Nokia N8

At long last, the Nokia N8 is finally here, amidst a flurry of news that accompanied its announcement since April 2010. More than six months down the road, and almost missing the Q3 2010 launch promise, the N8 was pushed into the market and delivered to consumers. Well, some, not all consumers.

Nokia N8 review

The Nokia N8 is a slick and stylish smartphone with superb multimedia features. But the Symbian software is a long way from competing with similar offerings from Apple and Google.

Nokia N8 Review

The Nokia N8, until now, had one major problem - the truly pathetic Symbian^3 OS. However, that problem has now been solved with the Anna update. The otherwise floundering smartphone is now a hugely improved overall package.

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Nokia N8

When, in the distant past, I went to upgrade my phone from the awesome Nokia 9210 Communicator, the shop assistant asked me a simple question – "Do you want a phone that's great at taking pictures, or great at playing media

Nokia N8

Beautiful hardware that's crammed with features, but the N8 is totally let down by Symbian

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Nokia N8 review Review

The Nokia N8 looks fantastic on paper, but Symbian 3 is frustrating to use compared to competing smart-phone operating systems. A slick case and great camera help to make this the best Nokia touchscreen phone ever, but it's just not fun to use.

Nokia N8: Hardware Impresses, but Software Underwhelms

When I first got my hands on the Nokia N8 ($550 unlocked; price as of 10/3/2010) back in June, I was impressed with its hardware and multimedia

Nokia N8: Hardware Impresses, but Software Underwhelms

The Nokia N8 has some cutting-edge multimedia features, including a 12-megapixel camera and HDMI output, but the operating system feels stale and dated. When I first got my hands on the Nokia N8 ($550 unlocked; price as of 10/3/2010) back in June, I was impressed with its hardware and multimedia features, but had the feeling that the software was stale and outdated. After spending more time with the N8, I haven’t changed my opinion very much. If anything, I am even more impressed with the attractive hardware and the fantastic camera–which makes the dated OS even more frustrating.