Nokia N8
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- AMANITA
- s8f
- 11 Sep 2010
@MiR, 11 Sep 2010Hey AMANITA,what's QT? Where to download it? Can it really ... morehttp://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Using_Qt_Creator_With_Symbian
I havent tried it ,just google it ! Follow tutorials on youtube !
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- Anonymous
- Kec
- 11 Sep 2010
I Am waiting for next year flag ship because my mini is still working well
Thee is a chance that meego can be my next phone when its price
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- phones fan
- fwM
- 11 Sep 2010
Syd, 11 Sep 2010I just got Samsung Galaxy S, and i must admit the screen is... moreupdate your phone to andriod froyo to get the flash 10 support.
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- AMANITA
- s8f
- 11 Sep 2010
Syd, 11 Sep 2010I just got Samsung Galaxy S, and i must admit the screen is... moreSell it as soon as possible and be ready to get N8 ;)
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- Lulzim
- 3%1
- 11 Sep 2010
TC, 11 Sep 2010It will be an epic failiure because Symbian3 is still Symbi... morei agree with you , symbian suck if we compare with ANDROID . ANDROID IS KING
Sony Ericsson Make Believe ...
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- Anonymous
- fnK
- 11 Sep 2010
This will tell you most of the story of Nokia N8:
http://mea.nokia.com/find-products-en/devices/nokia-n8/gallery#galleryTab=demo
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- Pppppc
- N7D
- 11 Sep 2010
95% daily interest. Yeah right! Do u know what that means? That, of all the guys who log in to the GSMArena site 95% of them check out this forum (N 8's forum), but ofcourse there are those of the 95% that check out other forums. This's called a real hit. Whether a hater or a fan u are glued to this forum. Lol!!
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- Anonymous
- M3s
- 11 Sep 2010
I'm not normally a Nokia fan, but I had the pleasure of playing with an N8 a couple of days back, and its actually impressive. Dont be fooled by the 680mhz processor, this phone is FAST. keeping up with the 1ghz phones easy, simply because all the visuals are processed on the dedicated GPU, leaving the CPU free to just process background tasks, something not possible with the current snapdragons or hummingbirds.
Symbian has been obviously improved as well, the whole interface feels much more touch friendly, the double tab nonsense of before has gone, which along with capacitive technology in the screen makes everything feel really nice and smooth.
I only got to talk to the Nokia guy for about 10 minutes, but I've been in the mobile industry for 3 years, I've had Iphones, Samsung handsets (Android, and currently BADA, SE handsets running Symbian, basically everything you can imagine. I've always avoided Nokia phones due to a strong dislike, but the N8 is seriously making me consider my next choice of upgrade.
Dont hate it, before you try it, trust me.
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- 0Tq
- 11 Sep 2010
SidewindeR, 11 Sep 2010OMG... 95% daily interest!!! Yeah we're back in business ba... moreIt will be an epic failiure because Symbian3 is still Symbian and not being able to easily remove the battery aftet one a the many traditional crashes will make most customers very angry. The small screen-resolution is not ok on a top end multimedia top end smartphone, and the traditionally small Nokia battery is definetly mot acceptable today, and only 256 mb ram is not enough to be able to multitask.
Android is based on Linux and it is much better than Symbian, and MeeGo can maybe be as good as Android but its constant delays indicate problems with MeeGo. Nokias only chance to compete against the markets top phones from HTC and Samsung is to abandon the Symbian failiure. Nokia fans are even more blind and fanatic than IPhone-fans.
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- Anonymous
- fnK
- 11 Sep 2010
u can use the phone before buying it!!!!!
u can see every side of the phone with info!!!!!
click now (Nokia Official) http://mea.nokia.com/find-products-en/devices/nokia-n8/gallery#galleryTab=demo
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- SidewindeR
- PB7
- 11 Sep 2010
OMG... 95% daily interest!!! Yeah we're back in business baby.... This is sure going to be an epic when it comes out. The most awaited phone of the year.
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- Syd
- 3Jb
- 11 Sep 2010
I just got Samsung Galaxy S, and i must admit the screen is out of this world!
but there are so many features i miss from nokia (upgraded from nokia 5800) like profiles, flash support on websites Galaxy doesnt even show any flash content browsing web is kinda boring compared to 5800!
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- prasanna
- vIf
- 11 Sep 2010
i cant wait to see this fone....i wannaa buy it soon and say a bye to my N79 ......i wish that this N8 released pretty soon..........
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- tDK
- 11 Sep 2010
Still waiting
:D
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- Anonymous
- PBR
- 11 Sep 2010
bisngit, 11 Sep 2010what is the zooming capability on this phone?Photo shoot with 2x digital zoom zoom
Video recording with 3x digital zoom-zoom-zoom
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- hayato
- BG1
- 11 Sep 2010
I think it has something to do with my comment about the facts. I asked if he is japanese because he kept on saying the term "baka" which literally translates to "stupid" in english. Maybe i'm misunderstood.
Or is it because i used a vulgar word. But i covered the "u" with asterisk, and it is meant for someone deserving.
But anyway, any of you guys prefer a silicone case? Nokia is selling some, does it mean n8 is prone to scratches? I don't like silicone cases, but i might get one. Dark grey is my choice of color :)
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- Anonymous
- u73
- 11 Sep 2010
bisngit, 11 Sep 2010what is the zooming capability on this phone?there are pinch to zoom in photo, web browser, ovi maps(not sure if it is there out of the box, but i can confirm that we can pinch zoom in ovi maps in n8, there is already a youtube video , go to look for it)
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- Anonymous
- t7U
- 11 Sep 2010
I played with a green Nokia N8 for only a few minutes at the demo. The color was not exactly on top of my list. The black one looked better in my opinion. The N8 felt rugged, tough, and solid in the hand. It’s not the prettiest thing in the world, but I have a feeling it will grow on me.
I didn’t have time to dive deep into the OS. The interface of Symbian^3 felt expectedly similar to Symbian^1 found on the N97, N97 mini, X6, etc. The major differences I noticed during my hands-on were the multiple homescreens, Cover-Flow albums (not sure how Nokia calls it), and the visual multi-tasker. The homescreen widgets and app menus felt basically the same. Next time I have the opportunity to look at the Nokia N8 and Symbian^3, I would like to pay more attention to how it handles offline mode and switching between wifi and 3G connections.
There was multi-touch aka pinch-to-zoom on the photos and web browser, but not on Ovi Maps. It felt snappy! I was disappointed that I couldn’t test the web browser because there was no wifi and the AT&T services could not get a connection at the location.
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- Anonymous
- t7U
- 11 Sep 2010
I played with the camera on the Nokia N8 a bit. I’m a fan of wide-angle lens and the Nokia N8 has it! Digital zoom looks good. Objects didn’t appear blurry or pixelated on the screen when zoomed in. The face detection focus was pretty cool, too. I couldn’t give the xenon flash a proper test, but flash properly fired when I took a photo of an object against a large window with morning sunlight shining in. It looked good from the device’s screen, but I couldn’t upload it online for closer inspection.
Overall, I think the Nokia N8′s 12mp camera with xenon flash and HD recording will be the major selling point for me. Those who hate Symbian will most likely still hate Symbian^3. The UI changes aren’t noticeable but that was already expected. The Nokia N8 will be available late summer of 2010 for EUR 370.