Nokia N8 - user opinions and reviews
- Mark
- mby
drummond86, 08 Jun 2010Good camera, shame about the rest of the phone with its below standard features, lol!Which is why even engadget gave it more positives than the Iphone 4 and twice as many as the Evo....
N8 kicks ass.
- Anis
- 3EV
Anonymous, 08 Jun 2010is the nokia n8 a better buy that the samsung i9000 galaxy s and does anyone have any idea wha... moreBoth devices are great, but they cant be compared to each other, each one is uniqe!
N8 run Symbian, Galaxy run Android
Each OS requirments to run are different from each other.
so its all about what do you like...
I will wait N8, its good for me as it is with/without its good/bad side's!!
- Anonymous
- QDW
is the nokia n8 a better buy that the samsung i9000 galaxy s and does anyone have any idea what the price is gonna be?
- Anis
- 3EV
Wizard, 08 Jun 2010Too bad it doesnt hAve a Handwriting recognitionHandwritting fails anyway lol slowwww
- rebel
- fsV
IamAnonymous, 08 Jun 2010take a moment and think about this:
the n8 and the iphone have the same screen size. the n8 ... moreNo doubt the iphone has a much better screen but the question is how many of those 600000+ pixels can you actually see? The nokia n8 pixel density is perfect. The iphones is excessive. You'ld only appreciate that much pixels if you view your screen with a magnifying glass.
Besides, what use is a good screen with nothing to display. The iphone os is the crappiest piece of shit there ever was. Its comparable to nokia proprietor os. The type used on the 5130.
Nokia n8 kicks the hell out of the iphone from which ever angle you look at it. Come on. 5mp! That is so 2007. + no multitasking, no flash, no java. . .
- Ali Abdulla
- 0ZU
Ali Abdulla, 08 Jun 2010Bluetooth 3.0 uses the wireless card... if its on all the time, it will drain the battery. and... morei know this aint the correct forum to ask, but well:
can i turn a wireless card(say usb), into a bluetooth 3.0, by means of software?
i have it as an extra... could make a use out of it :(
- Ali Abdulla
- 0ZU
N8, 08 Jun 2010Are you saying the bluetooth on n8 can be set to switch on automatically when needed?
What ... moreBluetooth 3.0 uses the wireless card... if its on all the time, it will drain the battery. and for nothing :D
im not sure thought if the device remains "discoverable" or do u have to "manually" open it every time u want to receive a pic :)
- drummond86
- Iax
Good camera, shame about the rest of the phone with its below standard features, lol!
- N8
- R1L
Engineer Man, 08 Jun 2010Here are all the features which the iphone 4 misses.
1. Free maps, google, free nav, free ... moreAre you saying the bluetooth on n8 can be set to switch on automatically when needed?
What makes you so sure?
- IamAnonymous
- Sb6
take a moment and think about this:
the n8 and the iphone have the same screen size. the n8 has a total of 230.400 pixels and the iphone has 614.400! you heard me right, not double but almost 3 times more!
I have nothing else to say.
goodnight and good luck.
- Andy Burgin
- 3pH
just read on Mobile-review.com ,about things going on at Nokia an producing the dual sim cards mobiles an the Strategy changing at Nokia,as this site as always given honest reviews about mobiles an seems to like Nokia mobiles,but Nokia now not happy about mobile-review giving there opinions on there phones an banning them from getting information about new phones at Nokia,an also says the designs at Nokia are changing showing the C01 an N8 an the little difference in shape,Pressure now getting to Nokia an its the Companies own fault for not moving the company on advancing further ahead of the others,Why? as it taken Nokia to realise they are losing touch in the Mobile market an sales an shares falling,an its only got itself to blame an the big shake up gets them moving on again
- Andy burgin
- 3pH
[deleted post]I would for the n8 as the X6 is to plasticky an Music Player not up to date yet,so wait for the N8
- drummond86
- mHb
Good camera, shame about the rest of the phone with its below standard features, lol!
- Anonymous
- tjF
[deleted post]Well, I heard about the phone.
I tested it in the shop when it is available.
I satisfied with the features and i buy it.
And I am happy with my Symbian running phone for 1 and a half year already.
- Engineer Man
- n5Q
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