HTC One S review: Onederful
Nokia 808 PureView in focus: Interview with D. DinningNokia 5800 XpressMusic hits it off
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is no longer lurking behind corners as the curtains lifted today in London and Singapore on the first S60 full-touch device by Nokia. While most of the specs were given away well in advance, it's exciting to take a closer look at the touch OS. We had a taste of it back at the...
- gam28toronto
- Report
- 0
> In reply to Martin @ 2008-10-03 13:08 from mSyx - click to readWhat do you mean they were good many years ago. They still OWN 40% of the cell phone market. Grow up before making a comment please
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 14:49
- RXgS
- nassot
- Report
- 0
Simply the best Touch UI and phone from simply the best Mobile Phones manufacturer (ofc. NOKIA). Believe me, you'll see what i'm talking about when 5800 start selling ;).
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 14:48
- nUV1
- Anonymous
- Report
- 0
This phone is extremely well designed and if you knew anything about functionality you would agree.
the length width thickness and display size are perfect for holding in hand and one hand operation. I-phone is mostly a 2 hand or 2 finger use phone which causes problems especially while driving.
The OS (symbian)appears to be the best parts of several touch ui. It's not as smooth as the I-phone but its has many more options, more customizable and will have way more applications than any other OS. I'm so glad they threw in a stylus because there are situations the demand an accurate touch. There is no competition for symbian weather it be touch or not. Android is here only to compete with Windows mobile. the market for nokia and symbian is huge and will continue to grow.
I-phone is too "dumbed" down for me. windows mobile is not user friendly at all in my opinion. android has shown nothing interesting whatsoever but i would choose it if there were no symbian.
Only thiing left to decide is weather to buy the 5800 or wait for the top of the line model with 720p video recording
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 14:46
- EuZx
- Anonymous
- Report
- 0
what the hell with the double tapping?! in other touch screen devices double tapping may command zooming in or out, but on this one it's simply opening an application! no-uh...not good. Samsung's F480 touchscreen implementation is much better. (Have you noticed..i didn't say Iphone)
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 14:26
- wY84
- Anonymous
- Report
- 0
i am looking forward for this mobile !!!!! it has all new features including symbian 9.4 os....
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 14:20
- 2S$3
- Calvin
- Report
- 0
I will be a NOKIA as soon as I can get this phone in my hands.I finally get something to replace my sick I-PHONE.If this is a mid-range phone with so much in it and for the great price.The high-end device is going to seal all questions.Thank you NOKIA.
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 13:47
- Re2Z
- Anonymous
- Report
- 0
> In reply to Gaw @ 2008-10-03 10:48 from PV$3 - click to readdont say anything about nokia if u dont know anything.... it is clear u know nothing about nokia so DONT COMMENT plz...
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 13:34
- Sw@E
- Anonymous
- Report
- 0
I'd buy this phone. It has a good set of features for a very reasonable price! Iphone's are just for show off's. Though I'd like the Omnia or HTC better but they cost way too much. This is a great compromise.
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 13:32
- uSVs
- Faraz Ahmed, Pakista
- Report
- 0
yeah the phone is really gud.
esp, good that nokia introduced its touchscreen option in S60 series
S60 series, i prefer, is the best series of all in nokia handsets and touchscreen system in it is likely going to ROCK!
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 13:12
- uWEu
- Martin
- Report
- 0
Nokia er still not very good they were good many years ago.
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 13:08
- mSyx
- kitch
- Report
- 0
> In reply to Anonymous @ 2008-10-03 11:47 from TKb2 - click to readIt doesn't has dual processor.
Its single core which is used in many nokia devices from N93 to N85
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 13:00
- PESd
- Anonymous
- Report
- 0
very nice lanyard
and the sales package come with a bunch of accessories
i gonna get it when it release
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 12:53
- ibqB
- Anonymous
- Report
- 0
> In reply to Anonymous @ 2008-10-03 12:08 from kDSf - click to readoh windows mobile cant reach the user friendliness of symbian, i find it hard to send a pic to other phone even very confusing with my htc windows mobile phone
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 12:44
- w9Kr
- musicphone
- Report
- 0
I have a motto in life when it comes to mobile phones that I have been practising for 2 years now. \"Don\'t buy a non-NSeries phone no matter how good it is.\"
The new batch of NSeries that are N79, N85 and N96 are still much more exciting than this one.
I\'d still prefer the classic and traditional NSeries phones with hardware alphanumeric keypad wrapped up in a dual slider form than touch-based screen phones.
But Nokia is still indeed good in marketing for providing so many alternatives catering different individual user preferences. But we\'ll see how far this new S60 innovation can go.
But for me, I\'ll go for Nokia N85 for my next phone. The AMOLED display is much better than touchscreen, at least for me.
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 12:35
- QHJ5
- arg0
- Report
- 0
> In reply to Anonymous @ 2008-10-03 12:08 from kDSf - click to read...and more expensive (and no 3.5mm audio jack)
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 12:19
- Am9Y
- arg0
- Report
- 0
> In reply to Pavan kumar Giduthur @ 2008-10-03 11:04 from Mcm$ - click to readhifi in-ear monitors are expensive, and the phone has a low price. the phone has a 3.5mm jack, so you can use your own favourite head/earphone. what do you want more?
- Reply
- 2008-10-03 12:18
- Am9Y
Note: Sponsored advertising links are in green.
