This video really hits deep. 0:17 "A remnant of that brighter, bolder time". I still remember you unboxing your own little white Lumia 920, and how you mentioned that your 1020 was your go-to camera back then. As someone whose used Windows Mobile 6, Windows Phone 8/8.1, and now Win10 on one of the last Nokia-branded Lumias, it really brings me joy to see this McLaren with the Nokia name still attached to it. It's far from perfect, Windows Phone, but something about it makes it worth more than the sum of its parts, at least for me ^^ Thanks for the video man, this is one I really appreciate, truly :-)
I had 3 different windows phones in the past and I loved them all. The metro UI the stability, the ease of use. The only thing was off about it was the applications availability in the app store.
Nah, Windows Phone/10 Mobile just didn't have the app support or proper support to begin with...I liked the Metro UI because it was refreshing and different tho. The Lumia phones however, I wish would come back, but with Android. The hardware was really good and well made.
I still have my 1020 and Imust admit if it was still supported I'd still use it as a phone, I personally found the interface a lot better than iOS or Android which came on the subsequent phones that replaced it, it just sadly lacked app support thanks to Microsoft charging more than the competition to use their platform which wasn't warrented given they were already in a lower position than apple to begin with.
Wishing, but knowing it will never come to fruition. Windows is anything but dead at this point. Tech is moving away from the PC level except for business applications and those who simply prefer a PC in 2020. When you can do nearly everything on a tablet or smartphone, who needs it in this day and age?? Plus windows always has buggy issues on nearly every platform release. Don't get me wrong because I'm bashing Windows...I LOVE windows phone, and truly wished they had out more development and marketing behind it. They didn't take Apple seriously enough until it was too late, and the iPhone killed it. So damn customizable, resizable live tiles...a dark mode before dark mode became a thing .before built in customization took off on Android...it was way ahead of it's time in my opinion. Still sad that it's a dead platform.
When you were gone from Pocketnow, I was sad that my favorite tech reviewer might have been gone forever. But, you are back in style that only Michael fisher can match.
Man, I respect you for still holding on to it. Imo, lumia series, at least, while still solely under Nokia’s development, were some of the most beautiful handsets of the time. Microsoft just eff-ed it up.
@@BigSylvester yeah ms killed wp but Nokia chose wp not android, whose fault is it now maybe you love Nokia, but they didn't innovate in everything Edit: although ms did eventually buy the Lumia brand
@@zak9141 eh, some people like specific phones dude, my friend, who makes more money than most people will see in their lives, still uses their iphone 6 lol.
+audicat Yeah,I kinda think the same. The era of Longhorn builds was one of the most exciting episodes of the evolution of desktop Windows ;) But yeah, that's what beta software is always about. Experimenting at it's finest, and many features don't ever make the cut sadly. Btw, I still love the Startup and Shutdown sounds of Vista beta 1 (a woman singing that a-a-a-a thing :D) and use it still today on win 10. Anyway, Vista looked beautiful when it was finally released if you ask me, and brought many awesome new features to the table, like the search box in the start menu, jumplists, etc... What could it become if it also run as good as it looked.
I think that we as customers all lost from demise windows phone, think of the innovation and the competition that we could have if only there was another eco system
Because I know no one reads the description: WAYYY more McLaren info in the full Nokia McLaren review at Windows Central: www.windowscentral.com/nokia-mclaren-review
I really miss the bold design choices of Windows Phones in the era of Nokia, I wish MS hadn't purchased Nokia and simply funded them, and we would still have had windows phones today for consumers by Nokia and the platform was growing under their reign. :(
The problem with nokia is that they never adopted android until it was too late. Also the tiles taking up the whole screen is visually bad from a design perspective, and that windows had and still have the fame of being buggy doesnt help either.
mourgos1234 They also have Maemo and Meego....too bad they killed it, they’re better compared to Symbian. Symbian should be the Nokia feature phone’s os
So this was that hyped 3D phone. Nevertheless, I really loved and enjoyed this video. Your videos possess a soul in them which makes them awesome af. Stellar Job, Mr. Mobile.
This was the last real unrestrained Nokia phone, and it's a little bit sad it didn't see light of day. I own a Lumia 950XL, and it definitely feels like a shadow of Lumias past.
