Nokia Lumia EOS with 41MP PureView camera confirmed and will run Windows Phone 8

It looks as though Nokia can’t wait for its own event and placed the ginormous number 41 on its July 11 open invite.
Apparently, Nokia will unveil a brand new Windows Phone next month, the Nokia Lumia EOS with 41-megapixel back-facing camera called “PureView.” Experts say the Lumia EOS and the 808 PureView phone that Nokia previously released are sharing the same camera technology.

Nokia confirms in a blog post that the Nokia Lumia EOS will offer a 41-megapixel PureView primary camera.

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In a blog post, Nokia said that they have 41 million reasons while inviting Lumia owners and other consumers to watch the 2013 Nokia Conversations event. Apparently 41 million = 41MP or 41-megapixel, so it’s just a clue about the next flagship Lumia handset.
Keep in mind that Nokia is relying on Windows Phone only, so it is obvious that the long-rumored Lumia EOS will also run Microsoft’s mobile operating system.
And with Windows Phone, the Lumia EOS will not offer Twitter’s Vine, Instagram with its photo and new video service and other video and photo-centric applications available only on Android and iPhone, though it is possible that Nokia will add a companion app that will take advantage of the exciting 41-megapixel shooter on the Lumia EOS.