Before I was an Android user, I used to be really into Windows Phone. Back then, Nokia was already doing some pretty great ...

The Nokia Lumia 1020 is back, well, sort of. An enterprising tech enthusiast (and Redditor) has stuffed the innards of an Apple iPhone SE 3 into a Lumia 1020 case to create something called the ...

The Lumia 1020 only features one rear camera, with a total resolution of 41MP and a total usable resolution of 38MP. By comparison, the OnePlus 12 camera setup consists of three rear sensors, ...

This flagship Lumia for 2013 combines the high-end features of the 92x series with Nokia's exclusive 41-megapixel PureView camera technology, featuring unique zoom capability, long exposures ...

The Nokia Lumia 1020 is a smartphone that was released in 2013 with its major claims to fame including its 41MP camera, Nokia’s iconic Lumia design language, and the now-defunct Windows Phone ...

9to5Mac spotted a Hackintosh Reddit community post in which user OceanDepth95028 showed off what they say is a near-total replacement of the 2013 Windows phone with the guts of a 3rd-gen iPhone SE.

This project combines the internals of a 2022 iPhone SE with the body of an old Nokia Lumia 1020. While you can still use the phone’s shutter button, the Lumia’s big 41MP camera has to go to ...

The Lumia 1020 was a lot of smartphone in July 2013 ... That big 41-megapixel sensor jutted forth from the phone body, and Nokia reps showed off its low-light, rapid-motion camera abilities ...

On the r/hackintosh subreddit, one tinkerer posted a project of theirs: an iPhone SE 3 modified to fit inside of the housing of a Nokia Lumia 1020. That phone was certainly unique, but obviously ...

Franken-phone: In today's episode of "the most unholy tech mashups known to man," we have an iPhone SE 3 brain transplanted into the body of a classic Nokia Lumia 1020. The Lumia lineup still ...

In this case, a reddit user took the time and effort to put the internals of an iPhone SE into a Nokia Lumia, dubbing it the “LumiPhone 1020 SE.” Reddit user OceanDepth95028 posted his work of ...