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Apple Inc’s iPhone Camera is Poor, Says Nokia Corporation
Written by Jessica Hay on August 6, 2013
One way of justification that has been used by different manufacturers is to
say that their main focus is on quality, not quantity when they failed to
sell many devices as compared to other manufacturer. This fine justification
has also been used more than once by Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL).
In a new advertisement of Apple, it has been claimed that more people take
pictures with an iPhone than any other camera. This ad has been taken into
consideration by Nokia for its claimed statement about the camera.
In response to this Ad, Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NOK) claims that it
prefer to shape its quality, not quantity. Nokia tries to show numerous
examples of what it sees as the absolute straightforward ordinariness of
Apple’s camera offering.
The pictures taken from iPhone look like the snaps from an Instamatic camera
in comparison with the amazing joys attained by the Lumia 925. Colors sing
and the action is captured by an absolute symphony of options.
Shares of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) surged 1.49% to $469.45 in last trading
session with traded volume of 11.39 million shares.
Then why would any person buy an iPhone 5 after knowing this? Why would not
anyone need an 8.7-megapixel camera, dual LED flash all the time at their
side and Carl Zeiss lens?
Obviously Nokia has involved the concept of its phones being a magnificent
camera with a keyboard attached. It is a clear strategy that has already
been conveyed in the new advertisement of Lumia 1020.
Majority of the people use their phones for many functions but truly for
talking to the people. Now Nokia has to do efforts for making its image to
be more modern as it cannot only claim this by means of just showing in the
ad.
Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NOK) shares advanced 4.02% to $4.14 in last
trading session with traded volume of 26.62 million shares.
Written by Jessica Hay on August 6, 2013
One way of justification that has been used by different manufacturers is to
say that their main focus is on quality, not quantity when they failed to
sell many devices as compared to other manufacturer. This fine justification
has also been used more than once by Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL).
In a new advertisement of Apple, it has been claimed that more people take
pictures with an iPhone than any other camera. This ad has been taken into
consideration by Nokia for its claimed statement about the camera.
In response to this Ad, Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NOK) claims that it
prefer to shape its quality, not quantity. Nokia tries to show numerous
examples of what it sees as the absolute straightforward ordinariness of
Apple’s camera offering.
The pictures taken from iPhone look like the snaps from an Instamatic camera
in comparison with the amazing joys attained by the Lumia 925. Colors sing
and the action is captured by an absolute symphony of options.
Shares of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) surged 1.49% to $469.45 in last trading
session with traded volume of 11.39 million shares.
Then why would any person buy an iPhone 5 after knowing this? Why would not
anyone need an 8.7-megapixel camera, dual LED flash all the time at their
side and Carl Zeiss lens?
Obviously Nokia has involved the concept of its phones being a magnificent
camera with a keyboard attached. It is a clear strategy that has already
been conveyed in the new advertisement of Lumia 1020.
Majority of the people use their phones for many functions but truly for
talking to the people. Now Nokia has to do efforts for making its image to
be more modern as it cannot only claim this by means of just showing in the
ad.
Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NOK) shares advanced 4.02% to $4.14 in last
trading session with traded volume of 26.62 million shares.
