Nokia N8 - user opinions and reviews
- gitty
- YQE
mspallz, 19 Jan 2011i know...but all say symbian's usability standard is not upto mark...and i read that n8's vide... morekeep reading,my N8 can play files larger than 2gb !
- mspallz
- uts
Anonymous, 19 Jan 2011smartphone specs are just like lust. If nokia gave 1Ghz you would want dual core. If nokia gav... moreno i wanted nokia to accomodate either android or maemo[or MeeGo if possible]..to nokia n8 and to have a led flash for video light...then it becomes too costly..
- mspallz
- uts
[deleted post]i say nokia n8 would be too costly to buy and too heavy{coz it has manual focus..so u would have a huge lens}...
- gitty
- YQE
Anonymous, 19 Jan 2011what are first batch and second batch?press *#0000# on the screen,check software version,
011.011 - 1st batch
011.012 - 2nd batch
N8's from 2nd batch have no issues
- mspallz
- uts
Anonymous, 19 Jan 2011I thnk u should go wth nokia n8,coz it hs lots of unique features. i know...but all say symbian's usability standard is not upto mark...and i read that n8's video player has some issues..it cant play files larger than 2GB..and so on..so i m thinking of tryin BADA OS
- Anonymous
- TL5
ella, 19 Jan 2011Yes, I like what you posted. All comes with a competitive features. However, many people looks... moresmartphone specs are just like lust. If nokia gave 1Ghz you would want dual core. If nokia gave dual core you would want 2500Mah battery. If nokia gave that you would want 8mm slim profile... And it goes on like this
- roy
- fuu
my n8 is just a month old its full of shit shutting itself off.please don't attempt,as they say not all that glitters is gold.
- Anonymous
- Nv1
[deleted post]that would be the killer phone with those specs!!!will would be able to play crysis XD
- Anonymous
- 7qx
mspallz, 19 Jan 2011hey guys...i m in a confusion...pls help me..nw i have 2 choices..samsung wave s8500 and nokia... moreI thnk u should go wth nokia n8,coz it hs lots of unique features.
- Anonymous
- BQB
N8, 19 Jan 2011A MUST READ FOR EVERYONE- Top 10 Ways Nokia N8 Symbian^3 Firmware Update Improves Your Noki... moreyou jst trying hard for nokia s survival
- ella
- v0q
Anonymous, 19 Jan 2011nokia wants competition. With such specs no one would ever buy a samsung or apple. But whats t... moreYes, I like what you posted. All comes with a competitive features. However, many people looks down on Nokia N8-00 because it has only these features. So, what that kind of features has been implemented to Nokia N8-00, do you think they will look down on this?
- mspallz
- utD
hey guys...i m in a confusion...pls help me..nw i have 2 choices..samsung wave s8500 and nokia n8..which 1 to buy??
- Anonymous
- TL5
[deleted post]nokia wants competition. With such specs no one would ever buy a samsung or apple. But whats the fun in winning the race if you are the sole runner
- N8
- t5{
Anonymous, 19 Jan 2011what are first batch and second batch?1st batch means N8 first units that starts to ship after official launch of nokia
2nd batch of N8 start shipping from Jan 15.
- N8
- t5{
MUST READ FOR EVERYONE--
GLOBAL – Being disorganised is SO last year. This year is about
getting things in order and being as
efficient as possible. For us
anyway. That ’s why we ’ve put together a little guide to how you
can make this year a productive
one, right from your own mobile
phone. Find out how you can get
organised with your Nokia, right
here. Read on.
We’re hoping last year was a great year for you and we ’re here to help you make this year an even better
one. With some useful advice and
tips on how to make the most of
your phones native software, plus
some help from the apps that await
your attention from Ovi Store.
1. Ovi Setting up an Ovi account is the
best way to get the most of your
Nokia phone. Once you ’re set up with your free account at Ovi.com , you ’re phone is only a few clicks away from any service Nokia have
to offer.
2. Email Pre-installed on all Nokia devices, it
goes under the name of Nokia Messaging and it’s the first thing we do when setting up a new phone.
With support for Ovi Mail, Yahoo!
