Upcoming WP7 smartphone from Nokia will "blow your socks off"
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As we know, Nokia will be manufacturing a Windows Phone 7 handset with Mango aboard for the ride, but interestingly enough, it seems that it’s going to be something so much more than what we expect. Specifically, Nokia’s Senior Training Consultant, Dave Trevaskus, couldn’t keep his excitement all to himself as a quick Twitter post shows us how much of an impact this upcoming device has on him. From the looks of it, the Mango flavored handset “will blow your socks off.”
Bold words indeed, but there’s naturally going to be a lot of buzz surrounding it either way – albeit, Nokia will surely need to bring something to the game to really shake things up. In terms of hardware, all of the WP7 devices out there sport similar internals – meaning, Nokia has to go above and beyond with other aspects in order to stand out and be regarded as the premier WP7 handset maker.
source: Twitter via Pocketnow
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1. Henrik (unregistered) posted on 16 Jun 2011, 09:18 9 2
If there is one phone really worth buying before this year end, without having to worry about quality, it must be that first high-end Nokia WP7 device that comes out. They must have done SO much testing and tweaking around this phone to be absolutely sure it works flawlessly and amazes everyone (considering all eyes will be on that very first device). It'll be a phone really worth your money :-)
2. eiyoy009 posted on 16 Jun 2011, 09:38 2 1
sure..nokia will be doing its best with wp7...i believe their is so many rumors against nokia because they are alarmed and aware about their success..hehe
6. alec (unregistered) posted on 16 Jun 2011, 09:48 3 2
there is no pressure on nokia....literally
38. PhoneLuver posted on 17 Jun 2011, 03:44 1 1
To be honest, Nokia has a bad track record when it comes to phone software (Even the Nokia N8 freezes)and so does Nokia with its Windows mobile.
Let's wait and see if they can redeem themselves with a new handset. I sincerely hope that you are right, but past events make me a bit skeptical.
3. Gcombs (unregistered) posted on 16 Jun 2011, 09:39 2 2
Please have dual-core on board with 4.3 inch display with front facing camera with 4G LTE for Verizon also. Waiting for a nice WP7 for Verizons 4G network.
16. StreetNerd posted on 16 Jun 2011, 10:45 4 3
rly.... why ppl want 4.3inch displays.... its like a refrigerator thn xD
34. remixfa posted on 16 Jun 2011, 17:13 3 1
new display technologies can have screens with smaller bezels. last years 4.3 inch phones are bigger than this years 4.3 inch phones. The galaxyS is a great example of that. The galaxy1 with its 4 inch screen is nearly the same size as the galaxy2 with its 4.3 inch screen.
39. StreetNerd posted on 17 Jun 2011, 18:26 1 0
says the Chinaman.... what about Chinese quality? haha cheap rubbish build...
cheap ZTE, Huawei, etc
5. clevername posted on 16 Jun 2011, 09:44 6 1
Dual core, 1gb ram, front camera, rear camera same as the n8 or better, retina display level PPI, NFC, makes a great expresso and cooks breakfast.
That will "blow my socks off".
And the fins got it wrong. Its "knock your socks off".
And on that note....down with BADA OS!!
8. alec (unregistered) posted on 16 Jun 2011, 09:51 16 3
or how about six core with 12 gigs of ram and side facing cameras with a built in waffle maker
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22. DirtDog (unregistered) posted on 16 Jun 2011, 12:22 2 1
Actually Dave Trevaskus ain't propably finnish.. And it's spelled finn not fin.
24. mambocream posted on 16 Jun 2011, 12:44 5 1
Haha. You're correcting HIS spelling? "Ain't" is not a word. "Propably"? Really?
7. foosion (unregistered) posted on 16 Jun 2011, 09:50 1 1
A company is excited about its products. How very unusual. A technology company is very excited about a product which isn't yet being sold. Even more unusual.
or not
9. T12RYK posted on 16 Jun 2011, 09:51 2 1
One thing WP7 Phones havve been missing are good cameras, hope it has a good camera which Nokias always have.
My next phone is most probably gonna be a Nokia WP7 handset.
This is the change that Nokia needed!
10. Bob (unregistered) posted on 16 Jun 2011, 09:52 1 1
This better be a good phone. There were earlier such announcements from Nokia with a noble intention to woe the discerning buyer but it failed miserably. Nokia is supreme in terms of hardware (except for a flawed decision to toy around with the board in the N8 which resulted in power management issues) and all it needs is a solid performing OS that promises to deliver goods and its updates every now and then and flawlessly. Mango shows immense promise and am giving the man Dave his due for making such a bold statement. Fingers crossed - hope Nokia regains lost 'appeal' with WP7 phones.
20. snowgator posted on 16 Jun 2011, 11:35 2 1
Like the idea of W7. But so far, none of the hardware has really grabbed me. Nokia has my attention. Can you convince me NOT to buy a high end Droid?








