USA: The Nokia 808 PureView will be "coming soon" in the US

The Nokia 808 PureView, the smartphone with the largest camera sensor and announced back at MWC 2012, is officially coming in the US. The Finnish phone maker did not actually announce this with a presser they just teased it over their Facebook page. With that, we still do not know when exactly will the device make landfall in US shores. Even the price is kept silent. Anyway, if you want to check out the Nokia 808 PureView's specs click here. And for those who are in the US, the PureView is displayed over at Nokia USA's product catalogue.

Nokia 808 PureView to launch in May

Nokia officially announces that that jaw-dropping Nokia 808 PureView smartphone will start to roll-out to market in May. The Nokia 808 PureView, as we saw back at MWC 2012, packs a 41MP rear and bulging camera sensor by Carl Zeiss. The smartphone runs on Symbian and sports a 4" nHD AMOLED display allowing you to view those photos taken by that massive camera. Nokia said in their press release that the first markets to get the PureView will be India and Russia, markets where Nokia is strong. Head over the break to read the company's full press release.

MWC 2012: Nokia announces the Nokia 808 PureView with a 41MP camera

The first time I ever heard about the Mobile World Congress was about two years ago. This is only the 2nd MWC that I ever went by after the day I started blogging about these tech stuffs. I know, two MWCs ain't enough to prove that I know a lot about the event or even talk about its tradition and whatnot. But base on last year's MWC, what I expected, apparently, are smartphones and tablets galore! Androids here and there! And of course, a lot of blogging to do. MWC 2012 did not fail me, my expectation was the same and my goodness did this year pumped out a lot of devices. Well, maybe not too many compared last year but I did not count. Anyway, one particular phone maker at last year's MWC was a bit quiet, Nokia. This year? Well, they have a new CEO, and let me say this again, Nokia is back in business.