Nokia Lumia 920 vs Samsung Galaxy S III vs HTC One X image stabilization test pops up

39. Bluesky02 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 08:10 4 0

Exactly my same thought

41. -box- posted on 26 Sep 2012, 08:21 2 1

Only if you're making one on a low-budget not for theatrical release, but otherwise, yeah. Might want to have an 808 too, just for good measure. Could get both for the cost of one DSLR body

42. RapidCat posted on 26 Sep 2012, 08:46 1 0

nope, i already have dslr.
i say it because all the promo is about "camera" where is the other cool apps or feature.
is camera the only thing nokia good at?

47. -RVM- posted on 26 Sep 2012, 09:59 5 2

There's also the best display, with 1280x768, much faster refresh rate and ability to be controlled with gloves or fingernails. There's also lifetime offline voice-guided navigation for more then 110 countries. There's also ability to be wirelessly charged.

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54. RapidCat posted on 27 Sep 2012, 00:27 0 0

not interested in hardware. i need software from nokia that usefull.
wireless charging still use wire. i prefer wire charging, i can use my phone when charging.
1280.720 every phone company except apple have it
control with glove, thats mean when phone in my pocket i still can accidentally press icon or dial someone.
voice guide, my country not included, if included my city is not

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58. icerzerocool posted on 30 Sep 2012, 04:02 1 0

Have you ever use a smartphone before? Do you know that a smartphone can turn to sleep mode (turn off) on a button?
Press the power button, the phone lights up again and it safe to put it in your pocket.
I've been using HTC for almost 4 years now, the HTC Legend, works like wonders. I've tried hundreds of apps before and today, I only use like 10 to 15 useful apps. Went to the Nokia shop, look into Windows Phone 8 apps, there are 20-40 useful apps that I might be using them.
920 is my next phone, for its camera, apps and tech. You have DSLR but you still have to carry both; one around your neck and the other in your pocket. I will only bring my Nokia and it'll be in my pocket. 2 in 1, zip.
Basically, you look into iP 5/S3/920, you look into what best features these phone has and you'll be asking the same question again; is the best feature only thing its good at?
All phones has the exact same function, only the tech divides them. I'm moving on to Windows Phone 8, for it's camera and fun UI- N 920.

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4. pongkie posted on 26 Sep 2012, 05:46 19 0

why not if its possible

5. AliNSiddiqui posted on 26 Sep 2012, 05:49 3 14

The Lumia 920 is a great package of hardware, amazing display, probably amazing sound knowing Nokia, amazing camera, amazing build, amazing design, amazing connectivity, amazing processor, but THEN came the crappy Windows Phone... :/

9. eisenbricher posted on 26 Sep 2012, 06:22 8 0

Dude learn to adopt to the new stuff. I know WP7.5 was really restricted, but I like the way how WP8's gonna be semi-restricted ecosystem. Symbian was great but try to give up on it now. If Nokia would have made the same phone with Symbian I'm sure that it would've proven a market failure... everybody hates limited ecosystem.

28. DP777 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 07:28 6 1

I've had 4 Android phones and unfortunately need to use 1 before Nokia Lumia 920 is available. My experience of using Android phones is bad. They are not secure at all. My wife made mobile banking with Android device and had to change her credit card several times. Now she uses only laptop with Windows and it makes a difference. Windows phone OS has the same core as desktope Windows and it's much more secure. And it looks great! Think about it, the design of all Android phones is stolen from old windows desktop design - just icons on a wallpaper. Some functions were stolen from iOS.
Windows phone 8 OS is step forward, they developped new great design with interactive windows, I think people just need to get used to it and they will love! (Add MS Office, XBox games, Nokia Maps and other great apps)

40. Bluesky02 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 08:11 5 1

You suck when you say crappy windows phone. As if Android at the beginning was not crappy?

13. oying24 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 06:33 3 1

do u really think that lumia 920 is just a regular phone that has a very good camera?? try to check the specs dude.. snapdragon s4 krait dual core is more powerful than of the s3's. so think twice before posting your comment..okay??more power.

32. RapidCat posted on 26 Sep 2012, 07:50 1 3

if it quad core, i give thumbs up. but dual core?

43. -box- posted on 26 Sep 2012, 08:49 4 0

Cores aren't everything. Nice, but not everything.

Not only that, when more cores become the norm, WP8 is future-proofed up to (I think) 64-core processors. I can barely conceptualize that.

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15. whysoserious posted on 26 Sep 2012, 06:37 1 0

I wouldn't be surprised if their next target for comparison would be canon's p&s cameras.

48. applesauce posted on 26 Sep 2012, 14:01 0 0

I wouldn't say horrible, just that digital IS is pretty rotten. It crops the outside edges of the video (hence the zoomed-in look) and lowers the MP count usually to raise the refresh rate. Looks crummy on both the ip5 and also this 1X

53. lsutigers posted on 26 Sep 2012, 17:21 1 0

The HTC actually did better that the GS3 with image stabilization but the One X's video quality looks like s**t! The GS3's quality doesn't look much better but there's something going on here with the video quality on both Android's. Either way, props to Nokia, that's pretty impressive.