These Lumias were my first temptation into a world of smartphones. I thought about getting them with these bold colors and dedicated Windows (!) to run it. Never got any of them in the end. Still remains elegant and fresh when viewed today in 2022.
I absolutely love your work Michael, you keep digging such gold. Sadly we live in a date and age where it is only about numbers and not about how well and differently you do things. Windows Phone is still one of the finest phone OS(es) ever made, backed by solid Nokia Hardware. I have a Lumia 920 that keeps chugging along well to date, never has has the phone bricked, even once.
Thanks for covering this, Michael! Loving the fact that you're doing this out of passion for the platforms (this probably won't translate much into views as we are a small userbase). Still, keep up the good work. :) A dedicated fan of your reviews.
A part of me truly notes the passing of the Windows phone era in its previous entirety. I'm not joking - I *still* think the Dell slide-out Windows variant (circa first-gen OS days) was one of the most picturesque smartphones - ever - and I was a fan of the stupefyingly-huge camera resolution of the Nokia 1020. Even when I messed around with a 635 once, I found it was very much a smartphone that let you do other things (and not a small or large tablet that also let you send text messages and make phone calls). Windows phones have gone on to be absorbed into their greater software ecosystem, yes, but it only makes me appreciate my first-gen ZTE Windows phone more now. The software marathoner was certainly entering a hotly-contested market when it jumped in with its first wave of phones, but there will continue to be the nostalgia of knowing that one upon a time, Windows had the guts to take on incumbent giants and make a name for itself. ...and just for a little while, it did.
What a fabulous phone this could have been! This 3D touch esque idea from Android was never properly executed sadly, it had so much potential. I absolutely loved the videography and music in this Micheal, job very well done! Keep it up!
Awesome awesome content Michael. Along the lines of your old pocketnow throwbacks. I totally enjoy your exploration of smartphone 'lore', history and ideas of the future.... by going very slightly backwards. I'd love to see more similar pieces, and you should be very proud of what you are starting to achieve as Mr Mobile.
And this is what sets the channel apart from others, they just dont do this stuff .. taking a look into the past to see what could be next. Thanks Michael :)
what a great video! Mann I miss Nokia so bad! I hope they come out with a good phone but Nokia on Windows was just awesome, they were so innovative and their designs was amazing. I still remember everyone staring at my red Lumia 920, 1030, 930 because you stood out. I miss those days
I love how you make every phone splash out so much. I really would have bought this is if it was released. This would have been a unique phone in every way and way ahead of it's time
Great "review", I waited so long for this video, holding with my 1020 that it makes me cry. Let's hope the rumors about new Nokias bring some of the design and quality we love.
How does Michael always like seem to just outdo even the best of tech reviewers? I don't understand. Is it the voice? The camera angles? The background music? Or a culmination of all those combined? Michael I'm so glad your back. Is there a new podcast I can listen to that you joined?
Thanks for sharing this with us, Michael! I still have ahold of my trusty and true Lumia 1020, one of the first mobile handheld that really pushes me in the right direction in the world of Photography!
Great video !:) this tech seems very interesting. It's like the 3D Touch on a iPhone yet different. I think this would be helpful when you are playing a game from blocking the screen. It might also be useful in winter, or when it is wet. :)
Samsung had this in their S4 and S5 also I think? It was a cool feature but it was terribly utilized, the features it supported were gimmicky and not really useful.
I was using my low end lumia 520 just until mid of 2016. I really REALLY loved how it works and that simplicity in its interface and the unique user experience. sadly in its last months before it replaced it get so lagy and I can't help but replacing it with another phone which happens to be mid-low android. I'm still sad how windows phone died because at the time I brought it, it was so stable even compared to my friends high end android. if only they make the apps more open like the android the it will be really awesome. still miss it until this very moment
Back in 2014, I was patiently waiting for this to be announced, but it never did come to fruition. But thanks for showing us a working prototype of this phone. Nokia always had that charisma in their products.
