Nokia World 2012 is right around the corner, which likely means that so are the company's first Windows Phone 8 handsets. In fact, we could see the big reveal of the next set in Nokia's Lumia lineup as early as Sept. 5, according to Chinese site WPDang.
Sticking with its Lumia branding, the newest handsets will most likely be dubbed the Lumia 910 and Lumia 920. How exactly Nokia's next-generation smartphones will differ from the last is still uncertain, but we'll hopefully hear more on this during the Nokia World event. The report, however, notes that we won't be seeing that newfangled PureView technology anytime soon.
If you recall, we first saw the PureView during MWC 2012, where it earned Nokia the award for Best New Mobile Handset. But the big problem with PureView is that it's innovation meets the Stone Age; the new camera technology currently runs on the completely outdated Symbian operating system.
While some folks may find it irritating that Nokia's not pimping its newest camera feature into its latest smartphones, we're quite fine with it. The PureView technology, while an entirely unique and cool concept, isn't at all necessary. Nobody needs 41 megapixels crammed into their smartphone. Why? Well, you can read more about it here.
PureView or not, we're excited to see what Nokia and Microsoft (also expected to make an appearance at Nokia World, most likely to show off more Windows Phone 8 features) have in store for the latest in the Lumia lineup.
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Source: http://www.knowyourcell.com/news/1505608/nokia_windows_phone_8_slated_for_sept_5_reveal.html
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