Verizon announces Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet for $399.99

As expected Verizon Wireless officially announced the availability and price of new Nokia Lumia 2520 Tablet.

The new Windows RT 8.1 tablet will be available online and in select stores starting November 21 for $499.99. Carrier is also offering the tablet in contract (2 year) for $399.99. It’ll be available in both Black and Red color models.

The Lumia 2520 features a 10.1 inch IPS ClearBlack Full HD display with the best screen readability, LTE connectivity, built-in Microsoft Office and Outlook, 6.7MP rear camera with Carl Zeissoptics, 2MP front-facing camera, quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of internal memory with MicroSD card support, and a 8,000 mAh battery with 10 hours of battery life and super-fast charging up to 80% in just one hour.

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MetroMail Full-featured Gmail app for Nokia Lumia WP8 smartphones

New in store, MetroMail is full-featured Gmail app for Nokia Lumia WP8 smartphones developed by Apoelin.

Features:

• First-class support for archiving, starred emails, and labels
• Support for inbox tabs (e.g. Primary, Social, Promotions)
• No more broken threads when replying to emails
• Server-side search functionality with support for advanced Gmail search operators
• Toast notifications support for new emails
• Support for multiple From addresses within the same account
• Proper rendering of long HTML emails
• Possible to concatenate multiple accounts under 1 unread counter (for use with a single live tile or the lock screen)

Download Here(Paid / Free Trial)

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Tutorial: How to install Nokia Storyteller beta app on Lumia WP8 smartphones

Announced at Nokia World last October in Abu Dhabi, Beta version of the new gallery app “Nokia Storyteller for Lumia WP8 smartphones is now available on Windows Phone Store, but due to some unknown restrictions the app is not available for download. Well, here’s a quick and easy proxy trick to install the app on Lumia WP8 devices running Amber update.

1. Install SysApp Pusher
2. Connect to your WiFi and in Settings > WiFi tap your connection.
3. Turn on Proxy and enter 117.135.139.179 in the Server box and 8888 in the Port box and save the setting.
4. Go to Settings > Date+Time select any United States time zone.
5. Then in Settings > Language+Region select your region as United States, on the same page hit Restart Phone.
6. After your phone restarts, open SysApp Pusher select  Nokia Storyteller app
7. You should now get the option to Install >  Hit install, you will get an error “85a0258″. Don’t worry. Keep the Store window open by hitting the Windows button, go to Settings>WiFi. Tap your WiFi connection and switch off Proxy check the tick mark.
8. Hit the phone’s Back button to get back to the installation page in store and select retry. This time it should work.
9. Don’t forget to change your phone settings back to your Time Zone and Region and restart the device.

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Video Tutorial: How to install Nokia Camera and Nokia Refocus app on Non-PureView Lumia Phones

Nokia recently released its all-in-one advance camera app Nokia Camera and new Lytro-style camera app Nokia Refocus for high-end Lumia PureView smartphones, leaving other Lumia users in frustration. Luckily, there is quick and easy hack available to install these app on non-PureView Lumia WP8 smartphones.

1. Uninstall the Pro Cam and Smart Cam first
2. Install SysApp Pusher
3. Connect to your WiFi and in Settings > WiFi tap your connection.
4. Turn on Proxy and enter 103.13.29.118 (Alternative proxy: 117.135.139.179) in the Server box and 8888 in the Port box and save the setting.
5. Go to Settings > Date+Time select any United States time zone.
6. Then in Settings > Language+Region select your region as United States.
7. In the same Settings page hit Restart Phone.
8. After your phone restarts, open SysApp Pusher select Nokia Camera or Refocus app
9. You should now get the option to Install. Hit install, but it will probably fail (again may take some time). Don’t worry. Keep the Store window open by hitting the Windows button, go toSettings>WiFi. Tap your WiFi connection and switch off Proxy.
10. Hit the phone’s Back button to get back to the installation page in the Windows Phone Store and select Install/Update again. This time it should work.
11. Don’t forget to change your phone settings back to your Time Zone and Region and restart the device.

Note: Nokia Camera is coming to the rest of the WP8 Lumia range along with the Lumia Black update early next year.

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EmiPSX PlayStation emulator finally in the Windows Phone Store

Andre Botelho has done it again, delivering a great new emulator for Windows Phone.
On this occasion it is much in demand emulator for the Sony PlayStation. 

ROM's can be installed via Memory Card or downloaded from SkyDrive.
He app costs $2.49, but the free trial is fully functional with ads.

WP7Forum.ru reports the emulator works pretty well.

It can be found in the Windows Phone Store here.


