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  • Anonymous
  • PU7
  • 15 Jun 2010

Engineer Man, 15 Jun 2010Well, The Symbian Foundation Gurus have already managed to ... moreSymbian^3 on 5800??
Can you provide a link?

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    • Anonymous
    • uRI
    • 15 Jun 2010

    Engineer Man, 15 Jun 2010The N8 might just get a revamped version of the ARM Cortex ... morevery boring and what a show off, carry on to built your own phone, we are buying one not making one like you.

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      • Mian Jee
      • uWW
      • 15 Jun 2010

      Can You Run Symbian^1 Applications On Symbian^3 Devices Like Nokia N8 ?
      Does Anybody Have Answer For This ?
      Thanks.

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        • Reyals
        • naL
        • 15 Jun 2010

        akristill, 15 Jun 2010USB 3.0 devices is back compatible.means it will work in 2.... moreUSB 3.0 devices is back compatible.means it will work in 2.0 also.

        it has Bluetooth 3.0, and USB 2.0 connectivity

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          • Anonymous
          • mp%
          • 15 Jun 2010

          boromir, 15 Jun 2010hello guys this mobile is not for the big boys lolz:) its a... moreI don't think so, you even know what smartphone means....

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            • akristill
            • KFM
            • 15 Jun 2010

            Azaad, 14 Jun 2010N8 has USB 3.0, will my PC (which is having USB 2.0)will be... moreUSB 3.0 devices is back compatible.means it will work in 2.0 also.

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              • Anonymous
              • u4k
              • 15 Jun 2010

              boromir, 15 Jun 2010hello guys this mobile is not for the big boys lolz:) its a... moreDo you even know what is a mobile phone? :)
              Is your mobile phone looks like a big bridge?

              You never see a high end phone before did you?

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                • boromir
                • nDT
                • 15 Jun 2010

                hello guys this mobile is not for the big boys lolz:) its a kids toy then no comments on the looks and any function bcoz this are disposable mobile... or maybe this is the right fone for the wrong user lolz:()

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                  • Anonymous
                  • u4k
                  • 15 Jun 2010

                  Mr. Einstein Wiener, 15 Jun 2010Many peops made an 'educated' guess that the real proc's sp... moreYou are also making a "not so different educated" guess on this issue.

                  The processor clock speed is not the point.
                  The point is the REAL PERFORMANCE of the device.
                  Just test it when it is in store before u decide whether to buy it or not.

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                    • Anonymous
                    • NaD
                    • 15 Jun 2010

                    minjo, 14 Jun 2010n8 has microUSB v2.0 & USB On-the-go support... from w... morefrom gsmarena thak you

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                      • Engineer Man
                      • n5Q
                      • 15 Jun 2010

                      Check out this review from the guys over at Pocket-lint

                      http://www.pocket-lint.com/review/4825/nokia-n8-phone-first-look

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                        • Engineer Man
                        • n5Q
                        • 15 Jun 2010

                        Well, The Symbian Foundation Gurus have already managed to get S^3 running on a N5800 handset!

                        So S^3 is the milestone. No doubt newer handsets will also support S^3 with upgrade support to 4,5 revisions.

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                          • Anonymous
                          • q{X
                          • 15 Jun 2010

                          With only 1 year lead to the expected availability of S^4 handsets, do you think N8 may be software upgradable to S^4?

                          Of course newer handsets will be likely having better hardware and power, but is there any reason S^4 should not be able to run on N8?

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                            • Dike Ogbonnaya
                            • n3h
                            • 15 Jun 2010

                            Please i will like to know if this N8 product is now in the market.

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                              • Engineer Man
                              • n5Q
                              • 15 Jun 2010

                              Mr. Einstein Wiener, 15 Jun 2010I understand your enthusiasm for new tech. But... it won't ... moreSuch as shame really. All the minute architectural changes, & sign offs, QOS, Quality control, Qualifications, approvals, it's a shame it couldn't have been achieved slightly sooner than those R&D contracts were put into place.

                              But fear not. Future for nokia is brighter. It's all thanks to IBM, Samsung still. Theres still new designs to be had. There's still the N9 & beyond not too far away. Anyway I couldn't help but mention applauding Samsung Foundry for the greatness that is ARM 1176 reduction to 32nm. That's all the statement I really wanted to make. KUDOS to Intel Alliance aswell.

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                                • TL5
                                • 15 Jun 2010

                                the only cuz i will consider n9 over n8 is , n8 dont have video codec supports for divx/xvid ... I have ma 5800 ,n82 to serve me ... I need a all rounder now ... The size never matter .... Whet matters is performance ... Meego is the way with firefox browser ....

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                                  • Nhm
                                  • 15 Jun 2010

                                  Anis, 14 Jun 2010it is not avialable anywhere!i like i want it for contract

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                                    • Engineer Man
                                    • n5Q
                                    • 15 Jun 2010

                                    Unless apples can draw new licenses, contracts from samsung to use the processors since they fall within the same 1176 family of ARM (SoC) So it could be good news for nokia especially. If Nokia can support this implementation of this New (SoC) design it will virtually drop into the same silicon process as the current (SoC). This is good news for Nokia N8, S^3 lower power computation application processor, lower power OS. This will make a huge difference to N8, it means nokia could integrate a 1Ghz unit, etc... while having the benefits over the iphone 4 in battery life & over samsungs current range of galaxy phones. It all depends on whether these new (SoC) chips can be integrated into these current smartphones PCB design.

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                                      • Mr. Einstein Wiener
                                      • PZL
                                      • 15 Jun 2010

                                      Engineer Man, 15 Jun 2010The N8 might just get a revamped version of the ARM Cortex ... moreI understand your enthusiasm for new tech. But... it won't come to NOKIA N8. do you think it is easy to change the hardware specs on two month notice? we are talking about major revamping here. even a small change in the alumunium jacket needs a tick of approval from all nokia's rank and file.

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                                        • Engineer Man
                                        • n5Q
                                        • 15 Jun 2010

                                        Do you know what this means.This is BIG news. Upto 80% more operational efficiency in these new (Soc) using High-K metal gate logic processes to shrink the technology (fabrication process) super low power requirements for mobiles. I wonder which Samsungs, Nokia, SE, Motorola, HTC phones will be blessed to get these chips unlike the Apple A4 which is a samsung Cortex A8 1ghz 45nm application processor anyway.