Nokia's First Touch Screen Phone Comes to Light
and please stop saying their 1st touch screen it is not!!
it is their 3rd touch screen as the 7700 was the 1st and the 7710 which i own is the 2nd
IMPEREAL said:
It is their 3rd touch screen. The 7700 was the 1st and the 7710, which I own, is the 2nd.
I've never heard of either one of them.
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I think this is a very well rounded device.
1. It has a REAL headphone jack. Stereo speakers!
2. It will have U.S. 3G bands.
I and it comes pre packaged with an 8GB card.
I'm not going to be naive enough though to hope for AT&T to pick it up, bc AT&T is addicted to offering they're customers txt'g phones. But refuses to carry the very best that Nokia has to offer.
2. It will have U.S. 3G bands.
I and it comes pre packaged with an 8GB card.
I'm not going to be naive enough though to hope for AT&T to pick it up, bc AT&T is addicted to offering they're customers txt'g phones. But refuses to carry the very best that Nokia has to offer.
We might be lucky, AT$T is in on this symbian opensource thing, might carry over to something like the 5800. Nice looking phone too, makes the TM G1 look like a toilet bowl brush.
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sounds like the blackberry storm, minus wifi (that kills me)
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why???????????????
why targeting the youth market???? i know there is tons of money to be made in that market.
what about us hard working people that aren't willing to get our kids a fancy phone?
either way, i will wait for future models. i am sure nokia will come out with something good like they always do.
what about us hard working people that aren't willing to get our kids a fancy phone?
either way, i will wait for future models. i am sure nokia will come out with something good like they always do.
I hear you! I don't understand it but in my area it seems kids with no jobs and are not old enough to work have Treos BBs iphones etc. It puzzles me why parents allow their kids to have so much internet power at disposal in their hands. I don't mind f...
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This phone is dead before it even hits the market...
"It uses touch-resistance (not touch-capacitance) technology for the touch screen and haptic feedback."
It needs to use a resistive touch screen in order to work with a stylus, which is all but necessary for Asian languages.
I would prefer a capacitive screen too, though. âšī¸
I would prefer a capacitive screen too, though. âšī¸
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..you lost me at resistive
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I think manufacturers underestimate the impact this has on user experience.
I think manufacturers underestimate the impact this has on user experience.
Video of Nokia Touch!
I watched this video on my phone using Skyfire!
http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2008/10/02/nokias-5800 ... »
http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2008/10/02/nokias-5800 ... »
