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الاثنين، 11 نوفمبر 2013

15 REASONS YOU’LL LOVE THE NOKIA LUMIA 1520

The Nokia Lumia 1520 will conquer the hearts and creative minds of smartphone lovers worldwide. Spend just five minutes playing with it and you’ll see why.

You’ve probably heard that the Nokia Lumia 1520 has the biggest screen of any Windows Phone yet: a whopping 6-inches making it perfect for showing off your photos and videos. But, there’s a lot more to adore in this bold beauty of a smartphone, too. Here’s 15 reasons that, here at Nokia Conversations, we’ve fallen head over heels in love with the Nokia Lumia 1520 and are sure you will, too.

1. Despite its screen size, the Nokia Lumia 1520 is beautifully slim and light at 8.6 millimeters and 209 grams.

2. The screen itself is simply amazing, largely thanks to its full HD display with 1080p resolution and 367 ppi pixel density.

3. What’s more, its ClearBlack, IPS LCD display technology makes the screen readable even in bright sunlight – hooray, we no longer need to work indoors on those glorious sunny days!

4. Thanks to its Snapdragon 800 quad-core processor with 2GB of RAM, the Nokia Lumia 1520 makes things happen head-spinningly fast.

5. With its built-in Microsoft Office and SkyDrive storage, Nokia Lumia 1520 makes us productive wherever we are.

6. To capture cool photos to showcase on your big screen, the Nokia Lumia 1520 boasts a PureView camera with a 20-megapixel image sensor, advanced optical image stabilization, oversampling, Carl Zeiss optics and 1080p HD video.

7. The microSD slot lets you add 64GB extra to an already impressive 32GB of storage space.

8. It has revamped Nokia Rich Recording and four microphones, so you can record videos with crystal clear audio from any direction.

9. The new Nokia Beamer app allows us to share our Nokia Lumia 1520’s screen with any other HTML5 compatible device. It’s magic!

10. The Nokia Lumia 1520 premieres Windows Phone 8 Update 3, bringing you a three-column view of your live tiles for less scrolling and more efficiency.

11. The Nokia Lumia 1520’s fab camera app, Nokia Camera, combines everything we used to love about Pro Cam and Smart Cam.

12. The Nokia Lumia 1520 can output RAW files, which is great news for photo editing.

13. We get the wonderful Storyteller app, which lets us create brilliant location-based tales to store and share.

14. In the next couple of weeks, the Nokia Lumia 1520 will finally bring Instagram and Vine to Windows Phone.

15. Its battery life is amazing: the 3400mAh power pack ensures you don’t run out of juice on the go. It also supports the oh-so-convenient Qi wireless charging.

Anything you think we’ve missed out on our list? What Nokia Lumia 1520 features gets your heart a fluttering the fastest? As ever, we’d love to know in the comments below.

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الأحد، 10 نوفمبر 2013

INNOTE FOR NOKIA LUMIA

InNote is one of the latest apps to make an appearance on the Windows Phone Store, and it’s ideally timed to take advantage of the latest big-screen Nokias like the Lumia 1520.

Along with the ability to add text, you can also doodle onscreen, create hand-written notes and add images, and it couldn’t be easier to use.

Perfect for bigger screens

The Nokia Lumia 1520 is the perfect smartphone to show off InNote, the latest note taking application for Windows Phone. With a huge screen, your notes can be more detailed, doodles more elaborate, and the additional space makes it easier to write freehand.

You can add notes in two different ways using InNote, either with the regular onscreen keyboard, or by scribbling on the display itself. Take the latter option and you’ll be able to choose from loads of different pens, including different tips – from a marker, to felt-tip, to quill and paintbrush – to a sliding bar for different size options.

You can also go through a vast colour palette, sliding your finger around to pick from different hues. Once you’ve selected your pen type and colour, you can get started, with a big ‘back’ button at the bottom of the display (along with a ‘forward’ button in case you change your mind) and the option to save your note at any point.

For more serious InNote users with the need to take down longer notes, clicking the text option bring up a text box to type in. You can change the size of the font, so you can give priority to specific text and make it more obvious on the screen. It’s even possible to add audio recordings to your note, with a small tool bar added to the top to let you record, stop and play new or older recordings.

