Nokia has learnt from its mistakes and have decided to win its users hearts by representing Nokia 808 PureView on the lines of the Windows Phone operating system. Everything was there in the phone, and the only disappointing fact about the Nokia 808 was that it was based on the lines of the Symbian Belle operating system.

The technology is no more appreciated among mobile users. Henceforth, sales of Nokia 808 gradually declined. Now, Nokia has rolled up its sleeves to represent its phone with the Windows Phone operating system. It will also have Carl Zeiss optics and will also boast of 41-megapixel sensor, which means one can zoom to `nth' level without losing clarity. Cropping, resize failure and reframe will also be available in zoom- in photos.

It is the phone, which will support a new high end imaging experience and will also reestablish the long lost image of Nokia in mobile industry.

Industry experts were of the view that it's the most sophisticated camera phone they have ever seen. New advertising campaigns have also been designed which focuses on a point that new improved Nokia 808 is for an entire new audience.

Jo Harlow, who is Executive Vice President of Nokia Smart Devices, said: "People will inevitably focus on the 41 megapixel sensor, but the real quantum leap is how the pixels are used to deliver breath-taking image quality at any resolution and the freedom it provides to choose the story you want to tell".

Launch date of the new phone has not been officially announced, but it is said that that the phone will be shortly be making its way to US market. In addition, the Nokia 808 Pure View was launched at the World Mobile Congress
(WMC) in Spain.