Rumor: Nokia to reveal "Catwalk" in London on May 14

Nokia's new product announcement in London is less than a calendar week abroad, and as usual, the product to be revealed just got leaked in advance. Citing unnamed insider source, Chinese tech site WPDang claims that Nokia'due south London event is about just one device: the previously leaked "Catwalk" aka Lumia ~~925~~ 930.

Catwalk reportedly sports a crush design with a mix of polycarbonate and aluminum, as depicted in the leaked picture upwardly above.

In terms of specs sheet, it's mostly identical to Lumia 920, with the following differences:

Lighter and thinner torso.
No built-in Qi wireless charging module. But could work with wireless charging add-on like Lumia 720 does.
Even more advanced camera. Nightshot capability on par with Lumia 920, but with improved imaging quality under daylight.
Pre-loaded with WP8 GDR2.

Along with Catwalk, Nokia is also said to be releasing several new imaging apps in London. That's supposed to wrap the event up. No Nokia tablet like some might have expected, just Catwalk. The telephone is believed to be "competitively priced", cheaper than Lumia 920 used to exist when information technology first came effectually.

Too, WPDang noted that Catwalk is non Nokia's next flagship, only more than similar a slight bump upward from Lumia 920 to spearhead the visitor's whole wave of new products for 2022. The real 2022 flagship is yet to come.

Souce: WPDang (1), (2)

New report reveals Microsoft's future AR strategy; HoloLens 3 is dead

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New written report reveals Microsoft'south futurity AR strategy; HoloLens 3 is dead

Business Insider has today published a follow-up written report with more details almost Microsoft's canceled HoloLens 3 augmented reality headset. The partnership with Samsung is said to include a headset with a prepare of screens inside, powered by a Samsung phone in your pocket.

Keeping information technology affordable

Review: Surface Laptop SE is the new standard for K-8 Windows PCs

Starting at but $250, Microsoft'south first foray into affordable laptops for the pedagogy marketplace is a winner. With a gorgeous design, excellent thermals, and a fantastic typing experience, Microsoft would do right to sell this directly to consumers as well. Let'southward merely hope Intel tin can make a better CPU.