Including your photographs

There’s a lot of scope to get creative with InNote, and we love the fact you can simply pick photographs from your Nokia’s gallery and add them to your note. You can resize and rotate images, so they’ll fit perfectly into your latest creation. Want to remember who you were with? Why you were there? What you were doing? Simply add the information to your note.

Setting up notebooks

The ability to add notes is nothing without being able to actually use or share them, however, which is where InNote’s Notebook feature comes in. Saving a note lets you create or choose a particular notebook to place your note in, and once saved you’ll be able to flick through all the items you’ve added.

Your notes don’t have to stay within InNote – you can pin important notes to your Start Screen, or share by every means from Bluetooth, to messaging, to email and social networks.

All-in-all, InNote is a truly useful app, and the versatility on offer when it comes to adding different types of content also makes it an entertaining app. If you’re in the market for a big-screen Lumia like the Nokia Lumia 1520, or you simply want a note taking app for your existing Nokia, it’s a great choice.

INSIDE STORY: THE 3.5 MONTHS UNDERWATER NOKIA LUMIA 800

Nokia devices have a long hard-as-nails history of being bashed, crashed and smashed, yet still surviving against the odds.

Just do a web for search Indestructible Nokia and you’ll see what we mean. Nevertheless, this is the first time we’ve heard of a Nokia Lumia surviving at the bottom of a lake. And not just for a few minutes, but for three and a half long months.

First shared on the Nokia Sweden Facebook page a week or so ago, this story has been around the Web and back again. Now, we’ve caught up with the man who performed the impossible, and salvaged this sunken Lumia treasure, to get the inside story. Put your hands together for fantastic fixer, Roger Nilsson.

Sweden is blessed with hundreds of beautiful lakes. Which one of these swallowed the Nokia Lumia 800 and how did it happen?

In May, a work friend of mine was sunbathing with her husband by Lake Ivösjön, which is the largest and deepest lake of Skåne in Sweden. Her Lumia 800 was laying on a towel and her husband didn’t see it when he picked it up, so the poor Nokia fell down the cliff and into the water. They tried to find it but no luck.

So, how was it found and how did it look when you saw it?

At the end of August another friend went snorkelling and Anna asked him to look for her phone at the same time. Amazingly, he found it 2 meters down. Anna brought the phone to me the next day and I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw it. It was completely covered in algae, shells and brown stuff. I told Anna that this phone is dead but I’d have a go at it.

Was it tough to fix?

I started to clean the whole phone (it took almost 6 hours) and then I put it on a radiator to dry for about four days. I never opened it! On the fifth day I put the charger in it thinking either it will blackout my house or the charger would brake, but damn I was surprised when I saw Nokia on the screen and then the Windows Phone logo.

What was your reaction when it started to work again and how did seeing it spark into life make you feel about Nokia phones?

I called all my friends including Anna and she said, “Yeah, right. It’s not April 1st now!” But it was true. Everything works perfect, camera is good, and battery is perfect. The only little issue is that sometimes it wants to lower the volume by it self. I told all my friends that my next phone will be a Nokia and if I can afford it, one with that nice JBL PlayUp speaker that can charge the phone wireless. That would be a dream come true for me.

Needless to say, we love a happy ending here at Nokia Conversations, especially when it means we can add underwater survival to the plethora of indestructible Nokia stories we so regularly hear. That said, we definitely wouldn’t advise taking your phone for a dip.

If you’re wondering what it is that makes Nokia devices so hardy you might want to check out this story. Alternatively, if you have any questions for Roger let us know in the comments below.

STEPHEN ALVAREZ: “IT PERFORMS LIKE THEY SAID”

During Nokia World Abu Dhabi, we sat down with National Geographic photographer Stephen Alvarez to talk to him about his relationship with the Lumia 1020, and Nokia.

Alvarez is a charming man. Polite, calm and reassuring, he’s a professional in every measure. His pictures of course, speak for themselves. When I found out that we’d have the opportunity to spend some time with him at Nokia World, I decided to do some research in advance.

Keen to see what people thought of his Nokia Lumia 1020 project, I discovered that there were some doubts about the project, both from Alvarez and others. The best way to get to the bottom of it, I figured, was to ask the man himself. Alvarez himself expressed doubts at the end of one of the videos he produced. So I asked him what they were:

“I’ve done a lot of cellphone work and had seven or eight camera phones, two of which I’d tried to use professionally. One of those projects where I never want to see it again, because you’ve got to make excuses about your pictures. Nokia asked me about this and I said “sure”, thinking this can’t possibly be as good as what they are saying and then the phone arrives and it does everything it’s supposed to do.”

