Those who have been waiting for the Verizon 928 will surely be able to play with the good looking handset soon. But maybe you should wait a bit more time to check out what Nokia is coming out with tomorrow. They have released a teaser video of their upcoming Lumia device, the one that will be announced in London on May 14^th.

Not many details are being shown in the video. The main thing to note is that the device has a massive camera lens with dual LED flash, and seems to have a smooth white body. The device certainly looks a lot like the leaked aluminum “Catwalk” device which has been rumored earlier to be named the Lumia 925. The 925 is said to be coming equipped with specs similar to that of the Lumia 920. But there have also been reports about an upcoming 41-megapixel “EOS” Windows Phone which is similar in design to the Catwalk.

“More than your eyes can see” is what the teaser is saying which suggests that the device will probably have stunning camera capabilities. But whichever device is coming, we will surely be there to bring the latest info about all things Lumia. So stay tuned.

Check out the video and you can leave your thoughts below.

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Nokia’s market share might not be what it once was in the world, but in China the company’s phones are still selling well and loyal customers can be found in abundance. It seems Nokia have taken notice too, and might be set to reward this loyalty with an all new flagship phone.

China Mobile is listing a mysterious new phone named the Nokia Lumia 1000 on their website, and as the current flagship Nokia is the 920, the 1000 sound to us like the new top of the range Windows phone.

If this is true, its possible that the Lumia 1000 might be a phone based on the rumored Lumia EOS or possibly even the Nokia Catwalk. Then again, perhaps it is something completely new. There is also the slight possibility someone made a typo and this phone doesn’t actually exist. Only time will tell for sure.

What do you think the Nokia Lumia 1000 could be? Excited for a successor to the Lumia 920 or do you think it is way too early in the game to release a new major flagship device running Windows Phone 8?

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The Follow Focus’ flagship feature is the focus puller, which uses a dial on the control pad and the autofocus motor built into Canon lenses to adjust focus in any live-view mode – including while recording video. What’s more, the device allows for saving and jumping between up to four points of focus without the response and feel of mechanical focus pullers.

The nine other buttons around the knob control the shutter, start/stop recording, autofocus, shutter speed, apature, ISO and various other camera adjustments.

At 7.6 cm in diameter and 142 g with the two AAA batteries, the highly portable controller plugs into the camera’s USB plug, leaving the HDMI out available for simultaneous use with an external monitor. It gets up to 30 hours on a pair of batteries, and can be used with a USB cord up to 10 metres in length.

Okii Systems is accepting preorders for the $400 Follow Focus, with the first shipments set to fly at the end of February.

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