Having taken the wraps off the new Nokia X family, Stephen Elop also took the opportunity to announce that BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) would be headed to Windows Phone, along with Adobe Photoshop Express. The instant messaging service, which only arrived for iOS and Android a few months back after years as a BlackBerry-only feature, will be releasing a version for the Windows Phone Store in due course, although at this moment, it is unclear as to when exactly it will become available.

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Welcome to HTC Desire 8, a mid-range addition to the Desire family. Get ready to be launched in Chinese market first. The HTC Desire 8 is rumored to feature a 5.5" display of unspecified resolution, which is the largest HTC has given a non-flagship device to date. With dual-SIM functionality on board have a 13MP snapper with LED flash, while a 5MP takes care of video chatting and selfies photography at the front.

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Nokia announced a whopping 41MP pixel camera at the Mobile World Congress in 2012 and the camera was the best on a smartphone. The phone was running on Symbian and this was one of the main issues. A year and a half later, Nokia announced the Lumia 1020, the Windows Phone with the same 41M.

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