Topping tech headlines on Thursday was Nokia’s unveiling of the Lumia 1020, a 4.5-inch Windows Phone 8 smartphone featuring a 41-megapixel camera.

The Lumia 1020 will be available exclusively on AT&T starting July 26, with a $299.99 price tag with two-year contract. Pre-orders begin July 16 via AT&T’s website. Its most impressive feature, though, is the 41-megapixel camera with optical image stabilization, with a 6-lens design, a manual shutter, and Xenon flash. The Lumia 1020 can capture 34-megapixel and 38-megapixel images, as well as HD video in 1080p at 30 frames per second. For more, check out PCMag’s hands on and our interview with Nokia CMO Chris Weber.

In other device news, the Pebble smartwatch has logged an impressive 275,000 pre-orders, 190,000 of which came after its massive Kickstarter campaign. Additionally, Pebble users have already downloaded more than one million “watchapps,” the company said. Moving forward, the Pebble team is looking to ramp up manufacturing and shipping with the goal of getting its device on as many wrists as possible.

Meanwhile, Oregon dad Paul Stoute is now the proud owner of a beat-up 1962 Austin Healey Sprite, after his 14-month-old daughter, Sorella, got hold of his smartphone. Last month, the toddler grabbed the unlocked phone, opened up the eBay app, and starting tapping. Unbeknownst to the family, she’d managed to bid on the vintage car, and actually won. Stoute later found out via an eBay email that his daughter’s $225 bid was in fact the highest.

Also making headlines Thursday:

• ifttt Puts Internet Automation Into an iPhone App: ifttt, which stands for “if this, then that,” now has an iPhone app for creating recipes of automation between Internet services.
• Microsoft Embraces ‘Single Strategy’ in Major Company Overhaul: Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer outlined a major structural overhaul of the software giant, an approach that he dubbed “One Microsoft.”
• Samsung Concept Video Envisions Future of Wearables, Smartphones: Still preparing its smartwatch, Samsung offered a peek at a concept video that hints at the future of wearables.
• Rovio-Backed ‘Tiny Thief’ Released for iOS, Android: Heads up, mobile gamers: Tiny Thief, the latest title backed by Angry Birds maker Rovio, is out now for iOS and Android devices.
• Second Firefox OS Phone Launches Friday in Poland: Deutsche Telekom will release its first Firefox OS phone on Friday, the Alcatel One Touch Fire.
• Google Chrome 28 Adds Notifications, Blink Rendering Engine: Google launched Chrome 28 for Windows, which boosts notifications. An update to Chrome for Android, meanwhile, also adds translation upgrades.
• Steam Summer Sale 2013 Kicks Off With Steep Game Discounts: Steam kicked off its annual summer sale, which will provide deep discounts on popular games until July 22.
• FreedomPop Nabs $5M Ahead of Free Phone Service Launch: FreedomPop announced a second round of funding in which the company earned another $5 million.
• Nokia Shepherds Path, Vine, Flipboard, Oggl to Windows Phone: A number of popular apps are making their way onto the Windows Phone platform, including Path, Vine, and Flipboard.
• Want A Superpower? Be Careful What You Wish For: A new TED-Ed lesson series details the potentially deadly drawbacks of having the ability to fly or grow to giant size.