From the Nokia O2 UK event: launching the 64GB Lumia 1020

Nosotros covered news yesterday that O2 (Telefonica) and Nokia both announced the Lumia 1020, specifically the 64GB variant of the Windows Telephone. Using The O2 Arena to house European journalists and show off exactly what's new in the latest product, information technology was an eventful day out across London with the ability to snap some shots and see what the Lumia 1020 can really practise.

Afterward Nokia handed the press a Lumia 1020 each, the team took the rather large group downwardly to the local dock to meet a passenger ferry for a quick tour up and down the river Thames. The London Bridge, Tower, Emirates Air Line and more than were strutting their stuff every bit the day went by and the media group transitioned from gunkhole to open-elevation tour charabanc. We concluded upwards at a gallery show room, where the works of well-respected photographers David Bailey and Bruce Weber were displayed.

While on-phase at The O2 Arena, both Telefonica and Nokia spoke about the important partnership that has formed between the ii companies, which will enable them both to push button out Windows Phones to customers across the UK and beyond. 4G was also touched on, boasting how O2 will cover more of the nation in due course.

Nosotros'll not provide an in-depth expect at the new Nokia Windows Phone equally nosotros've covered it earlier, but here's a quick screenshot showing off the 64GB of storage Telefonica customers volition be able to take full reward of:

Lumia 1020 64GB

With the sheer size of photos captured with the device, that extra storage is required. Likewise as the in a higher place, we've also got some more shots from the outing. We'd like to pass on a large thanks to both Nokia and Telefonica for putting on the prove and making the outing rather eventful to actually evidence the media how solid the Lumia 1020 camera performance is.

(Each shot in this article was captured using the Lumia 1020, except the prototype of the product itself. Check out some more than sample photos from our US coverage.)

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