No week can pass without a fresh Nokia Lumia concept, this time one that upgrades the Pureview camera to new levels. Jack Tang created the Nokia Lumia K Windows Phone 8 design, that involves a 30 megapixel PureView camera, as shown below. We’re dealing with a very interesting form factor here, that curves the original Lumia format quite a bit.
Nokia Lumia K is inspired by the Fabula design from Nokia, but with some changes, like the slim tapered edges of the device. This smartphone measures 12 mm in thickness, it has a 5 inch PureMotion HD+ display, polycarbonate shell and a 3000 mAh battery, as well as 2 GB of storage and 64 GB of mass memory. The 30 megapixel camera has a sensor size of 1/1.2″ and includes a potent flash. It’s interesing that the designer incorporated materials that protect the phone from impact at its top and bottom, the “soft crashworthy material”.
This Nokia Lumia concept uses the oversampling technology of the Pureview camera and has a bunch of professional settings and options like Aperture, Shutter, Exposure, each of them customizable in a lot of ways. The curved profile of the handset somehow reminds me of the HTC 8X, but only a bit. That’s an intelligent idea to integrate a bulky camera sensor, I have to say!

We’ve seen a bunch of Sony Xperia Nexus phones, all of them with elements in common and here’s another one, made by Ben Ling. This smartphone features a 5 inch Full HD TFT shatter proof display, that’s also scratch resistant. At the back of the Xperia Nexus there’s a 16 megapixel camera with LED flash and Exmor RS sensor.
The 5 inch screen of the Sony smartphone supports a 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution and other specs include Sony White Magic technology, 16x digital zoom for the camera and Full HD video recording. Upfront we’ve got a 2 megapixel front camera with 1080p capture, while inside there’s a quad core 1.7 GHz Krait processor, the Snapdragon S4 Pro kind. Good news is that we have a replaceable battery and all of that in a package measuring 8.6 mm in thickness. The phone also has NFC, 2 GB of RAM, 4G LTE connectivity and runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.
This Sony Xperia concept also uses 32 GB of storage, Sony Mobile Bravia Engine 3 technology, xLOUD experience and a Li-Ion 3000 mAh battery. Bluetooth 4.0, microSD and 10 finger multitouch make the specs list complete. After LG, HTC and Samsung tried their hand at making Nexus phones, it could be Sony’s turn… or Motorola’s. Which one do you think it will be?