Nokia N8 Debuts with Symbian^3
This phone is amazing but....
If any carrier did not take this phone in his lineup he will not pass or be more popular that the iphones or adroid phones
Wow. Really?
You think this phone will be no competiton to the iPhone or Android?
iPhone OS glitches are starting to annoy people.
The Nokia N8 is on AT&T by the way.
And AT&T's current list of Android phones all run on the old 1.5 OS.
Plus, th...
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You think this phone will be no competiton to the iPhone or Android?
iPhone OS glitches are starting to annoy people.
The Nokia N8 is on AT&T by the way.
And AT&T's current list of Android phones all run on the old 1.5 OS.
Plus, th...
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12 megapixel camera?
More megapixels does not equal better photos, and cramming 12 megapixels into a cellphone's camera is pure marketing. Not that any camera phone does well in low light, but I'd expect this one to be particularly terrible.
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It has xenon flash and led flash. Should do fine in low light.
Agreed. Anything over 2 megapixels is wasted online, and really, where are most pictures taken with a phone going to go? More megapixels only help for enlargements when printing photos. If I want to take a picture for an 8x10 or larger, I'll use my di...
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I had a Nokia N82 with a 5 MP camera. While the file size of the photos were smaller than with a larger sensor stand alone 5 MP camera, the xenon flash made all the difference compared to an LED flash cameraphone. I currently carry a Nexus One and, wh...
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Your argument is noted. And no one cares. This debate was firey 5 years ago. Nokia used better optics, glass lenses and other software to enhance the photo, and their camera modules have always been top notch. And.. everyone hypes their phones with ma...
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5 bands on 3G...
T-Mobile? AT&T? Take your pick for 3G. That is the new standard all GSM phones should aspire to. Not having to pick carrier before picking device. Nokia leads the way
Im pretty sure its only on T-mobiles 3g band and ATT's 2g band.
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