As if we didn't have enough rumors about the incredibility of the next
Galaxy S or iPhone phones, now Nokia is getting in the mix with
enigmatic hints how the next Windows Phone 8 devices it makes are going
to be "unbelievable".
Bob Freking did some research before creating the Nokia Prodigy concept
phone and came up with an interesting idea for a Windows Phone 8 device.
Nokia Prodigy runs this OS and offers 16 to 64 GB of storage and 1GB of
RAM, all of them borrowed from the Nokia N9.
In a classic unconfirmed rumor,
someone allegedly met with a Nokia engineering guy, and now says that
the Apollo devices, one of which is with the rumored codename Nokia Prodigy, are going to be "incredible" and much better than the current Lumia range. Something along those lines we've already heard from Nokia's Niklas Savander, as well as the CEO Stephen Elop himself.
Most
of the talk on the guy's Twitter account is back and forth with
N9 aficionados, and the obvious reason for meeting with the Nokia
employee is more Meego Harmattan's future and the upcoming default apps
updates there, rather than Windows Phone.
The upcoming Nokia Windows Phone 8 devices were apparently super enough to deserve a good word from an engineer that owns a Nokia N9, though. Recently we learned from MSNerd that Nokia has been given carte blanche by Microsoft to create proprietary camera module interfaces
for its own Windows Phone handsets, as well as put in charge of the
battery and antenna designs, so we are waiting with baited breath for
the Apollo crop of Nokia's WP handsets.
source: Cosimo (Twitter) via MyNokiaBlog
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