Nokia 808 PureView
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  • Supersesa
  • 8T8
  • 15 Oct 2012

I also has N8, and Im in the same doubt of you.

I think 808 take MUCH better pictures than N8, has better audio output, and has the best audio recording of the market.

The screen is a bit bigger and the symbian run faster on 808.

Im a bit worried in taking an android phone and get regretted.

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    • icecube
    • pVM
    • 15 Oct 2012

    AnonD-27390, 15 Oct 2012tomorrow i will buy a new phone and i am confused to buy S3... morein my opinion buy the nokia 808. the nokia belle fp2(new keyboard with language key, new music player, lots of usefull widgets, new lock screen, very much faster and more...) is the best os for you since you have nokia n8. and use opera mobile browser v.12, now has full flash suport.

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      • tY@
      • 15 Oct 2012

      AnonD-27390, 15 Oct 2012tomorrow i will buy a new phone and i am confused to buy S3... moreIf u have N8 then buy s3 or Note2

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        • u{I
        • 15 Oct 2012

        SS, 13 Oct 2012A slightly bigger battery can be bought from Mugen batterie... more3000mAh,are you kidding,were it killed the hardware in the long run

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          • xpA
          • 15 Oct 2012

          tomorrow i will buy a new phone and i am confused to buy S3 or Nokia 808 ,i have n8 , and i think it's camera is fair enough to take a photo , so help me , is it good to buy Nokia 808 or s3??

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            • Anonymous
            • uNV
            • 15 Oct 2012

            Anonymous, 15 Oct 2012where can i find made in finland 808 pureview.In India it s... moreIts all the same...doesnt matter if hungery or finland.Same hardware,same software and same build quality.

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              • Anonymous
              • JxR
              • 15 Oct 2012

              where can i find made in finland 808 pureview.In India it shows as made by Nokia.

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                • Anonymous
                • UN1
                • 14 Oct 2012

                SS, 13 Oct 2012A slightly bigger battery can be bought from Mugen batterie... moreAnyone tried the 3000mAh battery with the custom back lit? I really wanna get one but not sure how it looks and weight with that.

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                  • mrG
                  • 13 Oct 2012

                  AnonD-69437, 12 Oct 2012what should i do before updating my 808 to fp2 to get the b... moreFormat E compartment inside the phone. Under phone managemant..do a "hard reset" under phone managament insidd your phone. connect your phone to nokia suite and install the software.

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                    • SS
                    • mrG
                    • 13 Oct 2012

                    Anonymous, 11 Oct 2012Read the GSM Arena’s Nokia 808 PureView battery test: ht... moreA slightly bigger battery can be bought from Mugen batteries for 808.
                    Perfect is though that you can easily swap the battery on the road when needed.
                    http://www.mugen-power-batteries.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=808

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                      • Nokia 808 user
                      • vGW
                      • 13 Oct 2012

                      i updated my 808 to FP2 today, one thing i noticed that when i record video with video stabilization ON in any mode (1080p or 720p or 360p) while zooming thru volume key its zooming frame by frame and it's clearly visible and when i turned OFF the video stabilization OFF its better and the zooming looks better, i didn't noticed this before the FP2 update, is this normal in 808, any one experienced this kind of issue while zooming slowly thru volume keys
                      please anyone clarify my query.

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                        • NhG
                        • 12 Oct 2012

                        what should i do before updating my 808 to fp2 to get the best performance

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                          • AnonD-69437
                          • N7E
                          • 12 Oct 2012

                          what should i do before updating my 808 to fp2 to get the best performance

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                            • IVR
                            • 12 Oct 2012

                            AnonD-68672, 06 Oct 2012Yes i already use macro mode & also tried to zooming us... moreFinally its works perfectly with detail shot using macro 8MP mode with zooming a bit. Thanks to ppnuwan for this trick
                            I need to press capture button & hold it by hover to the earth until it focused well, then moving camera to the lemon fruit with very same distance & release the capture button and here it is, perfectly shot. :) a bit tricky but its finally proved possible.
                            * actually its not pepper fruit like im mentioning earlier, its is lemon fruit lol.. :p
                            Here the pic:
                            http://www.flickr.com/photos/88129475@N05/8079679531/in/photostream/

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                              • Anonymous
                              • J1t
                              • 12 Oct 2012

                              Anonymous, 12 Oct 2012true since many project is closing down this year and no bi... morenow even citylens is closed.buy an android or whatever.Nokia dont care about belle anymoore.oh I forgot Its 2016 now already...lol...

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                                • Anonymous
                                • gxJ
                                • 12 Oct 2012

                                SamL227, 11 Oct 2012The 808 pureview could be the last symbian flagship :/ true since many project is closing down this year and no big update in progress.if lumia fail what shall they do?

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                                  • v}7
                                  • 12 Oct 2012

                                  Hold on tight nokia fans because Nokia decided to sell their HQ in Finland. Here is a piece of news...
                                  Nokia suddenly decided to sell its HQ in Espoo, Finland. Media reports say that this decision was part of the intention to get rid of non-core assets. Nokia’s representatives confirmed that their company is considering various options for non-core assets, including real estate holdings like headquarters.
                                  The experts from the estate agency believe that Nokia’s well appointed glass and steel building which features its own hot and cold running water can be sold for up to $390,000,000. The only problem here is that it is unclear where Nokia’s employees, including the accountants and executives, will be able to gather and have meetings to practice their use of buzzwords. The joke of the industry observers is that if the IT executives are deprived of the ability to use such words and phrases as paradigm, problem solutions, long-term perspective, or leverage buyouts in the company of their peers, then they get serious problems with their health.
                                  As you can understand, Finland is a bit nippy to allow the company to hold management meetings outside, especially in winter months, despite the fact that making a snowman would be a great team building exercise. The experts believe that the smartphone maker might move its headquarters to somewhere cheaper in the United States to be closer to Microsoft.
                                  The recent event show that Nokia has been trying to improve its financial situation by significant job cuts and other desperate efforts, but it seems that it would end up with selling the family silver. At the moment, Nokia has more than 120,000 employees across 120 countries, and sells its devices in 150 countries. The company is currently the world’s 2nd-largest cell phone maker in the world after Samsung.

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • iwt
                                    • 12 Oct 2012

                                    battery, 11 Oct 2012Seriously the battery drained out pretty fastRead the GSM Arena’s Nokia 808 PureView battery test:

                                    http://mynokiablog.com/2012/06...attery-test/

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                                      • Kxx
                                      • 12 Oct 2012

                                      dieed, 11 Oct 2012how to re flash the nokia 808? because after the update my... moreDieed..
                                      Use windows 7 to redownload, because win 7 is more stable and faster for internet connection, so your download file has little chance to be corrupt.
                                      If you use win 7 before, and maybe your data was corrupted, you can delete that corrupted data at c:\program data\nokia\nokia suite\nossu2\variants\products\rm-807.
                                      If you not delete that firmware data, nokia suite will not download the new one, and will install same firmware data,, still.
                                      And if you delete that data, nokia suite will download the new one.
                                      Good luck..

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                                        • Anonymous
                                        • KFQ
                                        • 12 Oct 2012

                                        i want this phone but the phone is not avialable in any shop in my town even nokia priority centres dont have which is shame for nokia. i think the reason behind it is they dont want to sell symbian phone to show their decision of making windows phone os as main smartphone platform is right and they decision of discontinuance of symbian and meego is right. the way Nokia market share is falling and wp sell is not getting up pace , its quite easy to predict that Nokia can't survive beyond 2016 ( last year for symbian as Nokia announced).