I really miss the stability and speed of Windows phone 8 OS. Always wish to have a Windows phone with same buttery speed of the windows phone OS(8), But now it's all gone. Sad but every windows phone lover(including me) have to accept this bitter truth.😢
It would be interesting to have a big three of operating systems. We only really have iOS and Android. A third one would help with competition and innovation
This really takes me back to my WP8.1 experience from my lumia925. I really miss how unique and useful specific apps were on WP. like the people hub, the lumia camera, and the straightforward Startscreen...
I'm late to the party but I must say I miss Lumias, I hung onto my black 1020 (which does have some metal on it as the paint wore off exposing it) and if still supported I'd probably still use it, the Interface was really good from a business stand point and they were dam near indestructable, its just a shame the app support was so poor.
Umm modern IOS is all a copy cat of Android Android from the start had more new features than IOS Then they copied a lot Even to this date some features still miss Also Samsung is the one who modelated Android the most by pushing new features every year Then copied by Vanilla Android of course Then from Apple
That screen technology seemed to be a different take on what Apple's 3D Touch is, albeit using different sensors and it being done for a different UI/UX experience. 3D Touch being able to differentiate different pressures, this being able to detect your finger and hand with several different sensors, enabling a hover type mode I suppose. It seems every now and then there is a new technology found, like that capacitive touch, that is used in a certain less usable way, but that could have been applied in several other ways. It's not quite disappointing I don't think, but more of a missed opportunity. Great video Michael, looking forward to the next one.
If just the app gap was miniaturized and the system was more friendly, I actually would have considered buying a Windows Phone like this. I always liked windows phones, and its a shame to watch them die. Great job as always, Michael!
I'm holding the Nokia Lumia 1020 and Samsung Galaxy Note 5 while watching this video on SGNote5. I wish the NL1020's 41mp camera sensor has the Android 6.0 with processor of SGNote5. Wishful thinking 😟😟😟
I've found my Lumia 1320, just right size my big hands, looks so cool and yet, it doesn't work anymore, battery long-gone, nothing supports it anymore. It makes me sad.
That golden sound makes every gadget desirable, the feature that transfer the phone into a desktop is really attracting, I wonder what can you do with it with something like Oneplus 6GB RAM.
I had a Nokia windows phone and I absolutely loved it! It's one of the few phones I can't really say anything bad about.. It had zune built in and music was great other then the disadvantages on apps etc compared to Google.. I was in love with the Nokia 1020 when it came out and wanted one do bad
I had windows phone for 4 years and had 3 different lumia phones within that time. I loved it every single one of them. I had the lumia 1020 and it was worth every penny. I miss WP so much
Wow!....what could have been eh? Finger hover is like the opposite of force touch, if only they brought this out earlier... you never know. Great vid Michael :)
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Real 3D Touch
aaaye
Maybe that phone could be a prototype of the Surface Phone
@@trionic5 :(
@@eddydrouet1888 time flies
This video really hits deep.
0:17 "A remnant of that brighter, bolder time". I still remember you unboxing your own little white Lumia 920, and how you mentioned that your 1020 was your go-to camera back then. As someone whose used Windows Mobile 6, Windows Phone 8/8.1, and now Win10 on one of the last Nokia-branded Lumias, it really brings me joy to see this McLaren with the Nokia name still attached to it. It's far from perfect, Windows Phone, but something about it makes it worth more than the sum of its parts, at least for me ^^
Thanks for the video man, this is one I really appreciate, truly :-)
I had 3 different windows phones in the past and I loved them all. The metro UI the stability, the ease of use. The only thing was off about it was the applications availability in the app store.
Yeah, WP was great. L920, L830 and L950XL for me.
You know what, I probably would have bought this. Amazing work Michael!
Hey it's Canoopsy!
Much obliged, brother.
+MrMobile [Michael Fisher] awesome review
Me too
Canoopsy iiii
Who's watching this in 2020 and wishing we'll get the lumia series back with windows OS?
Windows mobile = obsolete 👌
it would be cool if microsoft made a android Phone with a windows Phone like rom. but with al the great apps of android
Nah, Windows Phone/10 Mobile just didn't have the app support or proper support to begin with...I liked the Metro UI because it was refreshing and different tho. The Lumia phones however, I wish would come back, but with Android. The hardware was really good and well made.
