Nokia 808 PureView on pre-order in Italy, costs €600
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- Anonymous
- 3LW
- 08 Apr 2012
Anonymous, 08 Apr 2012What are you all talking about!? What is so bad about the 8... morereally hope that Nokia advertise this one and support It full,not like N9 and N8 that they make incredible statement before launch..burning plattform and we will not make more MeeGo phone before any one of them was out..
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- Dave
- myA
- 08 Apr 2012
Buying this phone is like buying a disposable camera.
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- Anonymous
- keq
- 08 Apr 2012
AnonD-44227, 08 Apr 2012you're confused... unless you're talking about the US marke... moreActually no, the US was the biggest smartphone market until this year. China just recently surpassed the US market in smartphone adoption; however, china smartphone market isn't owned by Nokia but rather Samsung and Apple. In china, people are willing to pay a monthly fee just to add a signature to text messages saying "sent from Iphone". This shows you the brand power of Apple.
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- AnonD-18435
- N84
- 08 Apr 2012
I'm sorry. I have an n8 and I was cool with belle but today I tasted a lumina windows phone and it made me feel that belle is a toy software. I liked it better than android too. It is very well made.
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- Anonymous
- mDc
- 08 Apr 2012
What are you all talking about!? What is so bad about the 808? Believe me it's this money worth! Excellent camera and audio recording.. It has everything you'll need and what an good smartphone should have!! Please tell me what you are missing on the 808!? ;)
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- dinesh
- s8F
- 08 Apr 2012
good
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- AnonD-35049
- ptR
- 08 Apr 2012
Nav, 07 Apr 2012I would rather buy an SLR Camera than to buy this phone.Absolutely agree with you! and so, you put your DSLR on to your head to talk to some one and then stick it on the front window ad use it as free gps. And then... back to record birthday party of your kid or girlfriend... common,thing rationally man...
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- salmander
- utG
- 08 Apr 2012
xenon flash + led light = my all time wish come true!
still, the 41mp moniker ~sounds~ fake.
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- Anonymous
- vxK
- 08 Apr 2012
AnonD-5041, 08 Apr 2012Yes. And even more, like WiFi Direct. I love options and th... moreIt was a question. Good for you if you use all that stuff. I would have expected battery life to be better than a smart phone.
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- AnonD-5041
- 7Xc
- 08 Apr 2012
AnonD-36731, 08 Apr 2012wow, did you actually want a phone to do all those things?
... moreSo, which model was it?
http://goo.gl/cBlLW
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- AnonD-5041
- 7Xc
- 08 Apr 2012
AnonD-36731, 08 Apr 2012wow, did you actually want a phone to do all those things?
... moreYes. And even more, like WiFi Direct. I love options and the freedom to choose whatever I need and/or want.
I have been using Nokia N82 S60V3FP1 all these 5 years ever since, together with Nokia SU-8W as a business tool, hooking it up to a TV on hotels during extended trips abroad whenever I don't have a laptop. Switching app focus using the task manager is a breeze, never hang on me. Battery life is also excellent on par with smartphones.
It's both a multimedia and business tool powerhouse for me.
Sample pic for illustration http : // farm4.static.flickr . com/3250/2751120795_0664ec2321.jpg
Nokia simply works for me, and that is not even Nokia Belle. So. What. Is. Your. Point? :-)
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- AnonD-36731
- vxK
- 08 Apr 2012
[deleted post]Serious question ...
When did Symbian get proper multitasking?
Proper multitasking being when two applications use the UI at once. Was it 6 years ago?
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- AnonD-44227
- qbH
- 08 Apr 2012
dave, 07 Apr 2012And feel free to check the stats Nokia has only 1.5% share... moreyou're confused... unless you're talking about the US market... which isn't even the biggest smartphone market in the world... (china is)
take a look @ the worldwide numbers
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- AnonD-44227
- qbH
- 08 Apr 2012
AnonD-13314, 08 Apr 2012a phone with dying os,no apps,just a high mp camera to uplo... morethere's over 100k apps available...
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- AnonD-36731
- vxK
- 08 Apr 2012
Dave, 07 Apr 2012LMAO you guys.
Ok the Nokia 808 is out end of May. Rumo... moreSales have little to do with how good phones are. Look at the iPhone for example, marketing for one thing does wonders.
It's really about personal preference though.
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- AnonD-36731
- vxK
- 08 Apr 2012
[deleted post]I don't want to join your debate so just asking ...
even though Symbian supports multitasking doesn't it still have the constraint where only one application can access to the UI at a time?
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- Guest
- bJs
- 08 Apr 2012
Dream again. nokia. 600euro... rofl
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- AnonD-13314
- 7tx
- 08 Apr 2012
a phone with dying os,no apps,just a high mp camera to upload pics in fb and nokia expects us to pay 600€.
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- AnonD-36731
- vxK
- 08 Apr 2012
AnonD-5041, 07 Apr 2012Dave, you still have not accepted the challenge nor even sh... morewow, did you actually want a phone to do all those things?
It is a good point though that everyone buys the phone that meets their needs. I certainly don't need all the stuff you listed but I do need other stuff not listed.
It has been about 9 years since I purchased a Symbian phone and it has one feature that I still use it for, portable alarm clock :)
(it's permanently on flight mode, just an alarm clock)
Note, Android is bad at being an alarm clock because it unlocks the screen and allows you to mess things up turning on snooze in your sleep/half sleep. Symbian rulz as an alarm clock.
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- AnonD-13314
- 7tx
- 08 Apr 2012
such a low ppi..