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Jonne Eilimö | August 17, 2010 09:12 UTC |
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The Nokia N8 can now be pre-ordered from Nokia’s own web stores in at least Finland, Spain, Italy, France and Germany. In Finland the Nokia N8 is priced at 499€, and Nokia tells that it will ship by the end of September. What we haven’t heard previously, is that the orange color is an Nokia Online Store exclusive color, meaning that you won’t be able to buy it from retailers.
The Nokia N8 is 479€ in Germany, 459€ in France and 469€ in both Spain and Italy.
Jonne Eilimö | August 11, 2010 13:34 UTC |
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techradar.com has received a tip that the Nokia N8 will be available as early as August 26th. It has previously been rumored to be available on August 24th, August 26th, or by the end of September.
It’s a nice surprise if Nokia acutally can ship the product on August 26th.
Jonne Eilimö | July 23, 2010 08:10 UTC |
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Nokia CEO, Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, announced the financial results yesterday, and together with this, also the planned release for the Nokia N8.
Nokia has previously told that the Nokia N8 will be released in Q3, 2010. Now we have a more accurate timeframe, by the end of Q3, in other words late September.
Jonne Eilimö | July 17, 2010 18:38 UTC |
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Symbian Foundation posted a set of Symbian^4 UI screenshots on their Symbian Wiki page. The screenshots have now been removed from that page, but you can find them here after the break.
These images aren’t of course anything near final, but gives you an idea where Symbian is headed with its UI design. Symbian^4 looks like an mash-up of Symbian^3 (Nokia N8) and Symbian^1 5th edition (Nokia N97). Hit View Post to see the rest of the screenshots.
Jonne Eilimö | July 12, 2010 06:55 UTC |
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Eldar Murtazin just posted on his twitter account that he has published his statement on the ‘Nokia Situation’.
The recent drama surrounding Nokia has thrown up a great deal of information for people to pore over and unfortunately much of it has been taken out of context or poorly understood, the result being that people are left confused and asking more questions than they get answers to. Since Nokia themselves appear to be contributing to the confusion by feeding blatantly false information through their official blog and interviews with the media I felt it necessary to give you the facts of the matter away from the corporate spin and PR machinery that Nokia is employing so you can judge for yourself.
He tells in the article that the Nokia N8 that Nokia is accusing him of, never actually was in his possession, he just had a few hours a day to play around with it, and therefore can’t return it to Nokia.
Head over to this page for a good read.
Update: Read the first comment on this post. Pretty interesting story from the_ultimate11!
Jonne Eilimö | July 9, 2010 18:18 UTC |
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Nokia today posted 35 sample images taken with the Nokia N8. I’m amazed by the quality the N8 can achieve! Keep in mind that these images were taken with a pre-release device, so the quality will still be a little bit better with the final software. The images are organized with newest first, so the first images should also have the best quality (in the gallery).
Hit View Post to see the gallery.
Jonne Eilimö | July 6, 2010 15:35 UTC |
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source A massive leak hit the internet earlier today, revealing a roadmap of what will be released in the UK during the rest of the year. All the big manufacturers appear on this list, with models both unannounced and announced models. The models are organized depending on when it is scheduled to be released.
July:
- Nokia E5-00 - A phone that is already announced, but now we got a due date for it. This phone will have the same form factor as the E71 and E72. Full Specs of the Nokia E5-00 here.
- Sony Ericsson W20 - Walkman series brought to this generation of phones. A small phone that merges connectivity and music.
- Samsung i5500 – Feature wise a Corby/Genoa, but running Google’s Android operating system. 2MP camera, WiFi and A-GPS.
August:
- Nokia X6 8GB - Nokia has announced this phone, but now we have a scheduled time for it also. Exactly the same as its bigger brother, the Nokia X6 16GB. Full Specs for the Nokia X6 8GB here.
- BlackBerry Curve 9300 – Something between the Curve 8520 and Bold 9700. Mid-priced, 3.2MP camera and full QWERTY keyboard.
September:
- Nokia X2 – Candybar music phone with 2.2″ screen, 5MP camera and microSD card slot. Full Specs for Nokia X2 here.
- Sony Ericsson Hazel – Announced last year. 5MP camera with the Sony Ericsson added features (face and smile detection etc.), A-GPS, FM-radio, WiFi and support for microSD cards up to 16GB. Full Specs for Sony Ericsson Hazel here.
October:
- HTC Vision - This is the device that leaked only a few days ago. Basically, this looks like a Desire but with a QWERTY-slider. Read more about it here.
- HTC Ace – Nothing has been said about this before.
- Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 (aka. Shakira) – Has been announced. Fits in between the Xperia X10 and X10 mini. 3MP camera, 3.5mm audio jack, A-GPS and heavy integration of social media. Full specs for the Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 here.
- Nokia N8 – THE Nokia product for the fall. The first Symbian^3 capable device to be released by Nokia. 12MP camera, HD video, 3.5″ touch screen, HDMI-out, 3.5mm audio jack, 16GB internal memory, microSD card slot, WiFi and A-GPS. Full specs for the Nokia N8 here.
- Sony Ericsson Yendo – Second new Walkman series device. This thing brings a touchscreen to the walkman series. 2.6″ touch screen, 2MP camera, FM-radio, 3.5mm audio jack and microSD card slot. Full specs for the Sony Ericsson Yendo here.
November:
- HTC Gold – First Windows Phone 7 phone from HTC. For the time being, we got nothing else on this.
- Nokia E7 – Symbian^3 on board, 4″ AMOLED touch screen, full QWERTY. Maybe a retake on the N97? ~N8 with a QWERTY keyboard?
- Samsung I8700 Cetus - No specs on this, but something between the S8500 and I9000. Maybe even Windows Phone 7 on board?
Some really interesting phones we have there. Personally I’m excited about the HTC Gold, and the Nokia E7. Let’s see how this list turns out in the end :) Happy waiting!
Jonne Eilimö | June 22, 2010 13:32 UTC |
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We all know that the camera on the Nokia N8 is good, but how good does it perform in low light conditions?
Check out the gallery after the break for a photo shoot in the dark with the Nokia N8.
