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Jun 23 2011, 1:41pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
I thought Nokia is going to play it like Apple when it comes to their first Windows Phone. Keep it secret till the end. Well, they still need to learn a lot about that. For instance it does not make sense to show an product that you want to keep a secret as CEO in front of a big group of people (see video below). It does not help to tell the audience to put away their cameras unless they are threaten by sudden death.
Either way, Nokia's Stephen Elop showed off the first Nokia Windows Phone and the images and videos leaked on the web. The Nokia Windows Phone codename Sea Ray looks like the just unveiled Nokia N9. This is actually a good thing. Sea Ray shares the same specifications like Gorilla Glass, 8MP camera and apparently fast CPU. The Nokia Windows Phone clearly has what it takes to compete with other Windows Phones from HTC or others. What remains to be seen is if Nokia can help to push Windows Phone forward to catch up with Android and Apple iOS.
More video can be seen on Technet.hu. Via Engadget.
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Luigi Lugmayr
Luigi is the founding chief Editor of I4U News and brings over 15 years
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