Those doubts, it seems, didn’t last very long “It performs like they said it would perform. Those doubts were based on my previous experiences with camera phones with small sensors and they couldn’t perform. This thing has a big sensor and it performs.”

The rate of progress in smartphone cameras is incredible. Even this year, first with the Nokia Lumia 1020 and now with the Nokia Lumia 1520, the world has changed immeasurably.

According to Alvarez “Nokia’s [progress] seems to be exponential, citing other phone manufacturers’ measure of smartphone camera progress as being better than its model’s previous generation which in his view “still makes it a pretty crappy camera”. Meanwhile, he compares the Lumia 1020 and Lumia 1520 favourably to his professional camera describing it as “a whole different ball park for comparison”.

Those comparisons do have limits though. With a high-end DSRL shooting seven frames per second, it’s reasonable to describe, as Alvarez does, the Nokia Lumia 1020 as “a little slow”. Lens selection is a different matter, something Alvarez’s pro camera offers but where the Lumia fall short. For now.

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Could lens selection be overcome by technology? “You have the smartest people in the world working on this. I believe they will come up with a solution. I really do” is Alvarez’s take on it. It’d be a heck of a challenge, but given what’s been achieved so far, not beyond the realms of the imagination.

But what of Alvarez’s endorsement of Nokia products? One commenter on Imaging Resource suggested that should “a company pay the photographer and National Geographic enough money, they would shoot for ten days with a pinhole camera and rave about the results”. Alvarez’s response is simple:

“If you paid me enough money I would shoot with a pinhole camera but I wouldn’t pretend the images weren’t from a pinhole camera. I have a reputation. National Geographic has a reputation that has to live beyond this project. I can’t go out and say this is great and not be great. Well, I can, but I can’t expect to continue to work.”

He continues “Yes, I have kids to feed and you take the work that comes. However, the relationship wouldn’t have continued beyond me handing over the pictures”. In fact, the relationship has evolved and Alvarez is now a brand ambassador for Nokia’s imaging technology.

Alvarez moved from an iPhone to a Nokia Lumia 1020. The transition was, in his words “pretty easy”. The only apps that mattered to him were Expensify and Instagram. The latter will soon be taken care of by Instagram itself but for now Alvarez relies on 6tag. The former is already native on Windows Phone. Meanwhile the camera enables him to carry the Lumia 1020 like he used to carry his Leica M6 – as an “everyday camera capable of taking publishable pictures”.

It’s clear to anyone the impact that PureView technology has had in the last 12 months. But what if Alvarez, who’s a couple of years shy of his fiftieth birthday, had a Nokia Lumia 1020 when he started his career?

“Would I be the only one with a 1020?” Was his initial response, before explaining that if he were, he “would be like a space man.” Quite.

LINE COMES TO NOKIA LUMIA

LINE is a hugely popular messaging app that’s used by more than 260 million users in over 231 countries. It’s been available for Nokia Asha for a while now and you can now get it on your Nokia Lumia, too.

Downloading LINE costs nothing and you can grab it by scanning the QR code on the right of this page.

Registration

Once installed, the registration process is simple. Just add your phone number, email address (this is not essential but enables LINE use from a PC or Mac) and accept the terms of service and privacy policy and you’re in.

It’s worth pointing out that you have to be at least 13 years of age to use LINE, so you’ll need to agree to that, too.

To verify your new account, LINE will send you a code via SMS, which you’ll need to enter into the app to finalise registration.

LINE automatically populates your contact list to get you started. It does this by collecting the phone numbers stored on your phone (don’t worry, it’s all encrypted and secure) and finding registered members with those numbers.

Although, you can skip this part if you prefer.

Profile

With any account comes a profile and the need to personalise it. Personalisation is actually rather limited. Select a photo from either your photo gallery or by taking a new one directly from within the app.

You’ll need a name, of course, and also a user ID. Your profile name is what people will see what you’re chatting but it’s your user ID that’s important for allowing people to find you easily.

