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Technology Stocks : NOK... without the BS
NOK 6.910-3.1%Oct 31 9:30 AM EST

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From: Lahcim Leinad9/9/2012 9:10:45 AM
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As is clearly shown in The Verge article, the Nokia Lumia 920 does indeed capture solid photos in low light conditions and turns our still images better than any other current high end smartphone (not counting the amazing Nokia 808 PureView of course). They were not able to test out the video image stabilization functionality as this is reportedly not yet ready even in the Lumia 920 prototype Nokia has on hand. It seems that it is not only Microsoft that has lots of work to do on the software before release of Windows Phone 8 devices.

Nokia needs to win big here with these new Windows Phone 8 devices and starting off by deceiving people with their PureView technology is not a good way to start. Nokia issued an apology for the video and another for the still pictures, but it is tough to recover from such a PR disaster. At least Microsoft isn't ready to release Windows Phone 8 anytime soon so Nokia will have at least six weeks to change the discussion and divert attention for this gaffe.
Hands-on testing of Nokia Lumia 920 shows Nokia didn't need to lie about PureView performance | ZDNet

So, our guesses here were correct: neither Nokia nor Microsoft is anywhere near ready to go to market with what they demoed.

They just wanted to make a splash in the news - with goods less than half baked, via faked advertising - before the new, fully functioning iPhone comes out next week and eats everyone's lunch.

Anyone wanna bet a share of NOK that both Nokia and Microsoft will be late with fully baked 920 & 820, and the launch of the new Lumias will be delayed?
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