Battle Vid: iPhone 6 vs Lumia 930:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQI31wbnaNU

That's why they are called Nokia

....We all know Nokia kills it in that aspect...

Nokia! Still the best.

I will be back

All lumia with pureview cameras got no rivals. 830,920,925,1020,930,1520 are all crazy in camera and gaming facilities.

martineverest: All lumia with pureview cameras got no rivals. 830,920,925,1020,930,1520 are all crazy in camera and gaming facilities.

very true

Now that there is no more Nokia since Microsoft owns them, the phones will now be called Microsoft Lumia phones.

The guy in the video presenting the information I think he's a fellow Nigerian trying to alter his accent.

I think Microsoft is heading in the right direction now that their phones will be operating on Windows 10.

But Nokia are behind when it come to marketing
Nokia is going down really fast.?

Kingdre: But Nokia are behind when it come to marketing
Nokia is going down really fast.?

There is no more Nokia. Microsoft owns them now. Future phones that use the Lumia name will be referred to as Microsoft Lumia. Lumia phones will strictly be running Windows.

easiest way to know you are great, everyone compares themselve with you..

What next pls

Slonge2: easiest way to know you are great, everyone compares themselve with you..

People want to show that the iPhone is overrated, there are much better phones out there.

You know what the best part is about the Nokia 930?









IT DOESNT BEND

Zedric: You know what the best part is about the Nokia 930?









IT DOESNT BEND

Ur head de there!!!

Zedric: You know what the best part is about the Nokia 930?









IT DOESNT BEND

LOL

Depending on how Windows 10 turns out my next phone may very well be a Microsoft Lumia.

LordReed: Depending on how Windows 10 turns out my next phone may very well be a Microsoft Lumia.

Same here, my thoughts exactly. I want to be a part of one ecosystem. I have a Windows Computer running the current latest live iteration of Windows (8.1) so I would like my phone to run the same OS as well. What I would like to see is Intel develop more chips for smart phones with 64-bit architecture.

Fulaman198:

Same here, my thoughts exactly. I want to be a part of one ecosystem. I have a Windows Computer running the current latest live iteration of Windows (8.1) so I would like my phone to run the same OS as well. What I would like to see is Intel develop more chips for smart phones with 64-bit architecture.

Say I haven't really understood why mobile phones need to shift to 64bit architecture. I can understand tablets going 64bit but phones? Seems like a waste because what most of us do with our smart phones is consume content not productivity and even the little editing we do is not worth 64bit architecture IMO.

LordReed:

Say I haven't really understood why mobile phones need to shift to 64bit architecture. I can understand tablets going 64bit but phones? Seems like a waste because what most of us do with our smart phones is consume content not productivity and even the little editing we do is not worth 64bit architecture IMO.

I'll tell you why, it's similar to the concept we discussed before. As time goes on, Computer Chips and processors continue to shrink. The Next broadwell chip will be placed on 14nm architecture. If this continues, the concept of mobile computers in your pockets will be quite possible (and Windows will be the first to do it).

Imagine a smartphone or a tablet with a form factor of 5" - 8" with 128gb of internal (hopefully SSD) storage with 4gb of RAM and 64-bits. With the way technology is these days. That one device could become your computer. With Windows 10 being a full operating system, one could hook up their smartphone to a Miracast supported device, bluetooth keyboard and mouse to have that full desktop experience they are looking for. Alternatively, when you are not using it as a desktop device, it could be your mobile device. So 1 device for all purposes. I believe that this is what Microsoft is attempting to achieve.

Need to stream a movie that you are watching from your phone to a 50"+ TV? No problem just use the built-in Miracast screen sharing feature. The possibilities are endless. What needs to happen is that phones need to find a way to fit a GPU nearly as competent as those found on Intel Iris computers. That is the most difficult part.

Where una dey? HTC haa cooked up 64bit architecture phones runningbon android OS.

