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ramesh ahir
After an unexpected leak and and a few renders of the device to keep us happy, finally we get a real look at the Nokia N8 as Pocket Lint release exclusive snaps of the latest hardware to come out of Espoo.
Nokia weren’t letting anyone turn the handset on, so there was no peek at the user interface or the inner workings of the new Symbian^3, so for now at least, the star of the show is still that 12MP camera with the Carl Zeiss optics.
Design wise it’s looking fairly Mac-like and we’re told that the N8 has a weight and heft to it that suggests a great build quality.
Also borrowed from the Mac however, is no way to open up the unit, which means there is no user replaceable battery - possibly the most surprising thing that Nokia could have borrowed from Apple's iPhone.
Nevertheless, there’s still the option to boost memory with an SD card slot accessible from the outside.
We think the Nokia N8 is a real looker, although there really is no excuse for that lime-green colourway.
With the exciting new bada interface and a typhoon of Samsung Wave deals around the corner, competition will be fierce for the next big smartphone and mobile platform.
Will Samsung’s Bada be the new Symbian, or the new webOS?
Nokia weren’t letting anyone turn the handset on, so there was no peek at the user interface or the inner workings of the new Symbian^3, so for now at least, the star of the show is still that 12MP camera with the Carl Zeiss optics.
Design wise it’s looking fairly Mac-like and we’re told that the N8 has a weight and heft to it that suggests a great build quality.
Also borrowed from the Mac however, is no way to open up the unit, which means there is no user replaceable battery - possibly the most surprising thing that Nokia could have borrowed from Apple's iPhone.
Nevertheless, there’s still the option to boost memory with an SD card slot accessible from the outside.
We think the Nokia N8 is a real looker, although there really is no excuse for that lime-green colourway.
With the exciting new bada interface and a typhoon of Samsung Wave deals around the corner, competition will be fierce for the next big smartphone and mobile platform.
Will Samsung’s Bada be the new Symbian, or the new webOS?
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