I still have my 1020 and Imust admit if it was still supported I'd still use it as a phone, I personally found the interface a lot better than iOS or Android which came on the subsequent phones that replaced it, it just sadly lacked app support thanks to Microsoft charging more than the competition to use their platform which wasn't warrented given they were already in a lower position than apple to begin with.
Wishing, but knowing it will never come to fruition. Windows is anything but dead at this point. Tech is moving away from the PC level except for business applications and those who simply prefer a PC in 2020. When you can do nearly everything on a tablet or smartphone, who needs it in this day and age?? Plus windows always has buggy issues on nearly every platform release. Don't get me wrong because I'm bashing Windows...I LOVE windows phone, and truly wished they had out more development and marketing behind it. They didn't take Apple seriously enough until it was too late, and the iPhone killed it. So damn customizable, resizable live tiles...a dark mode before dark mode became a thing .before built in customization took off on Android...it was way ahead of it's time in my opinion. Still sad that it's a dead platform.
When you were gone from Pocketnow, I was sad that my favorite tech reviewer might have been gone forever. But, you are back in style that only Michael fisher can match.
This proves that NOKIA always INNOVATES!
I missed nokia, I'm using Nokia Lumia 1520 right now.
Are you still using it?
then u r vary poor
Man, I respect you for still holding on to it. Imo, lumia series, at least, while still solely under Nokia’s development, were some of the most beautiful handsets of the time. Microsoft just eff-ed it up.
@@BigSylvester yeah ms killed wp but Nokia chose wp not android, whose fault is it now maybe you love Nokia, but they didn't innovate in everything Edit: although ms did eventually buy the Lumia brand
@@zak9141 eh, some people like specific phones dude, my friend, who makes more money than most people will see in their lives, still uses their iphone 6 lol.
Seeing this makes me sad :(
real sad, shame that microsoft ditch this device, 3d touch and exploded live tiles, which will elevate windows start screen to a while new level!
+audicat Yeah,I kinda think the same. The era of Longhorn builds was one of the most exciting episodes of the evolution of desktop Windows ;) But yeah, that's what beta software is always about. Experimenting at it's finest, and many features don't ever make the cut sadly. Btw, I still love the Startup and Shutdown sounds of Vista beta 1 (a woman singing that a-a-a-a thing :D) and use it still today on win 10.
Anyway, Vista looked beautiful when it was finally released if you ask me, and brought many awesome new features to the table, like the search box in the start menu, jumplists, etc... What could it become if it also run as good as it looked.
I think that we as customers all lost from demise windows phone, think of the innovation and the competition that we could have if only there was another eco system
@@94Jyraya actually, vista can run quite well, compared to Windows 7
It was just a bit ahead of its time, and the hardware back then was too weak.
Same windows phone had so much promise ill missed it I had the windows htc m8 there was a android version as well
I wanted Windows Phone to be successful. IT sucked that only the good windows phones were on AT&T.
I Wanted that too, I used to have a Lumia, my best smartphone I ever had
Because I know no one reads the description: WAYYY more McLaren info in the full Nokia McLaren review at Windows Central: www.windowscentral.com/nokia-mclaren-review
If possible do a windows phone review
I want to know where it stands against apple and android.
+Aaqib Bora as of right now, pretty far away.
cool video, thanks for the upload
is it possible to get one?
+Aaqib Bora Maybe an HP Elite x3 or an Acer Jade Primo review, after the Anniversary Update hits the public after august 2nd. It would be great ;)
I really miss the bold design choices of Windows Phones in the era of Nokia, I wish MS hadn't purchased Nokia and simply funded them, and we would still have had windows phones today for consumers by Nokia and the platform was growing under their reign. :(
The problem with nokia is that they never adopted android until it was too late. Also the tiles taking up the whole screen is visually bad from a design perspective, and that windows had and still have the fame of being buggy doesnt help either.
I personally loved the tiles, you didn't have to open the calendar, all the events showed up on the home screen, same for mail, etc.
mourgos1234 They also have Maemo and Meego....too bad they killed it, they’re better compared to Symbian. Symbian should be the Nokia feature phone’s os
So this was that hyped 3D phone. Nevertheless, I really loved and enjoyed this video. Your videos possess a soul in them which makes them awesome af. Stellar Job, Mr. Mobile.
