Lumia Nokia 900 with WP 7.8: already in the first build and test new video of the renewed homescreen (VIDEO)

Nokia will initially was "unbalanced" indicating that the upgrade to Windows Phone 7.8 was released a few weeks. We do not know yet whether this term corresponds to the truth or not, but what appears to be confirmed at the time that has already begun testing the first build of WP 7.8 for the Nokia Lumia 900 .

The confirmation came from a member of development team Microsoft in recent hours that have spread to the network 900 with Lumia eloquent screenshots of Windows Phone 7.8. As specified by KC Lemson, this is a release that is still in the embryonic stages of development, but confirmation suggests that the current flagship of the Finnish manufacturer will be among the first devices to receive important updates.

The  new video,  seen after the break, then shows in somewhat more detail than a few days ago the potential of the new Windows Phone homescreen 7.8 on Nokia Lumia 900 .

The screenshot shown in the opening portrays the new Windows Phone homescreen 7.8 installed AT & T branded version of Nokia Lumia 900. The new homescreen is characterized by tile resizable in three different formats, as is evident in the new video that we offer below:

Even you are the current top of the range of Windows Phone Lumia not receive the update to Windows Phone 8, we must note that the changes introduced with Windows 7.8 Phone start to appear definitely interesting. If, as announced, Nokia will be able to make available to existing Lumia as many features of Windows Phone 8 is not related to hardware of the new device, the current range Lumia could equally represent an attractive proposition to a specific target audience.  source [ 1 ] via [ 1 ], [ 2 ]

Hard Disk Market: SSD prices in freefall

From the site techreport emerges an interesting analysis on the price of SSD. While those of the hard disk rotary refuse to move after the floods, which last year hit production facilities in Thailand, the market for solid-state hard drive (SSD) instead has a much brighter future thanks to technology, Nand Flash becomes more accessible.

From the graphs shown on the site we can see that the trend is a continuous drop in prices to a minimum of $ 1 a gigabyte. Now for example some graphs:

 

Speaking of OCZ for example, we can see how the prices compared to March of 2011 have fallen by almost half (3 Vertex 240GB model), a trend that is so much hope for a further reduction.

 

Corsair has seen lower prices instead of their Force Series GT by more than half, especially for models with 240 GB.

 

Let us finally to Intel with 520 units, models that have recently seen the light, but which amounted to around 350, 200 and $ 100 respectively for models 240, 120 and 60 GB. Here the drop is less obvious but completely normal view of the "age" of these units compared to other models. We thus hope that this trend is confirmed and the SSD can reach all types of users.  By