet from Nokia's manager of marketing services in Argentina. He let slip a tweet over the weekend about Nokia's new Series 40 OS phone, and then retracted it -- but not before tech website- Engadget had captured a screenshot.
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The screenshot is in the picture added here. And here is what it mean in nglish- Nokia may soon launch a touchscreen phone that runs the Series 40 operating system, and comes with a 1GHz processor, ClearBlack Display and a full Qwerty keyboard.
According to CNET- "We're slightly baffled by the specifications. There may well still be demand for S40-based phones among those who don't want all the bells and whistles of Symbian, but why would Nokia slap a beefy 1GHz processor inside?
The presence of ClearBlack technology makes sense, though. We've already seen it on the Nokia E7 and C6-01. It's designed to reduce reflections on the screen and improve image quality by enhancing contrast. It's particularly useful when using a phone in strong sunlight."
So, it's clear- amidst the plethora of Android and iOS phones, a high-specced S40 device is not that exciting. Now, it's a known fact that the Symbian is doing good, but at the same time, current S40 handset market is still huge, but, with Windows Phones coming in, maybe, Nokia should concentrate in that area.
So, what is exactly Nokia thinking? Well, it will be revealed in the Nokia Connection event in Singapore.
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