It’s no surprise that with over 260 million users, finding the one you want may now be a little tricky, but picking a user ID will make it easy for your friends to find you.

Features

LINE is all about communication, doing it in a fun and convenient way and by doing these things for free.

At its most basic level, it’s a messenger service where you can send text messages to one another.

If you want more, then add in some emoticons, attach photos, videos, audio messages, your location, and also add what LINE call ‘stickers’. These are essentially extremely large emoticons that convey a sense of fun that maybe words cannot.

If you get tired of texting messages to one another, simply press the on-screen phone icon to directly call the other person.

Because you connect to the LINE service through Wi-Fi or through your data plan it doesn’t cost you anything to send messages or make voice calls. Bonus! However, if you haven’t got a data plan of Wi-Fi, charges may apply.

LINE pushes notifications to a tile on your Start screen so you’ll never miss a conversation.

LINE runs on Nokia Lumia smartphones running Windows Phone 8 and Windows Phone 7.x, from the Nokia Lumia 800 to the Nokia Lumia 1020.

Are you on LINE?

الأربعاء، 6 نوفمبر 2013

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Nokia Lumia Windows Phone 8 1520

The canvas for your creativity.

With a super-sensitive display full HD 6'' and excellent readability in daylight, Nokia Lumia 1520 is a perfect canvas on which to impress your story and continue to tell it.

When words are not enough.

Capture stunning photos with your camera PureView 20 MP and tell her thanks to the application with Nokia Storyteller Interactive Maps HERE.

Resume from where you left off.

Nokia Lumia 1520 is productivity. Integrated Microsoft Office allows you to view and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint without losing the original formatting. Save documents on SkyDrive to access them at any time.

Take pictures and have fun.

Tell a story and turn it with the reframing of high-resolution photos. Add pictures and discover a wide range of creative filters and effects tools with exclusive editing.

Windows Phone 8 becomes even more amazing.

Lumia Nokia 1520 is equipped with all the unique features of Windows Phone 8, such as Live Tile and Hub Contacts. Everything is optimized for a large screen, to make it even more amazing your experience with Windows Phone 8.

He has talent for the business.

Nokia Lumia 1520 a formidable smartphone business. With Microsoft Office integrated, enterprise applications, such as Microsoft Exchange, Lync and Office 365, assures you peace of mind and the best for your work out of the office.

The Samsung ATIV S Neo Lands at AT&T, Runs on the Nation's Fastest and Most Reliable 4G LTE Network

Samsung's Windows Phone 8 Smartphone Joins AT&T's Industry Leading Device Lineup

On Nov. 8, the Samsung ATIV S™ Neo lands at AT&T* for $21.00 per month with AT&T Next or $99.99 with a two-year contract. The ATIV S Neo is AT&T’s first Windows Phone 8 smartphone from Samsung that takes advantage of the nation’s fastest and most reliable 4G LTE network.**

“We are excited to add the Samsung ATIV S Neo with its large, sharp 4.77” HD display and expandable micro SD memory to our best-in-class Windows Phone portfolio,” said Jeff Bradley, senior vice president- Devices, AT&T. “The ATIV S Neo brings together Samsung’s sleek design, AT&T’s blazing fast 4G LTE network and the award-winning Windows Phone 8 operating system. Now, customers can get their favorite features all in a single package.”

Customers can choose from more than 175,000 Windows Phone apps, including the full Microsoft® Office suite built in. Enjoy apps and games, plus exclusives like Halo: Spartan Assault, available for download from the Windows Phone Store. Windows Phone also gives users the ability to try out the full version of many paid apps before buying them.

The ATIV S Neo with Windows Phone 8 offers more ways to personalize the smartphone experience. The ability to customize Live Tiles allows users to make the phone come alive and become a true reflection of their personalities and interests. Live Tiles update in near real time and display information about people, places, songs, photos and apps.

