My Nokia Blog

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• MNB RG: Manufacturing Concept – Phone, Phablet, Tablet #MyDreamNokia
• Lumiapps: Scruff available at store, Modern Combat 4 and Subway Surfers coming
• Lumiappdates: Nokia Account and Nokia NFC Writer updated (+Amazing Weather HD)
• Transcript For #AskNokia with @HereMaps
• Weekend LOL: Gif of Elop Tossing the IPhone and Giggling
• Weekend Watch: Nokia Lumia 510 Disassembly & Assembly – Touch Screen Digitizer & LCD Display Replacement
• Gallery: Beautiful Nokia Lumia 920 and edited with Nokia Creative Studio.

MNB RG: Manufacturing Concept – Phone, Phablet, Tablet #MyDreamNokia Posted: 23 Mar 2013 10:12 AM PDT   Here’s a concept by Mkrtchyan Edgar inspired by the ASUS Padphone. It discusses a main component that can be ‘transplanted’ to other devices so only one set is produced for different device types _____________ First adaptable phone       Automakers do not produce a new frame for each their cars, they reuse one that already exists, why not adopt the same strategy in the market of smartphones? The concept consists of transplanting the brain and vital organs in another body.   This idea comes from Asus with their Padphone Why not go further on the integration of links?   Advantages:      Have the “same” phone on any device        (one phone subscription, no double notifications on different       devices that have (Facebook, Twitter, Mail etc.).      No need to install / update applications on different devices       Reduce the cost of production, so the final cost of sales       Allow customers to purchase only part of the phone they want        (for example, a larger screen, larger battery,       new design or a new processor etc.).       In case of breakage, we change only the defective part      Have a new phone with all digital content and settings already inside Main part consists of:    -CPU, GPU and other electronic components     -Built-in Memory (+ extension)     -Camera, flash     -Emergency battery (50-100 mAh)     -the OS system     -Connections: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 4G LTE, NFC, Audio jack 3.5     *All the components are housed in a very fine       and waterproof   Cost components: 90-150 € (depending on the processor, camera, memory ..)       Secondary part consists of:     -Hull (with a location for the main part)     - Screen     -Main Battery (+ Charging by induction, Solar Panel ..)     -Vibrate, Gyroscope, proximity sensor and light sensor     -Connectors: Micro USB, HDMI     -Volume buttons, lock / off and camera, as well as      OS buttons: Back, Windows / Home, Search     -Speakers, Microphones   Cost of components: 60-100 € (depending on the size of the screen, the size of the battery ..)   the list is not final, just I want you and readers tell me exactly what he wants, maybe I’ve forgotten the details, or they can further improve.

Lumiapps: Scruff available at store, Modern Combat 4 and Subway Surfers coming Posted: 23 Mar 2013 10:09 AM PDT Here’s a WP app news roundup from reddit. First up, Scruff is now available in store. We last heard about this in February as something coming soon and it’s nice to see it actually manifest itself into a real thing (eh, eh, eh Viber voice? :p). LINK     Source ______________________ Next up, coming in April, Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour. Source Trailer from Android: ___________ Finally another game called Subway Surfers. Apparently Subway Surfer isn’t coming …. Trailer: Source:

Lumiappdates: Nokia Account and Nokia NFC Writer updated (+Amazing Weather HD) Posted: 23 Mar 2013 08:11 AM PDT   Quick heads up on some updates. Nokia Account Nokia NFC Writer Amazing Weather HD The first two, it doesn’t say what the update is but Amazing Weather HD gets some bug fixes as well as a prettified live tile.

Transcript For #AskNokia with @HereMaps Posted: 23 Mar 2013 06:23 AM PDT A couple days ago we mentioned an online Twitter W&A where users could ask @heremaps anything; well here’s the transcript of the questions and the answers: http://storify.com/here/asknokia-chat-with-nokiaus Some interesting points: Here has 45 Cars mapping the streets, and are working on expanding the street view by last years acquisition of earth mine Nokia HERE suite WILL NOT be coming to WP7.X device, but they’ll continue to use the Nokia Maps apps. HERE transit is supported in 700+ cities in 50+ countries

Weekend LOL: Gif of Elop Tossing the IPhone and Giggling Posted: 23 Mar 2013 03:44 AM PDT Yesterday we posted about Elop tossing a talk show hosts iPhone on the floor, well i liked it so much that I made a Gif out of it. One thing I hadn’t noticed before was Elop’s “cute” giggle after tossing it; honestly I’ve watched this like a hundred times and I’m still not bored of it. (I think it’s the way he moves in the chair after throwing it). As requested, here’s a second gif, this time of elop giggling and squirming in his chair

Weekend Watch: Nokia Lumia 510 Disassembly & Assembly – Touch Screen Digitizer & LCD Display Replacement Posted: 23 Mar 2013 02:13 AM PDT If you ever needed to replace something in your Nokia Lumia 510, here’s a guide that shows you how to disassemble and reassemble it, noting carefully what bits you should and shouldn’t touch in order not to break it. This WILL of course void your warranty so only attempt if you’re confident in what you’re doing. by LE55ONS

Gallery: Beautiful Nokia Lumia 920 and edited with Nokia Creative Studio. Posted: 23 Mar 2013 01:54 AM PDT Check out this beautiful gallery shot with the Nokia Lumia 920 (and edited on Nokia Creative Studio). The detail is quite good but it’s more about the composition of the photos more than anything. The full set it on http://www.flickr.com/photos/ahmedalamiryphotos/. Cheers Ahmed for sharing your photos! The bokeh is very buttery smooth and the depth of field is very narrow. Look at the short distance between where something is sharp and where it begins to go blurry.     Nice use of extended shutter for ember movement.   I wonder what she’s pointing at.

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