The N8 is one of Nokia’s most valued release of it’s a 12 megapixel camera. It proves itself to be the final cameraphone, as it also possesses Carl Zeiss optics, Xenon Flash, and HD video capture.

It’s not all about its camera though, as the Nokia N8 also sports a 3.5 inch AMOLED display, perfect for navigating around its customizable Symbian^3 homescreen. That’s not all, as the handset, also offered in Black, Blue, Orange and Silver, comes equipped with social networking integration, built-in GPS, 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity and up to 32GB storage.

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This phone is now coming on pay monthly deals with Orange. Prices start from just £5.11/month, once cashback has been claimed from 16 months free line rental on an 18 month £15.32/month contract. This also includes a free handset, 100 minutes and unlimited texts.

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This device is set to be the new standard for what a super phone should be. Starting with a dual-core Tegra 2 1GHz processor, 4″ capacitive display, 8GB of built in storage tribute with an expandable microSD slot, 1080p video capture, front/rear camera and Android 2.2. There is no doubt this phone will give anything in its lane the inadequacy multifaceted of a life span.

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The N8 is a nice looking phone it has a minimalistic devise and is very efficient and downy. The glass touchscreen covers most of the front of the phone, and the front has a single button. The phone is made out of aluminum, which gives it top quality and high-end look.

The capacitive touchscreen is a joy to use and is very responsive. Other specifications include 16GB of storage, which is ample unless you have loads of music, GPS with free Ovi Maps navigation, FM radio and FM transmitter, front facing video call camera, microSD card slot, 3G and Wi-Fi.

The N8 also runs on the new Symbian^3 operating system, which has been improved for better touchscreen support. We liked using the new operating system and are a much better improvement than previous editions of Symbian on touchscreen however there are still a few complaints.

Overall the N8 is Nokia’s best touchscreen smartphone to date, and is also the best camera phone to date, it looks great and functions well. Nokia users as well as those looking for an superb camera quality or even a touchscreen phone, being cheaper than other high-end phones gives it a little added desirability.

Good points: Looks great, incredible quality camera

Bad points: Operating system trouble

Others to consider: Apple iPhone 4

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Now Three says that it will appear in “early 2011″ but its pricing has not yet revealed. Nokia wasn’t available for comment about why its E7 handset will be tipping up later than expected.

Of the four handsets launched at Nokia World, the Nokia E7 was very much the darling of the range, having been described unsurprisingly as the “ultimate business smartphone”. But it would appear from Three’s promotional video that the firm does not see it as just a business tool but also a phone for consumers.

The display is a 4-inch touchscreen featuring Nokia’s “Clear Black” technology. This means it is “black is blacker than black,” according to Nokia’s mobile solutions VP, Anssi Vanjoki speaking at Nokia World. There, the screen’s text and images certainly looked crisp and there was no sign of a background that was more grey looking rather than black.

As a product aimed at the business market the E7 does have Microsoft Exchange Activesync. Email, SMS or other messages can be typed out on the slider keyboard that is displayed on the touchscreen. Both are responsive and easy to use.

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The contract for this QWERTY phone ranges from £25 per month up to £55. The former necessitate users to pay an upfront fee of £199 for the handset, while the latter – which is the highest monthly fee, offered — comes with a free handset and 300 minutes of talktime.

There is other difference of the contract as well. Consumer who are looking to pay the lowest monthly fee while still get the handset for ‘free’ can choose the £35 monthly plan. This comes with 900 minutes of talktime and free 750mb of data plan.

All in all – the contracts come a bit on the steep side. But given its high-end specs and high demand from Android lovers in the UK – it is something to be predictable and a rather bittersweet pill that they must consume.

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The biggest disappointment is that the Merge is still to be announced at Verizon exclusive which means that the only hope for a local re-release of the handset. Two new devices are being polished by Nokia, the C2-01 and X2-01 handsets. Despite the fact that the designations for the two are similar, these two phones look quite different from each other.The C2-01 is your standard candy bar mobile phone while the X2-01 brings in a physical QWERTY keyboard in portrait view.

The BlackBerry Playbook touch screen tablet has been slowly bob up and down the radar as the Samsung Tab and the iPad are still battling it out for the top spot in the tablet industry wars. Still, the Playbook deserves some much needed attention.

RIM has already confirmed that the device will be commercially available sometime this coming Q2 of 2011, but aside from that, not specific launch date has been pinned down. From what we have seen from the QNX mobile platform, this is one device that tablet users will enjoy in terms of browsing and media playback –though app support is still one major weakness for the device.

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Nokia 2720 Phone (T-Mobile)

1. Compact, reasonable phone with external screen featuring hidden-till-lit mirror effect

2. Hands-free communication

3. 1.3-megapixel camera/camcorder; access to personal e-mail and instant messaging services; personal organizer tools

4. Up to 4 hours of talk time, up to 200 hours (8.3 days) of standby time

5. Perfect for those looking for an easy-to-use, affordable handset to stay connected to friends and family, the dual-band GSM/EDGE Nokia 2720 is a compact fold phone that’s a great mobile companion. It’s loaded with style as well, with a mirror-effect design on the front of the phone that displays current time and incoming calls.

It features as a 1.3-megapixel digital camera with video capture capabilities, Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free devices, and access to personal e-mail via popular services.

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Partially, the responsiveness of the device is helped by the decidedly middleweight screen. A 320×480 resolution restricts it somewhat to the minor leagues, as the big boys all have 400×800 these days. That said, the 3.2in screen is bright and legible enough, although not so great for video or more graphically intense web pages.

The 1500mAh battery is called upon to power a range of features. As you’d expect from any phone wanting to consider it smart, there’s built-in support for Bluetooth 2.1 (with A2DP), Wi-Fi, GPRS, Edge and HSDPA, but even with heavy use, you can expect to get almost a full working day out of the battery.

170MB of storage on the phone itself is supplemented by the microSD slot. With the newer versions of Android there’s no need to store all your apps on the phone itself, so you can add up to 32GB of data, games and utilities.

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The features of Nokia c3-01 Touch and Type are:

1.The handset offers social media features including twitter and Facebook integration in addition to the entertainment options of a stereo FM radio as well as an MP4/MP3 media music and video player.

2.For those who enjoy taking photographic imagery with their handsets, this unit provides an impressive 5.0 megapixel camera which comes with an LED flash. In addition, the camera can also be utilized to take effective VGA video at 15 frames per second.

3.The unit offers the ability of either vibration or ring alert options as well as the option of making use of available MP3 files to supplement the existing ringtones. The handset offers personal listing options by virtue of the included 3.5 m audio Jack whilst the speakerphone provides hands free communication functionality. In addition the unit offers photo call capability provided by the handsets phone book.

4.The handset comes with an impressive array of connectivity which includes internet access, which is provided by the handsets own HSDPA connection, providing the ability to access the web at speeds of up to 10.2 Mbps, or the alternative of Wi Fi, and the use of available hotspots. Additional connectivity is provided by virtue of the GPRS, EDGE micro-USB and blue tooth connections in addition to an integrated microSD card slot.

The Nokia C3-01 Touch and Type, much like the Nokia N8, offers functionally superior technology, encased within a stylish outer casing. Recently Nokia have brought out an impressive array of new styled handsets that have proved to be popular with the consumer, this handset will be no different.

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