The Nokia 808 PureView contains 4-in. AMOLED display with the rather lowly resolution of 360 x 640 pixels. Spiritually succeeding the Nokia N8, it runs Nokia Belle (previously known as Symbian) and it’s targeted around a 1.3 GHz processor. While this smartphone would possibly technically revolve around that processor, what is got the public imagination is actually the never-before-seen 41MP multi-facet camera sensor.
The Nokia 808 PureView sports a rubberised finish and is obtainable in an exceedingly selection of colours, creating it look a lot of like a rugged handset, instead of a vary-topper.The rubber end adds a nice bit of grip, and while the phones fits moderately comfortably within the hand, it’s quite chunky, significantly at the thickest point, where the camera lens protrudes slightly.
The amazing factor regarding this high-resolution sensor, is that after you shoot during a normal 8MP or 5MP mode, you’ll be able to actually zoom in while not loosing much quality. Another features is the looseness digital zooming in less-than-most resolution shots and video.The image quality is astounding still, with zooming in showing a decent level of detail with very little within the means of noise or pixel.
This is one of the last Symbian smartphones, and the exact version running on it’s Belle rather than Windows Phone .Nokia has created some pretty smart advancements within the manner of the UI with these latest Symbian iterations, so it’s kind of sad to know that its lifetime is returning to an finish. The interface is more finger friendly than before, responding a lot of quickly to swipes underneath the finger on the home screens.For controlling the zoom, Nokia’s added a new slide zoom feature that lets you slide your finger up and down anywhere on the display to smoothly move in and out. And with no moving optics, you won’t hear the zoom whereas recording.
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