Yup. These Vids are dope af
This was the last real unrestrained Nokia phone, and it's a little bit sad it didn't see light of day. I own a Lumia 950XL, and it definitely feels like a shadow of Lumias past.
Don't get me wrong, absolutely love the 950XL, but yeah... it does feel somewhat soulless out of the box.
I own a N900. I wouldn't trade it for a Lumia.
Scerttle are right. I too feel old nokia lumia phones have souls.
These Lumias were my first temptation into a world of smartphones. I thought about getting them with these bold colors and dedicated Windows (!) to run it. Never got any of them in the end. Still remains elegant and fresh when viewed today in 2022.
This is why Michael Fisher is so relevant!! Thanks again sir.
+Dishant Malhotra Me Dishant?
I absolutely love your work Michael, you keep digging such gold.
Sadly we live in a date and age where it is only about numbers and not about how well and differently you do things.
Windows Phone is still one of the finest phone OS(es) ever made, backed by solid Nokia Hardware. I have a Lumia 920 that keeps chugging along well to date, never has has the phone bricked, even once.
Why Microsoft, why?
Ugh thank god. Skype is a misery to use on the Insider builds especially since they got rid of messaging everywhere.
+Adrian de Morcerf Wp10*
Sherwin Seby great to see that you’re a man of culture too 😝
@@fahadfreid1996 the highest kind 🤣
Fisher is the best phone reviewer on the planet. period
He's very good indeed, but I liked that woman from Uoobe Vid channel more! Unfortunately she quit the channel! =/
It's Jaime! :)
+Willian what's her name? I need to take a bath with a photo of her :)
Will you please tell me why did you use the word period at the end of this sentence?
@@jahirulislammashud8050 to emphasize the statement.
I've wanted to say this for a long time:
Dope studio man!
We all really missed your videos. Happy to see you come back Micheal. Great video by the way.
Thanks for covering this, Michael! Loving the fact that you're doing this out of passion for the platforms (this probably won't translate much into views as we are a small userbase). Still, keep up the good work. :)
A dedicated fan of your reviews.
A part of me truly notes the passing of the Windows phone era in its previous entirety. I'm not joking - I *still* think the Dell slide-out Windows variant (circa first-gen OS days) was one of the most picturesque smartphones - ever - and I was a fan of the stupefyingly-huge camera resolution of the Nokia 1020. Even when I messed around with a 635 once, I found it was very much a smartphone that let you do other things (and not a small or large tablet that also let you send text messages and make phone calls).
Windows phones have gone on to be absorbed into their greater software ecosystem, yes, but it only makes me appreciate my first-gen ZTE Windows phone more now. The software marathoner was certainly entering a hotly-contested market when it jumped in with its first wave of phones, but there will continue to be the nostalgia of knowing that one upon a time, Windows had the guts to take on incumbent giants and make a name for itself.
...and just for a little while, it did.
I missed commentary like this.... Glad to have you back Michael.
2014 : mind blowing
2020 : mind blowing
3D touch
You did the intro so well, it put me into tears. Proud to own one of the Windows "Phones".
What a fabulous phone this could have been! This 3D touch esque idea from Android was never properly executed sadly, it had so much potential.
I absolutely loved the videography and music in this Micheal, job very well done! Keep it up!
Hey man! Your video reviews have such a great feel to them! cant really describe it in a word but great video again man! Keep em coming
Awesome awesome content Michael. Along the lines of your old pocketnow throwbacks. I totally enjoy your exploration of smartphone 'lore', history and ideas of the future.... by going very slightly backwards. I'd love to see more similar pieces, and you should be very proud of what you are starting to achieve as Mr Mobile.
And this is what sets the channel apart from others, they just dont do this stuff .. taking a look into the past to see what could be next.
Thanks Michael :)
what a great video! Mann I miss Nokia so bad! I hope they come out with a good phone but Nokia on Windows was just awesome, they were so innovative and their designs was amazing. I still remember everyone staring at my red Lumia 920, 1030, 930 because you stood out. I miss those days
0:04 WOOOOOOOOOSHHHHHH THAT SWIPE DELAY
I'm loving your channel ,Michael! Keep up the good work , you'll gain a lot of subscribers for sure. That intro is FIRE!
