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Over the past year or so, it’s been tough to get too excited about new phones. There have been some handsome new shells, steadily improving battery life and gee-whiz interface tricks, but no thrilling leaps into the future. That changed last week when Nokia and AT&T began selling the Lumia 1020, a Windows-powered smartphone with a jaw-dropping 41-megapixel camera. That’s more megapixels than ...