Nokia is Tempting us With a New Lumia Camera Ad on Primetime TV, Ahead of Tuesday The 14th London Occasion

 Nokia has released a TV ad tempting us with a brand new Lumia smartphone. Nokia is expected to take the wraps off it at an event in London on Tue the 14th. The advert was shown at a primetime eve slot on Channel4, at the time of a screening of The Inbetweeners film. The short ad centered on the camera of a mystery  new Lumia mobile device, with macro shots of the lens and flash, containing the sentence “more than your eyes will see” and also “the new Nokia Lumia is coming”.

Nokia posted out invitations to “see what’s next” also “the Lumia report continues” in April, before the May the 14th occasion. A couple weeks ago the smartphone maker introduced a brand new flagship phone for the U. S. Market, a device that was vastly leaked prior to it's actual unveiling, as well as in fact by Nokia who posted the photographic comparison with the Galaxy S3 and the iPhone 5. Furthermore, it unveiled a revised device to it's Asha range: the series 40-based Asha 501 is the 1st phone to run Nokia’s new Asha touch screen user interface.

Together with latest revisions on both the base models and also top of their mobile phone range, rumours by what it'll show on Tuesday’s occasion has run the gamut through the rumoured ‘true PureView’ EOS product, to the 1st phablet and also the old rumoured jump (back) into slates. In light of today’s ad the actual EOS product appears to be by far the most likely candidate that will be unboxed on Tuesday.

Apart from the camera optics, the video gave the impression of a gadget with metal edge or even a metal outer shell. The EOS gadget has in the past been rumoured to have alloy outer shell, as opposed to the fibre/plastic Nokia has applied all other Lumias till now.

Nokia’s initial PureView mobile phone, the Symbian-based 808, got given a 41 MegaPixel shooter, something Nokia hasn't included on it's Lumia Windows phone range, irrespective of brandishing the PureView label on its top of the range Lumia 920. It is going to be exciting to see where Nokia takes the Windows Phone camera in the future, and also if it can transplant the 41 MegaPixel PureView glory to the platform.

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