You definitely deserve the title Mr Mobile, great work!!
I love how you make every phone splash out so much. I really would have bought this is if it was released. This would have been a unique phone in every way and way ahead of it's time
Great "review", I waited so long for this video, holding with my 1020 that it makes me cry. Let's hope the rumors about new Nokias bring some of the design and quality we love.
How does Michael always like seem to just outdo even the best of tech reviewers? I don't understand. Is it the voice? The camera angles? The background music?
Or a culmination of all those combined?
Michael I'm so glad your back.
Is there a new podcast I can listen to that you joined?
This makes my OnePlus 7t camera bump look like a puppy
Thanks for sharing this with us, Michael! I still have ahold of my trusty and true Lumia 1020, one of the first mobile handheld that really pushes me in the right direction in the world of Photography!
Damn, pretty impressive stuff. Could've been something for sure.
Just love your videos! So informative yet so beautifully made!
waiting for your next video!
I miss Windows Phone so much
I still miss my Nokia windows phone
Great video !:) this tech seems very interesting. It's like the 3D Touch on a iPhone yet different. I think this would be helpful when you are playing a game from blocking the screen. It might also be useful in winter, or when it is wet. :)
So many potential uses.
+MrMobile [Michael Fisher] quit pocketnow
He did.
Everytime you call iphone's force touch as 3D touch a tech geek dies
Samsung had this in their S4 and S5 also I think? It was a cool feature but it was terribly utilized, the features it supported were gimmicky and not really useful.
Great video. What you say starting at 3:05 really is true and it is a little bit of a bummer.
I was using my low end lumia 520 just until mid of 2016. I really REALLY loved how it works and that simplicity in its interface and the unique user experience. sadly in its last months before it replaced it get so lagy and I can't help but replacing it with another phone which happens to be mid-low android. I'm still sad how windows phone died because at the time I brought it, it was so stable even compared to my friends high end android. if only they make the apps more open like the android the it will be really awesome. still miss it until this very moment
Just found this video. I am still using my Lumia 640XL and 950..
Love Windows 10, compared to Android. Much easier to use and no garbage.
Awesome stuff. Great quality videos and content, Michael.
I just got one..can't wait till it arrives
Thank you so much Mr. Mobile! Great stuff. Hey Canoopsy.
So good man! Keep up the good stuff
As always , brilliant video ..looking forward for more 👍
Love your new channel!! Keep it going.
Your views on mobile phones are well reviewed and versed Just keep on giving new reviews on new phones.
I loved the windows phones. I had high hopes for that OS. I am hanging onto a 640 for nostalgia
Such a shame this didn't make it to the market, it looks like it had so much potential
Agreed, I remember seeing photos of this as the 1030 and being totally stoked about it back in the day but alas it was never to be!
We kinda really still don't have the features this phone was to have, amazing Nokia. Finnish people!
I was missing Michael fisher's windows phone review since pocket now
Michael, i know you've always supported windows phone your're the reason i bought a lumia 920! you're awesome.
Good Video. I love these prototype phones. Keep them coming.
Back in 2014, I was patiently waiting for this to be announced, but it never did come to fruition. But thanks for showing us a working prototype of this phone. Nokia always had that charisma in their products.
I really miss the stability and speed of Windows phone 8 OS. Always wish to have a Windows phone with same buttery speed of the windows phone OS(8), But now it's all gone. Sad but every windows phone lover(including me) have to accept this bitter truth.😢
great video! Happy to see something a bit different.
Windows Phone + Nokia Lumia = Forever
It would be interesting to have a big three of operating systems. We only really have iOS and Android. A third one would help with competition and innovation
Seeing Xiaomi 12S Ultra made me wonder how everything would be like if these kinds of phones were actually successful
This really takes me back to my WP8.1 experience from my lumia925. I really miss how unique and useful specific apps were on WP. like the people hub, the lumia camera, and the straightforward Startscreen...
