N8 Nokia Review

Latest Mobile phone review by Just Mobile Deals.com If you have ever used a Nokia before - and who hasn't? The Nokia N8 will really feel familiar. On the plus side, there's now multi-touch zoom support within the browser, email and photo gallery and you no more need to double tap options to open them, a welcome change which makes getting around the device feel faster. Also, the 3.5 inch capacitive touchscreen on the Nokia N8 is miles a lot better than the resistive screen on earlier phones such as the Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic - it's pleasingly responsive. Within the down side to this, you will still have to wade through loads of screens and pop-up notifications to do anything. These have been reduced, but we still were required to log into our Ovi account twice to incorporate our Facebook and Twitter accounts to the N8. After being prompted to load the Ovi Store - it really ought to be all set, right out of the box. We then needed to approve a secure connection, approve the download, and approve the installation. Also, when establishing email initially, a communication popped up stating that we couldn't use email on the phone unless we were registered for Ovi Mail, although that actually turned out not to be the case. We hope that individuals who buy this phone on a contract will not be troubled with this nonsensical warning. It isn't uncommon for cell phones to sport a few grammatical mistakes in some places, but, since Symbian is really a more established OS, we expect superior to to be asked if we want to 'log in automatic' Both the iPhone and Android phone have long, scrollable menus of icons that allow you to access your phone's features and apps. Nokia prefers a single non-scrolling page of icons for its main menu, with lots of sub-menus and nested options. This means options is usually harder to find within the Nokia N8 than on its competitors This is not anything new for Symbian phones, so, if you like your Nokia handset now, you will not find anything to complain about using the Nokia N8. But, as Nokia's new flagship phone, we're comparing the Nokia N8 to its competitors, such as the iPhone, the Samsung Galaxy S and the HTC Desire. Although Symbian 3 offers some improvements, the os isn't getting better quickly enough to maintain Android, and that is getting slick and a lot more fun make use of with each technology But just what a camera it is - the Nokia N8 packs 12 megapixels. There exists a cause for that raised area too - it shows the sensor more space to concentrate. There is also room for a xenon flash, which we found very bright and fast to respond. But how does the Nokia N8 perform in mixed lighting? It didn't capture colours as accurately as being the compact camera, even so it did an excellent job of recognizing the acute depth of field. The Nokia N8's 720p video-recording capability is decent. We especially liked the way the phone's second microphone, which happens to be used for noise cancellation while you are getting a call, records stereo audio while you are creating a video. But the 25-frames-per-second recording rate means videos that is included in loads of movement look jerky and nauseating. Aim to stay there when you're filming. The Nokia N8's camera is actually a rare treat, and also the hardware never allow you to down, with great connectivity as well as HDMI port. Go to Just Mobile Deals to shop for now. For the latest deals on mobile phones make sure that you visit us at http://www.justmobiledeals.com