The Lumia 920 has a 4.5-inch (11-cm) screen and an 8.7- megapixel camera with a so-called floating lens that uses software for image stabilization, Nokia Chief Executive Officer Stephen Elop said today at a news conference in New York. The Lumia 820, whose screen measures 4.3 inches, has an 8-
megapixel camera without the optics software. Both will go on sale in the fourth quarter of this year.
Nokia is counting on its partnership with Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft to help boost sales and return the company to profitability after falling behind its rivals. The Espoo, Finland-based phonemaker has identified the U.S. as a market where it has to win back users and gain momentum in its attempted global comeback bid.
The announcement of the Lumia models gives Nokia a brief head start before two top rivals present their own newest handsets. Motorola Mobility, a unit of Google Inc., is planning to unveil one of the first full-screen phones in the U.S. later in New York,
according to a person familiar with the plan. Apple Inc., maker of the iPhone, is planning its own introduction on Sept. 12.
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