Phone benefits include:

A large, sharp 4.77” HD display

8MP back camera with LED flash that can capture up to 1080p video

1.9MP front camera sensor

16GB of built-in memory***

External Micro SD slot for up to 64GB of removable storage

5GB of free online cloud storage through AT&T Locker

1.4 GHz dual-core processor

ATIV Beam for transferring files between compatible phones

Samsung’s ATIV S Neo scored a perfect five out of five stars for AT&T’s eco-rating system. AT&T’s eco-rating provides customers with a simple and easy-to-read-and-understand label. Customers are empowered to make more eco-conscious decisions with their purchases. The eco-rating covers attributes like the use of environmentally preferable materials, energy efficiency, responsible end-of-life treatment and environmentally-responsible manufacturing. Our commitment to sustainable practices played a role in AT&T being named as Corporate Responsibility Magazine #1 Best Corporate Citizen of 2013.

Our 4G LTE service was recognized as having faster average download and upload speeds than any of our competitors in PCWorld/TechHive’s most recent 20-market speed tests — the second consecutive year that AT&T has ranked first overall. PCWorld/TechHive also ranked AT&T’s as the fastest combination of 3G and 4G services in the 20 cities it tested.**** And AT&T was named America’s fastest 4G LTE network in PC Magazine’s 2013 Fastest Mobile Networks 30-market study — and also swept the top rankings in all six U.S. regions from coast to coast: Northeast, Southeast, North-Central, South-Central, Northwest and Southwest.*****

From the initial purchase to ongoing service interactions, AT&T is focused on providing an unparalleled customer experience. AT&T was recently recognized with two significant achievements, outperforming competitors for customer service and wireless purchase experience. J.D. Power awarded AT&T the “Highest Ranked Customer Service Performance Among Full-Service Wireless Providers” and “Highest Satisfaction with the Purchase Experience among Full Service Wireless Providers” in their 2013, Volume 2 studies.

*AT&T products and services are provided or offered by subsidiaries and affiliates of AT&T Inc. under the AT&T brand and not by AT&T Inc.

** Speed claim based on comparison of national carriers' average 4G LTE download speeds. Reliability claim compares data transfer completion rates on nationwide 4G LTE networks. LTE is a trademark of ETSI. 4G LTE not available everywhere.

*** Portion of memory occupied by existing content.

****PCWorld/TechHive, May 23, 2013, “AT&T clocks best overall speeds with 3G/4G combo”

*****PC Magazine, June 17, 2013; http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2420333,00.asp

About AT&T

AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) is a premier communications holding company and one of the most honored companies in the world. Its subsidiaries and affiliates – AT&T operating companies – are the providers of AT&T services in the United States and internationally. With a powerful array of network resources that includes the nation’s fastest and most reliable 4G LTE network, AT&T is a leading provider of wireless, Wi-Fi, high speed Internet, voice and cloud-based services. A leader in mobile Internet, AT&T also offers the best wireless coverage worldwide of any U.S. carrier, offering the most wireless phones that work in the most countries. It also offers advanced TV service with the AT&T U-verse® brand. The company’s suite of IP-based business communications services is one of the most advanced in the world.

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الثلاثاء، 5 نوفمبر 2013

DRAGONS ADVENTURE – THE FUTURE OF GAMING?

Jim Mainard, from DreamWorks Animation, has a vision of the future. Right now, it involves dragons, maps, kids and their parents. Tomorrow it’s going to turn your backyard into Shrek’s swamp. Jim wants the world around us to be more interactive and entertaining. Here’s how…

Next month sees the first chapter in an evolving story with the availability of Dragons Adventure, exclusively on theNokia Lumia 2520. Based on the hugely successful How to Train Your Dragon franchise, Dragons Adventure is an augmented reality game for kids with the opportunity for adults to get involved too.

The game takes the best of the HERE mapping platform, DreamWorks’ animation skills and the minds and imaginations of grownups who’ve never actually grown up. Designed for tablet, Dragons Adventure also has a Lumia companion app enabling parents to get involved. Plot a route on your Lumia, tap’n'send it to your kid’s tablet and hey presto, that route gets “vikingised” into a Dragon-like playground where the world around you comes to life in a way you’d never expect.

Originally inspired by Nokia’s City Lens app, which overlays metadata on the real world, the goal of Jim (Head of Digital Strategy at DreamWorks Animation), and his team is simply “how do you get the child to not just focus on the device, but notice the world around them, and how it is affecting their game.”

