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Interesting stuff found from the Nokia 808
That although it is over and we’ve said goodbye to him, the information one gets from there continues to flow, and would cover a few months, but it is necessary to bore you, we know which tires. One of the most interesting we saw there was the Nokia 808 Pure View, which highlights the impressive figure accompanying the resolution, data sheet, no more and no less than 41 MP, a genuine outrage that surpasses even the SLR more potent. However, this terminal hides many mysteries, and one of the most striking is that it has no Windows Phone, but with Symbian, and anyone would have expected it to happen, not as has happened.
Why is this? Why has chosen Nokia Symbian and Windows Phone on your 808 Pure View? In Barcelona we could talk to them about this phone, and told us very interesting things. The answer to the question is simple, and it turns out that Nokia has 2 years building the 808 Pure View. The Finns did not have to integrate a new operating system, so everything was done on the basis of what they had then, Symbian. Windows Phone Nokia came much later, when the phone was already well advanced, and the decision was to keep with Symbian.
It was difficult to make this decision, and I’m still confused on if it is correct, since Nokia returns to a dark past with the 808, those touch terminals that have caused so much harm. In fact it is precisely these Symbian touchscreen terminals that have made people very reluctant to buy new phones with Windows Phone, as the malfunction of these earlier versions is in the memory of people and have to flee.
Testing the 808 with Symbian will be recognized that very fluid, but of course, not Windows Phone, so you lose a lot. In general the whole interface is much less attractive, and not having access to a decent application market limits it a lot.
Could Nokia be changing the course of development of his 808 when he started using Windows Phone? Well probably not, but we will always doubt, and certainly I’m sure by many camera and how good it is going to cost horrors Symbian smartphone sell these features at this point. Anyway have confirmed that the technology will PureView Lumia Nokia terminals.
Indeed, although both Megapixel is clearly a matter of marketing, the camera is impressive. A few photos tremendous, and its performance in low light and HD videos is second to none in existence. Still does not change anything that is said above. We are preparing a post focused on the camera of this handset.
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Changes in privacy and Essential services from Google or Twitter
Changes that are controversial and which we have already spoken. And curiously happening news related privacy issues that place once again at war with the Internet community.
It has been known that users of the Orange company would be sending your phone number without knowing all the sites they visit while using their mobile terminal to surf the net. A case is not isolated, and that apparently already found and believed solved in August 2010. The alarm bells have returned to British O2 users who have indicated that this problem keeps happening.
Although Orange has already recognized the mistake and is looking to reform What does this error? How do you know us? I explicates.El the problem fundamentally is that if we surf the Internet with your terminal using the Orange network operator, with requests that are made to the website where we will see you included our phone number and other information.
In what is called header data, which typically provides information to the target page and control information between the client and server, as the response status of the server, cookies, content type you are sending / receiving and other data that are useful for developers and administrators. Also statistical data such as what browser we are using, where we are or the operating system we use.
How do I know if I’m going through?
Apparently the problem is found in many mobile phone models, although it seems that the only one who does not have this problem is still the iPhone. It was not immediately known but much more data will explain how to know if this is happening in your terminal.
For that we need to see the headers that your browser sends to the server of the web page where we sail. This page provides all the information your browser sends headers. We have to establish specifically in the field called x-up-calling-line-id that is where in theory you should now see the phone number of your terminal.