Nando Sang Putra has created two interesting concept smartphones – the Nokia X10 and the Nokia W10. Actually, they are exact copies of each other, the only difference between them is the OS they run: The Nokia X10 runs Symbian (Anna or Belle), and the Nokia W10 runs Windows Phone 7.5.

Both smartphones have 4.5 inch Super AMOLED Plus displays with 1280×720 resolution. They also have 15 megapixel cameras and 5 megapixel front cameras with xenon flash (however, the author doesn’t explain why that kind of flash had to be placed there). Another xenon flash – double flash – is located on the rear panel of the smartphones, near the main 15 megapixel camera.

The Nokia W10 and the Nokia X10 hide very powerful specs inside: 2 GHz quad processors (most likely Tegra 3), 2GB of RAM and ROM, 32GB of internal memory. These two smartphones work in all types of networks, have HDMI-connectors that can output high-definition video and surround sound, and a USB port that works in host mode.

For now the Nokia W10 and the Nokia X10 are just concepts created by Nando Sang Putra. We don’t think such powerful devices can appear on the market this year, but the flagships of 2012 can really have such characteristics.

Nokia and LG are planning to add the feature of augmented reality to the smartphones to expand the functionality of  the future mobile devices.

Jo Harlow, the vice president of Nokia smartphones  shared the future plans of the company in one of his interviews. First of all, it includes the support of multitouch and powerful graphics of smartphones based on Symbian ^ 3, besides the augmented reality, which should improve the service capabilities offered by the company.

Joe Harlow also noted the types of smartphones, on which Nokia plans to concentrate efforts in the nearest future: these are  the touchscreen smartphones without keyboards and touchscreen smartphones with QWERTY keyboard (such as Nokia X10). There is still no information about when smartphones with augmented reality will actually hit the market.

Unlike Nokia, the plans of LG are more specific: in the nearest future the company plans to launch its first smartphone with support of augmented reality. The smartphone is called LG LU2300 and works on the basis of Android platform. The device has not yet been announced officially, but its release in the South Korean market is planned in the second quarter of 2010.

Let us remind that the augmented reality is a technology that allows to display the digital information on the objects of the real world in real time with the help of mobile phone camera.

The official presentation of Symbian3 platform was held on 15 February. As you know, it carries very interesting and useful changes, which are very useful to Nokia phones users. It was noted that the first smartphone, built on that platform, will be seen in the mobile market in the third quarter of 2010, but how it will be called and what specifications it would have is not yet known.
It is likely that this smartphone can be a kind of Nokia X10, details of which appeared on the web. It is reported that this Nokia device running on Symbian3, is equipped with a QWERTY-keyboard, sliding from the side. Judging by the presented images, the novelty is externally very similar to the known member of X-series Nokia X6.

The information will be displayed on the large 3.2-inch touch screen. The built in memory is 16 or 32 GB. If based on published information, Nokia X10 is be the first Symbian-smartphone with a powerful processor from Qualcomm. It is said that the novelty will be equipped with an ARM Cortex A8 processor, the clock frequency is 600 MHz.
In addition to the described, Nokia X10 is equipped with 256 MB of RAM, Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth 2.1 modules, microSD slot for memory cards. It has a 5-megapixel camera, which will be equipped with LED flash, autofocus and Carl Zeiss optics.