Mail, Google Mail, Windows Live
Hotmail and many other POP/IMAP
accounts, as well as corporate
accounts using Microsoft Exchange, you ’ve got access to ten personal email accounts. Instantly
connecting your phone to any/all
of your inboxes.
3. Ovi Store For those apps that aren’t already installed on your phone, it ’s the best and quickest way to get apps.
Shopping at Ovi Store is as simple as clicking the icon and browsing
through through thousands of apps
and games.
4. Sticky Notes Touch No organised person would be
complete without Stickynotes. You
write little things down and stick
them on your wall to remind you to-
do something later. Sticky Notes Touch lets you jot down tasks quickly, onto a virtual cork
noticeboard.
5. Ovi Maps Ditch the A-Z or the other route
planners you browse on the net
before you leave the house. Switch
on Ovi Maps on your phone and you ’ve got instant navigation – with turn-by-turn directions – to anywhere in the world. For free,
forever.
6. Multiple alarms If you wake up at 5am every
morning, bringing yourself to reset
that alarm every night is the last
thing you want to do. Set up a
repeating alarm so that you only
need to set it once, leaving the phone to do the boring repetitive bit
by itself. Navigate to the Alarm
section of your phone, add your
new alarm time and choose which
days you want the alarm to sound.
Job done.
7. Ovi Contacts Personal data is the number one
thing people care about most when
something goes wrong with their
technology. A phone can be
replaced, but the phone numbers
held within can be lost forever. Ovi Contacts can grab all the phone contacts from your phone and store
them online, forever. Syncing your
phone over-the-air with the server
from time to time will keep this list
up-to-date and keep your contacts
safe and sound.
8. Social Being organised doesn’t just mean being on top of things at work, your
social life also needs organising
too. You don ’t want to forget someones birthday do you? Social keeps you up-to-date with your
friends’ activity – through their status updates or tweets – and lets you download events they ’ve organised on Facebook right into
your phone calendar and comes
built-in with new Symbian devices.
9. Quickoffice Pro 6 Do some of your work on the hour-
long train journey home, so you
can spend some more time playing
with the kids or shooting zombies in
that new game you ’ve got. Whatever you prefer. Quickoffice Pro 6 turns your phone into a portable work desk, enabling you to
go through those accounts and
finish that presentation for the next
morning.
10. Memory Status Touch After a while and a good few
months down-the-line, you might
notice you ’ve filled all that storage space on your phone with apps,
games, music, videos and photos. Memory Status Touch , helps you keep an eye on the memory of
your phone so you know when it ’s time to do some house-keeping, to
remove some of that old content.
So, ten ways to help you keep
organised this year and make the
most of your phone.GOOD LUCK
- Anonymous
- TL5
gitty, 16 Jan 2011my 2n8s were .4m 1st batch,faulty ! After that my 3rd n8 is 4m 2nd batch,itz perfect,no issues... morewhat are first batch and second batch?
- N8
- t5{
Nokia N8: How To Upload
Photographs To Facebook
Once you ’ve taken photographs using the
excellent camera on the
Nokia N8, the chances are you ’ll want to share them. Nokia’s Ovi service makes it easy to share
snaps with Facebook or Twitter
To get started, open the photograph
that you want to share on
Facebook. Once you ’ve cropped or edited it, and are happy with the
way it looks, it ’s time to click the share button. The button is on the
bottom left of the photograph.
You ’ll need to have an Ovi Account, and you ’ll also have to enter details for your Facebook or Twitter
account. Once you ’ve logged in and stored the login details for your
social networks, future uploading is
a simple case of tapping the share
button in any of your photographs – they ’ll then upload automatically, with the time
and “via Ovi by Nokia ”
You can also add multiple
photographs from the Facebook app
itself – or even upload snaps straight from the camera. To do this,
click on the little camera icon in the
Facebook app.
You then be asked what you want to
share, being able to choose from the
following options: Photo(s) from the
Gallery, Photo from the Camera and
Video from the Gallery. All do
exactly what they claim to, making it easy to upload your content.
Clicking on the Gallery option takes
you straight to your snaps – you can click on up to six to upload – simply press OK once you ’ve picked the right ones. Clicking the
Camera option lets you take a
photograph there and then,
automatically uploading it straight
away.
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