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Considering how Nokia haven’t had the best track record when it comes to properly utilizing screen real estate, here’s an interesting infographic showing how each phone compares in terms of actual display to bezel percentage. The Lumia 1520 does pretty good at 71.2%, only a few percentages bellow the LG G2 which has a full width screen with no side bezel; and I must admit the proper space utilization on the 1520 is great, as it keeps the actual phone size to a minimum (well as minimum as possible when you’re dealing with a 6? screen). The Lumia 1320 also fares quite well with an acceptable 70.25, however after that it gets pretty horrible, with the 920 at 60.4% and the 1020 at 59.8% (thank god the Lumia 800 isn’t up there). Hopefully with WP 8.1 and its on screen buttons we’ll see less and less bezel, and more screen utilization; something I’m sure many of you would appreciate (although I fear the toll on durability of devices would take a hit). Source Category : Lumia, Nokia, Windows...

What you can see here could be Sony’s next flagship device that should apparently sport a bigger (than Xperia Z1) 5.2-inch screen with thin bezel around it. The device marked as D5603 has few metallic details around the phone that make for a that much sexier look and feel. In addition, we see three larger speaker holes at the bottom, micro USB port sits on the left side along with what looks like the SIM tray; the right side has room for a micro SD card slot. Rest of the details look very much like the Xperia Z1, including the placement of power button, volume rocker, dedicated camera key, magnetic pins, headphone jack and even the LED notification light. It’s unclear what kind of camera this phone will rock and we can only hope Sony will keep its 20.7-megapixel sensor with added Optical Image Stabilization. Hopefully, we’ll get this and other (missing) details in about a month when Sony officially unveils D5603 at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona… [Via: XDA, XperiaBlog] Dusan has ...