31. maryaaadil posted on 26 Sep 2012, 07:48 0 1

Everyone would love a nokia phone powered by android
But it impossible at this time.
Maybe Tom Cruise can do something.

52. vhrc99 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 16:41 0 0

Do you use Linux in your desktop/laptop??

11. eisenbricher posted on 26 Sep 2012, 06:28 4 0

Bad idea dude... it cancels out jerks and bumps xD

12. JKING_25 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 06:33 0 0

LOL good one! I guess it won't show me, but my girlfriend should be fine.

25. eisenbricher posted on 26 Sep 2012, 07:19 1 0

In that case I expect to see a new 'Hollow Man' on certain websites ;)

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17. Kostas_13 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 06:44 5 0

They actualy do this in order to "delete" their fake video and picture promo.
But yeah, you're right, we 've seen enough already! :)

30. whysoserious posted on 26 Sep 2012, 07:33 1 0

ahhh yes, yes, good point!

21. shadez10 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 07:06 4 1

i think we already know who is the winner... =D

23. aokde posted on 26 Sep 2012, 07:11 0 6

yeah we do. Sony :D

37. shadez10 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 08:07 1 1

Sony WHO!?

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44. aokde posted on 26 Sep 2012, 08:51 0 5

you and the two people who thumbed me down are clearly underestimating sony's cameras. we shall wait and see.

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50. -box- posted on 26 Sep 2012, 15:12 1 0

Sony's cameras are present in the iphone 4s and 5.

They lost.

So unless there's something that Sony kept for itself in its own phone cameras, I doubt the result will change.

That said, I would fully expect Sony, Samsung, and HTC to pick up Nokia's gauntlet and try to put their own excellent camera techs into their future phones. I would be disappointed if they didn't.

56. aokde posted on 27 Sep 2012, 08:05 0 0

you really think sony will put their exmor r sensor in apples cameras? or pretty much any technology they have? they only provide the sensors.
besides:http://www.xperiablog.net/2012/09/26/camera-shootout-xperia-t-versus-nokia-808-pureview/

59. shadez10 posted on 30 Sep 2012, 09:47 0 0

Sony takes ugly photos... Very noisy... Hahahahaha...
808 FTW still...

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26. eisenbricher posted on 26 Sep 2012, 07:25 3 0

Lumina? orly?? You don't even know its name and you go on analyzing the 'Crap screens' and 'low res' xD And why the heck do you own two android flagships dude? They do the SAME thing. Could've invested your money into something else. I rather not care though..

55. himanshu98268 posted on 27 Sep 2012, 00:42 2 0

Dude you said crap screen,
HTC One X- 4.7
Nokia 920 - 4.5
HTC wins...

Low Resolution,
HTC One X- 720 x 1280 hd
Nokia 920 - 768 x 1280 hd+
Nokia wins...

Crap PPI,
HTC One X- 312 ppi
Nokia 920 - 332 ppi
Nokia wins again...

Camera hmm...leave it...
Nokia is by far better than Htc...
Plz think about it....

29. eisenbricher posted on 26 Sep 2012, 07:29 2 0

How can you say that before it's released and some of its features are still not known?
I don't get your definition of 'all round phone'. I agree that it's one of the best phones, and certainly has raised some bars. 920 will raise bar on camera performance and maybe, screen, wireless charging and touchscreen. When it gets released your GS3 most probably won't stay a good all round phone anymore.

33. DP777 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 07:52 2 0

Agree GS3 is a good pnone, but Lumia 920 is the best and outperform GS3 in many aspects. And please remember about Nokia excellent quality. I still have my Nokia 6310i and E71, they work great and it's always a pleasure to work with them. Nokia has been making the best quality pnones for decades.
Forgote to mantion that Android sucks (I used it a lot and I knopw it sucks).

36. yajia1 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 08:00 1 0

Except that touchwiz is a pile of s**t. Home screen reloads whenever i do something else (playing games, surfing net, watch vids) for 5 mins or more! And its a pain in the arse!

51. -box- posted on 26 Sep 2012, 15:14 1 0

The GS3 is a great all-arounder, yes. But it doesn't push any envelopes, and was evolutionary, not innovative, thus not very exciting. The GS2 was exciting because nothing else could touch it. GS3, not so much. The Lumia 920 is very exciting because it's so vastly different, new, and unique versus other phones, as it combines so many true INNOVATIONS into one device

46. oying24 posted on 26 Sep 2012, 09:20 0 1

something fishy?? how about we'll do it in other way.. what can u say?? i mean how about when we test this htc 1x camera vs the lumia and htc won,,what would be your reaction?? honestly??

49. applesauce posted on 26 Sep 2012, 14:04 2 0

At no time did Nokia state that the images were definitively from a 920. The ad team messed up and didn't put disclaimers with the images. Most of the world has forgotten about it; you should too. They admitted the mistake, and are now proving their prowess and ability to make the best smartphones in the world.