Living up to the hype around its 41MP camera, the Lumia 1020 delivers stunning photographs with sharp details and rich colours.

Finnish handset major Nokia today launched its high-end Lumia 1020 equipped with a 41 Mega Pixel camera, targeted at shutterbugs.

With advanced lens technology, metal body, a PureView camera and enhanced low light imaging, Lumia 925 is priced at Rs 33,499, while Lumia ...

The Nokia Lumia 925 has a 4.5-inch AMOLED display and uses 1.5 GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor.

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Nokia's new Symbian smartphone boasts of a 41MP camera sensor developed in conjunction with lens makers Carl Zeiss over the past five years.

Boasting of a 41-MP sensor camera, Nokia launched its Pureview 808, which will take head-on competitors like Samsung Galaxy SIII and HTC On...

Nokia has induced PureView technology in Nokia 808, which focuses on enhancing image capturing and related processing feature in the phone.

The high-density sensor comes paired with a Carl Zeiss lens and new pixel oversampling technology.