Nokia 800 Sea Ray Shows Up On Alleged Airtel India Poster

Just a couple of days ago we've seen the first ads starring the Nokia 800 (believed to be the Sea Ray) Windows Phone and now the device has surfaced in a leaked Airtel India poster.

Nokia India's managing director D Shivakumar recently told the Economic Times that "work for the Windows phone is on track and it would be launched in the first quarter of next (calendar) year." Shortly after this the image above popped up showing a Nokia N9-like device (known as the Sea Ray) with the Nokia 800 branding at the bottom.

You will say that the Windows Phone logo is the old one (and even that appears to be using the incorrect unofficial font) and that the screen on the device is showing a very old (pre-official) Start Screen and you will be right, but it's what we've got at the moment. Oh, did we mention that the space between the top Tile and the Nokia logo is too small to naturally fit the signal meter and clock (the bottom seems ok though)?

Source: SymbianTweet, Economic Times
Via: GSMArena

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Alleged iPhone 5 Screen Protector Larger Than iPhone 4 Itself

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Since there are contradictory rumors about the next iPhone (some say it will sport a larger screen, others say it will be very hard to distinguish from the iPhone 4), we'll leave this up to you. Apparently, a screen protector for the upcoming Apple-phone has been leaked.

As you can see in the image below, it is larger than the iPhone 4 itself. This means that the next Apple-phone will not only have a larger screen but it will be, on the whole, larger than the current Apple device. Also, you can notice the rumored home button which appears to be redesigned. We've heard of a larger, elongated home button before, and it appears that the screen protector is just giving that one away.

If indeed this will fit the next iPhone, we hope Apple managed to shave off a couple of microns or millimeters from the thickness to make up for the increased tallness and width.

Source: Unwire.hk
Via: TiPb Previous Page Next Page

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