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- CEO of Tinder invites Rudy Huyn for talks after the take down of and open letter for 6tinder
- Steve Litchfield compares the cameras Nokia Lumia 1520 against the 1020
- NSN: LTE performance matters more than features
- Jolla: Interview with Marc Dillon, Sailfish SDK updated.
- Bluebird OEM brings rugged device that can run Android or Windows Phone
| CEO of Tinder invites Rudy Huyn for talks after the take down of and open letter for 6tinder Posted: 20 Jan 2014 09:25 AM PST
The other day, Rudy posted an open letter to Tinder after it was issued a take-down notice. Today, the CEO of Tinder responds to Rudy, saying he appreciates his initiative and is committed to bringing the best experience for their users. He’s invited Rudy to talk and Direct Message him on twitter. It’s good to at least see a response in getting Tinder for WP. Hopefully, like Instagram, they’ll allow Rudy’s app there until they bring their own and then let it exist in conjunction with theirs. Via: WMPU Cheers Alvester for the tip! |
| Steve Litchfield compares the cameras Nokia Lumia 1520 against the 1020 Posted: 20 Jan 2014 09:19 AM PST
Steve Litchfield over at AllAboutWindowsPhone has put the Nokia Lumia 1520 against the Nokia Lumia 1020. The Nokia Lumia 1520 looks great. Seeing what the 1020 can produce however, just shows how good a camera they’ve packed in the 1020. Xenon’s crispness is also a must for me, though I am surprised (as was Steve) how clear the ‘movement’ shot is in Steve’s pic that 500ml in the bottle is readable (for LED). Can you imagine one day should ‘Nokia’ get LED as good as their xenon? A neat point Steve makes is how the 1520′s camera will be seen in many more models (as per the 920). This would be great as it sees the general Nokia level of cameras rise all over again. Instead of having one super camera phone (e.g. N8 camera and then E7/E6 camera) for that year, you have several fantastic ones ones.
Cheers Alvester for the tip! |
| NSN: LTE performance matters more than features Posted: 20 Jan 2014 12:22 AM PST
In a blogpost over at NSN, Marc Rouanne, EVP of Mobile Broadband at NSN writes about how LTE performance matters much more than the feature set. He agrees with senior analyst of Mobile Access infrastructure, Ed Gibbins and focus less on the feature set.
Though this is the network side, it applies to devices too. Features are great but only if they actually add value. Eye scroll? Perhaps not quite yet. Via: NSN In other news: VimpelCom selects NSN as vendor to roll out 4G LTE in some regions in Russia |
| Jolla: Interview with Marc Dillon, Sailfish SDK updated. Posted: 20 Jan 2014 12:15 AM PST
At the 16:40 mark, Marc Dillon is interviewed by YLE. The show is in Finnish but he’s interviewed in English. The topic is living in Finland, Jolla Phone and the challenge of starting something new. Sailfish SDK also gets an update:
Thanks Janne for the tips!
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| Bluebird OEM brings rugged device that can run Android or Windows Phone Posted: 20 Jan 2014 12:04 AM PST
Interesting news from Mary Jo Foley at ZDNet. This ruggedized handset from Korean manufacturer, Bluebird has the ability to run both Android or Windows Phone. the devices look identical except for the buttons below (which I’m assuming you choose beforehand AT THE STORE other than it modifying as you switch OS?). The main point it seems is that the manufacturer pretty much just designs one phone. These are targeted at enterprise customers. Imagine if Nokia Normandy could perhaps dual boot? WP and Android share a back button. WP and Android can also accommodate onscreen buttons. Cheers Alvester for the tip. |
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