As the Nokia Lumia 1020 reaches the end of the road, Microsoft's Jo Harlow has hinted at a replacement for the 41-megapixel Windows Phone, promising the "next greatest thing in high-end imaging."
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Nokia's Lumia 1020 - the Windows Phone with a mighty 41-megapixel camera - will reportedly reach 'end of life' status on September 14, 2014, just fourteen months after its launch in July 2013.
Nokia has announced the launch of its new 3310 with PureView, based on the beloved Nokia 3310 that sold over 125m units. The new device includes a 41MP camera, 2GB of RAM, 3in display and Snake II.
With its extraordinary 41-megapixel camera, Nokia says that "nothing else comes close" to its Lumia 1020 - but is the flagship Windows Phone worth a closer look, or should you be looking elsewhere?
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