There has been lot of rumors surrounding Nokia’s new smartphone, which looks like it will be named Nokia N8. It was suggested earlier that it could be called Nokia Vasco, but seems that this is not going to be the case.
The phone is going to be relesed on the third quarter of 2010. Nokia N8 can boast with cutting-edge hardware and the latest version of Symbian OS.
The new Symbian OS called Symbian^3 promises to connect people with places and services they consider most important to publish their content, connect to social networks, have fun with programs on-demand TV and Web apps bought from the Ovi Store.
One of the strengths of Nokia N8, which will be priced around $470 (370 Euros) is undoubtedly the 12 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens and Xenon flash, which puts him at the camera and gives the ability to shoot video in HD and then edit them with an integrated suite. All thanks to 16GB memory that is expandable to 48GB via MicroSD card, and of course the touchscreen display, 3.5-inch AMOLED technology and 640×360 resolution. 
Like most of its competitors, the N8 tries to benefit from the current popularity of social networks. The user can update their status, location and share photos, view live feeds from Facebook and Twitter.
All thanks to single application that “lives” on the home screen. Transfer events of social network directly in the calendar of the Nokia N8 is an hour operation simple, and allows the user to always have on hand (it weighs 135 grams) all information on events of interest to visit. The Nokia N8 has Ovi Maps, the navigation service for pedestrians and vehicular access, which offers users guide to sites in over 70 countries around the world.
Network, where in recent weeks have filtered the first news on the latest product of the Finnish house, had been raised doubts about the operating system, Symbian^3 that appeared very similar to Symbians 5th Edition, currently equipping almost all touchscreen phones by Nokia.
The new phone with Symbian, who wrote it has tested in preliminary version, gives the idea of being very responsive to user commands – certainly with the new 2D and 3D graphics architecture – memory full but ends up in slow evident. We will see the evidence “on the road.” As it is, this environment manages several new features, including multi-touch capacitive flick scrolling and pinch zoom. Do not miss the customizable home screen to load multiple apps and widgets. Multi-tasking: Finnish second home, thanks to the management of memory, you can keep more apps open simultaneously active.
We hope to share full review of Nokia N8 really soon so stay tuned! 🙂
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he new Symbian OS called Symbian^3, Cool more amazing than other Nokia phone.
Adam
nice phone..cool features..i’ll start saving up for this phone
Awesome review of this phone. Great features like the on-demand TV. I like.
This Is no fight for the iphone4 .. it cost about the same.. but features are not as good
i fell in love with it the moment i set eyes on it..
nokia n8 how much?please reply to me. Thank you!
pretty happy with my new n8. touch screen is really nice, looks a little different than my old unlocked gsm phones but that’s ok. pretty happy with it. processor is faster and it’s great for my business in every way. not as much fun as my old unlocked iphones but i can’t complain. wifi and gps are great for getting around and helping me meet my deadlines. cant complain. also pretty great games in there I guess, for when i’m on the road. my wife loves hers for the facebook and camera and recorder to get all our little kids precious moments. texting and emailing can be a little difficult sometimes i’m used to having a keyboard i can push. but we got our blackberry unlock codes and htc unlocking for free so that’s nice! got our last couple nokia n8’s at unlockthatphone.com 2 thumbs way up