Did you loved the app. Let us Know Below


Via:- WP7Forum.ru

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Nokia Lumia 1020 Wins CES Innovations Awards 2014 under Digital Imaging category

Nokia’s highly anticipated flagship cameraphone Lumia 1020 have been honoured at 2014 CES Innovations Design and Engineering Awards in the Digital Imaging product category. The handset stands out as the one and only smartphone in the Digital Imaging category.

 Nokia Conversations Notes:

Honored for its 41-megapixel sensor and innovative PureView imaging technology, the Lumia 1020 produces some of the sharpest images of any digital camera available on the market today.

Scoring highly across all judging criteria, the Lumia 1020 has been selected by an esteemed panel of designers, engineers and journalists. And it’s no surprise, when you consider that with Nokia Camera, consumers have the ability to control features such as exposure value, ISO and manual focus, the way they would with DSLRs, giving a truly unique imaging experience on a smartphone.

Ranking alongside compact digital cameras, digital system cameras and camcorders, judges were looking out for engineering qualities, user value and how the design and innovation of each product directly compared to other products in the marketplace. Landing a place on the honoree’s table rounds off a fantastic year for PureView and the Lumia 1020.

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Leak: Nokia’s ready for a new imaging flagship + 3D touch and Siri-like assistant in WP8.1 handsets

It was only July when the Nokia Lumia 1020 was announced but Nokia may be set on announcing a new imaging flagship already. Why not? Keep on improving whilst others are still catching up to Nokia’s cameras from 2 years ago.

Other interesting things include 3D touch with ‘goldfinger’  and a Siri-like assistant (cortana or better?). 3D touch? Air gestures or pressure gestures?

evLeaks has been busy today, and besides revealing that Goldfinger and Moneypenny would be WP8.1 handsets, he has now also tweeted the features of two additional handsets.

He revealed one of the handsets will be a new imaging flagship like the Nokia Lumia 1020,1520.

The other handset will feature a Siri-like voice assistant.  This last tip is quite odd, as we assumed all WP8.1 handsets will come with Cortana,

Are our readers ready for the deluge? Let us know below.

Via:- evLeaks

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Lockmix – A new lock screen customization app for Windows Phone 8

Lockmix is a new Windows Phone 8 application that turns your lock screen into a grid where you can pin multiple widgets and customize them to your liking. The widgets then update in regular intervals to display various information. Customization behaves similarly to the tiles on the start screen, so you will feel at home – you can individually pin or unpin widgets, move them around, resize them, or configure them.


 The application offers a variety of widgets which you can pin to the lock screen – weather, battery, map, appointments, news, custom RSS, exchange rates, daily quotes, jokes and more.

Background can be displayed from Bing, or you can use your own image, or you can even have multiple custom images shuffled or rotated regularly.

Lockmix is free, and a lot of the widgets are free too. Other widgets are available as in-app purchases, but even those can be fully tried out first.

Find the app in the Window Phone Store here.

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Nokia Camera Updated With Support For DNG Capture On The Lumia 1520 And 1020

Nokia today released an update for its Nokia Camera app. This v4.4.0.8 bring the support for DNG capture (Digital Negative Format) on the Lumia 1520 and 1020 running the Lumia Black software update. It also has tweaks for other Lumia devices running on Amber update as well.

 Nokia Camera features:

Nokia Camera replaces Nokia Pro Cam with no loss in functionality, yet also includes all the best features of Nokia Smart Cam.

The auto mode makes it easy for anyone to capture great images with ease, and provides quick access to sport and night controls. And when you want to create that perfect composition, manual mode offers controls for exposure, shutter speed, ISO, white balance and focus.

There's also smart sequence, which quickly shoots a series of photos that can be combined in different ways. You can emphasize motion, remove moving objects or show action using a strobe effect.

You can also change faces in group shots so that everyone has their eyes open. The original versions of your photo are stored, so you can zoom, reframe and edit them long after they were taken.

 New in this version: - Support for DNG capture (Digital Negative Format) on the Lumia 1520 and 1020 running the Lumia Black software update

Download it here from Windows Phone Store for free.

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Nokia Goldfinger and Moneypenny to be first for windows phone 8.1 and also features"3D Gestures"

evLeaks has leaked some more of Nokia’s roadmap, revealing that of the 5 upcoming handsets, two, Nokia Goldfinger and Moneypenny, are Lumia handsets which would be the first Windows Phone 8.1 handsets.

The Verge has also tapped their sources, and revealed the handsets will feature “3D Touch”, which is believed to be a gesture-based system which would allow users to scroll the web browser or move to the next music track merely by moving their hand above the screen, much like Airplay.

Hopefully the feature will be a bit more integrated that Samsung’s gimmicky system.

Are our readers looking forward to waving your hands above your phones?

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