Thnx for mirroring intonthe future of smartphones.

Am more afraid of death now cos i want to use and be part of these wonderful technology.

Fulaman198:

I'll tell you why, it's similar to the concept we discussed before. As time goes on, Computer Chips and processors continue to shrink. The Next broadwell chip will be placed on 14nm architecture. If this continues, the concept of mobile computers in your pockets will be quite possible (and Windows will be the first to do it).

Imagine a smartphone or a tablet with a form factor of 5" - 8" with 128gb of internal (hopefully SSD) storage with 4gb of RAM and 64-bits. With the way technology is these days. That one device could become your computer. With Windows 10 being a full operating system, one could hook up their smartphone to a Miracast supported device, bluetooth keyboard and mouse to have that full desktop experience they are looking for. Alternatively, when you are not using it as a desktop device, it could be your mobile device. So 1 device for all purposes. I believe that this is what Microsoft is attempting to achieve.

Need to stream a movie that you are watching from your phone to a 50"+ TV? No problem just use the built-in Miracast screen sharing feature. The possibilities are endless. What needs to happen is that phones need to find a way to fit a GPU nearly as competent as those found on Intel Iris computers. That is the most difficult part.

Hmmm you envisage a device like what Ubuntu wanted to do yeah? That will be really kool. Well let's hope the UX is turns out great.

Seriously,it ll be a wasted of time and resources moving to 64 bit.imagine a phone with 4 gig ram or more.

LordReed:

Say I haven't really understood why mobile phones need to shift to 64bit architecture. I can understand tablets going 64bit but phones? Seems like a waste because what most of us do with our smart phones is consume content not productivity and even the little editing we do is not worth 64bit architecture IMO.

LordReed:

Hmmm you envisage a device like what Ubuntu wanted to do yeah? That will be really kool. Well let's hope the UX is turns out great.

Indeed

To me Android and iOS with 64-bits makes no sense. But a 64-bit Windows 10 device makes sense.

Well said man......dats the secreat behind next surface and lumia 1530(mclaren).they(microsoft and intel) shifted the release of some powerful broadwell chips and lumia mclaren to 2015,soas to coincide with release of windows 10.av always said the smart race will be between apple and microsoft.sorry for androis os;it allied and qualcomm snapdragon.......cant wait to ave lumia 1530 with win10,cortana,kinect and more..

Fulaman198:

I'll tell you why, it's similar to the concept we discussed before. As time goes on, Computer Chips and processors continue to shrink. The Next broadwell chip will be placed on 14nm architecture. If this continues, the concept of mobile computers in your pockets will be quite possible (and Windows will be the first to do it).

Imagine a smartphone or a tablet with a form factor of 5" - 8" with 128gb of internal (hopefully SSD) storage with 4gb of RAM and 64-bits. With the way technology is these days. That one device could become your computer. With Windows 10 being a full operating system, one could hook up their smartphone to a Miracast supported device, bluetooth keyboard and mouse to have that full desktop experience they are looking for. Alternatively, when you are not using it as a desktop device, it could be your mobile device. So 1 device for all purposes. I believe that this is what Microsoft is attempting to achieve.

Need to stream a movie that you are watching from your phone to a 50"+ TV? No problem just use the built-in Miracast screen sharing feature. The possibilities are endless. What needs to happen is that phones need to find a way to fit a GPU nearly as competent as those found on Intel Iris computers. That is the most difficult part.

martineverest: Well said man......dats the secreat behind next surface and lumia 1530(mclaren).they(microsoft and intel) shifted the release of some powerful broadwell chips and lumia mclaren to 2015,soas to coincide with release of windows 10.av always said the smart race will be between apple and microsoft.sorry for androis os;it allied and qualcomm snapdragon.......cant wait to ave lumia 1530 with win10,cortana,kinect and more..

Yeah I hear you on that one. Personally for me I will upgrade to a new device in 2016. I currently have a Nexus 5.