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Nokia teases new camera phone ahead of Mobile World Congress - video
Published Wednesday, Feb 22 2012, 18:17 GMT | By Mark Langshaw | 5 comments
Nokia has teased a new camera phone with a high resolution video depicting snowy scenes.
The Finnish phone maker announced that the handset will be revealed at the Mobile World Congress on February 27, but did not confirm whether it will be a Symbian or Windows device.
Nokiapoweruser claims that the mystery phone will be a successor to 2010's Nokia N8 called the Nokia 808 Pure View. The website also says that the handset will bear similar dimensions to the Lumia 900 and run the Symbian operating system.
Reports elsewhere speculate that the phone could be the rumoured Nokia 803, which is expected to pack a powerful camera and run the Symbian operating system.
Symbian was the world's leading mobile operating system until it was eclipsed by Google's Android in November last year. Previous reports suggest that Nokia has begun ushering out the platform.
Nokia's new camera phone will be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on February 27.
The Finnish phone maker announced that the handset will be revealed at the Mobile World Congress on February 27, but did not confirm whether it will be a Symbian or Windows device.
Nokiapoweruser claims that the mystery phone will be a successor to 2010's Nokia N8 called the Nokia 808 Pure View. The website also says that the handset will bear similar dimensions to the Lumia 900 and run the Symbian operating system.
Reports elsewhere speculate that the phone could be the rumoured Nokia 803, which is expected to pack a powerful camera and run the Symbian operating system.
Symbian was the world's leading mobile operating system until it was eclipsed by Google's Android in November last year. Previous reports suggest that Nokia has begun ushering out the platform.
Nokia's new camera phone will be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on February 27.
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