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Seems like a very typical MS style publicity stunt, where they know full well someone was going to leak it out, but they dont want to be seen as publicly announ
by krmmalik 15y ago
Seems like a very typical MS style publicity stunt, where they know full well someone was going to leak it out, but they dont want to be seen as publicly announcing it. I mean its filmed in very high quality for goodness sake and there's no shake on the camera, so a dedicated tripod-mounted camera? I think so.
- ikilledkojack 15y agoAt the same time, it could also be someone with access to the footage which maybe was intended to remain for company use only who leaked it illegitimately.
- JonnieCache 15y agoThe panning indicates that the camera was indeed likely mounted. Also it seamlessly cuts between two angles.
- kooshball 15y agothe video was shot by Nokia, not some random reporter.
- yuhong 15y agoOf course, I don't mean doing it like this, but I was thinking about allowing engineers to discuss projects in public non-confidentially without making official promises or announcements may be a good idea when appropriate for a while now.