I'm late to the party but I must say I miss Lumias, I hung onto my black 1020 (which does have some metal on it as the paint wore off exposing it) and if still supported I'd probably still use it, the Interface was really good from a business stand point and they were dam near indestructable, its just a shame the app support was so poor.
still watching this
I was in love with my windows phone. The OS was really different from any other, light and pretty intuitive.
You got a new Subscriber.. I thought you let go the love for the WP. Now I see how much it means. This made my day :)
I never wanted Windows phone to die...
Wow, to the phone n the tech behind it! Amazing video man!
Man, I miss Windows Phones. Hopefully the Surface phone rumor turns out to be true.
Windows Phone is dead either way.
Windows can't die, it's too big.
Yeah and getting nearly weekly updates
I thought the same thing about Nokia.
Michael Stgo Thanks for making my day so much better. Haven't had a laugh like this in a while.
It’s a shame Microsoft was so late to market with Windows Phone. It was a truly unique UI they didn’t just copy the iPhone like Android did.
Umm modern IOS is all a copy cat of Android
Android from the start had more new features than IOS
Then they copied a lot
Even to this date some features still miss
Also Samsung is the one who modelated Android the most by pushing new features every year
Then copied by Vanilla Android of course
Then from Apple
I really miss Windows Phone and Nokia´s Lumia devices
That screen technology seemed to be a different take on what Apple's 3D Touch is, albeit using different sensors and it being done for a different UI/UX experience. 3D Touch being able to differentiate different pressures, this being able to detect your finger and hand with several different sensors, enabling a hover type mode I suppose. It seems every now and then there is a new technology found, like that capacitive touch, that is used in a certain less usable way, but that could have been applied in several other ways. It's not quite disappointing I don't think, but more of a missed opportunity. Great video Michael, looking forward to the next one.
Very good job! I will diffenetly keep following you!
Just got recommended this and I thought it was new until he said 3 years ago for Microsoft phones and I was confused lol
oneplus has mclaren branding now
Awesome video Fisher
Everything that reminds me 1020 is welcome! Thanks, Michael!
Wow!!! Microsoft Lumia lover, me encantó esa función de 3D Touch!
3:13 some nice poetic lines
If just the app gap was miniaturized and the system was more friendly, I actually would have considered buying a Windows Phone like this. I always liked windows phones, and its a shame to watch them die.
Great job as always, Michael!
Love Nokia miss Nokia.great review Mrmobile.
I'm holding the Nokia Lumia 1020 and Samsung Galaxy Note 5 while watching this video on SGNote5. I wish the NL1020's 41mp camera sensor has the Android 6.0 with processor of SGNote5.
Wishful thinking 😟😟😟
I've found my Lumia 1320, just right size my big hands, looks so cool and yet, it doesn't work anymore, battery long-gone, nothing supports it anymore. It makes me sad.
So touching. It almost made me cry.
I would have actually bought it !!! As always awesome work Michael !!
Great Channel Michael
That golden sound makes every gadget desirable, the feature that transfer the phone into a desktop is really attracting, I wonder what can you do with it with something like Oneplus 6GB RAM.
wow! that design!!!!
Ur the best tech reviewer I know , btw this technology was tested on the lumia 520 but in a very smaller scale
As a dev, that predictive touch feature would've been REALLY cool to work with, let alone play with as a user.
I had a Nokia windows phone and I absolutely loved it! It's one of the few phones I can't really say anything bad about.. It had zune built in and music was great other then the disadvantages on apps etc compared to Google.. I was in love with the Nokia 1020 when it came out and wanted one do bad
I had windows phone for 4 years and had 3 different lumia phones within that time. I loved it every single one of them. I had the lumia 1020 and it was worth every penny. I miss WP so much
Wow... I see this only today but this phone is so much ahead of its time.
dude u must have at least 1 million subs really !
Dang, nasty camera bump way back in 2014 huh?
Great video. Thanks. I feel the same about Nokia as a phone manufactor and the end of Windows phone.
Wow!....what could have been eh? Finger hover is like the opposite of force touch, if only they brought this out earlier... you never know. Great vid Michael :)
I'm watching in 2020 and those metro tiles still look better than any Android or iPhone UI.