With a real world foundation (thanks to HERE maps) the game comes to life when your kid’s daily commute, or their big road trip, isn’t just another series of twists and turns but a reflection of reality painted gloss by the addition of a DreamWorks envisioned Norse overlay. Thanks to Nokia’s real time rendering technology, any map (and route) in the world can be transformed into Hiccup’s universe, the Isle of Berk (Hiccup, if you haven’t seen the movie or cartoon series, is the lead character in How to Train Your Dragon).

But it isn’t just the map that changes. Additional metadata such as traffic and weather is also transformed. Raining outside? No problem, it’ll be raining in the game, too. Heavy traffic? Waddya know, the games’ roads suddenly become rocky, sodden and slow. Oh, and keep an eye on that restaurant you’re passing – you might see dragons flying about, thanks to the apps on the fly transformation.

Jim’s original vision was simple: create an experience that brings the franchise to life and rises way above the traditional one-dimensional app environment. Innovation was the door and HERE maps provided Jim with the key to unlock it. Pulling together the teams from DreamWorks Animation and Nokia enabled Mainard and his team to turn that vision into reality – in just seven months.

Getting the family involved was another key mission for Mainard. Thanks to a Lumia companion app, mums, dads, grandmas and grandpas (or anyone with a pre-paired phone) can get involved, sending dragons to unsuspecting offspring or offering up additional gold to pick up on route- and with voice commands, too.

Dragons Adventure isn’t just another game for mobile or tablet. It’s the transformation of the world around us and this game is just the beginning. Jim shared more than we can when it comes to what the future might hold, but oh boy is it exciting. Think what might happen if you bring education, science or even engineering to this platform. Think beyond kids and make something that appeals to adults, too.

Hiccup is best known for being one who goes against the grain. He’s not one for climbing the same ladder his predecessors have. Instead he asks questions. He does the unthinkable, to Vikings, in training dragons.

Not unlike Mainard who approached this environment with the same questioning attitude, the same inquisitive nature and ultimately, the same drive and determination to prove that his way was the right way. Hiccup is best described as an explorer. Mainard an innovator. We think they augment each other nicely.

NOKIA WORLD: BLOGGER REACTIONS

We thought it would be nice to reflect on a crazy week at Nokia World by highlighting some of our community reactions from the product launches.

There was plenty for them to get their teeth stuck into at the Abu Dhabi event. From the Instagram on Windows Phone announcement, to our first tablet and six inch phones. Plus much more…

Lumia 1320

Here is a fabulous Lumia 1320 hands-on gallery from Myriam Joire aka tnkgrl, perfectly complimenting her shots from the Nokia World keynote speech.

Our loyal community member Tomi Adebayo aka @GadgetsBoy also tweeted this hands-on video from down at the event in Abu Dhabi:

A press pass wielding Jason Goh aka @smashpOp, hit us up with this 15 second [coming soon to Windows Phone]Instagram video of the Lumia 1320.

Lumia 1520

Mark Guim captured the moment the phone was revealed from Stephen Elop’s Mary Poppins esque jacket pocket, cue the camera flashes:

Celine Navarro took this photo of the Lumia 1520 and titled it ‘neeeed’. We’re guessing she’ll be acqqqquiring one very soon! She was also pretty excited about the Lumia 1320 announcement.

Idene Roozbayani captured this shot of Stephen Alverez from National Geographic. He praised the dynamic range of the Lumia 1520 and mentioned the new Nokia Camera app:

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Here is Michael Schmid aka @adaddyblog highlighting some of the features of our first ever tablet, including the wraparound keyboard:

Abbas Jaffar Ali is pretty blown away by the price:

Myriam once again uploaded a whole bunch of photos, this time for the Lumia 2520, we recommend you take a look.

Last, but not least, is Ali Al-Qudsi from @mynokiablog who grabbed one of our Nokia Music experts at the event to give him a little tour:

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Here is our favourite Asha launch round-up video from Jade Bryan Jardinico aka @jadejavu:

He’s also a big fan of the price point.

Lumia Apps

So, who wasn’t happy about us launching Instagram and Vine? Did you know that we also launched: Nokia Storyteller, Nokia Camera, Nokia Refocus and Nokia Video Director? All of which can be found here.

Stephen was pretty psyched about Nokia Beamer, why not give it go yourself?

We’re pretty stoked about the Nokia Storyteller app too!

Lance is ready, are you?

Here are a few more of our favourite moments from this week. What were your highlights? Tell us below or over on@Nokia_Connects.