Rumour keeps me hype up. Hahaha... I still prefer Nokia to be slow and steady. If not, all the recent quotation of the First this First that might be a big disappointment if it is not on par with the recent phone that lauched not too long ago.

talk about the battery....cannot consider as fully build-in, is pertty easy to remove(request screwdriver, sold separately ), perfer using clip-lock over screw
http://thenokiablog.com/2010/05/02/nokia-n...tery-removable/

also i been wondering about the battery, let said after using it for some time, most of the battery will become "fatty"....will it damage the motherboard?

This post has been edited by cloud8318: Aug 26 2010, 09:52 PM

u can always refuse to Buy or "Receive/Accept" it because one of the selling point is First Nokia with Battery build IN

seem like this "slow and steady" is abit TOOOoo slow and the user not steady anymore

look at the statement first Nokia bla bla.. u can see Nokia are so outdated...

if u remove the Nokia words from the selling point.. that is old skol for other phone...

finally back in action

old skol because nokia delay launch date few time.....but it still have some advance technology which other phone don't have

cant really see what he wrote. So who cares?

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Added on August 26, 2010, 10:39 pmbecause its the FIRST Nokia phone with that. Lol if its in build, There more space for the designer to add more stuff.
If its using screw its different because there no mechanism to remove battery

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Aug 26 2010, 11:11 PM

no one can answer my "Fatty" battery issue.....so sad

when its fatty the phone will have very short battery life span di.

eh...don play play wei...fatty battery damn dangerous one ler..

not only it means life span dropping, high change ur phone can be used as grenede also >.<
i'm sure u don want that in ur pants...

that i know....but when its fatty, will it bend the motherboard? seem to be a problem if the battery become FAT inside the phone, how to remove it from the phone?

This post has been edited by cloud8318: Aug 26 2010, 11:39 PM

-call come in- -answer call- hello? BOOMMMMMM!!!!!!!! headshot..

I really don't see the advantage of having a battery locked inside. Being one piece does not mean must lock battery inside. Let's ask Nokia why they choose this path over the normal route.

The rumored new currently working n8's browser?
[IMG=http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/811/vlcsnap2010082617h47m37.jpg][/IMG]

really looked like Maemo browser

Yeah , it does.

Off topic : How did you embed the picture?

yeah, that's one of the concern for N8...but the thing is, normally battery's gonna degrade, as long as u don expose to high heat, normally will not become fatty..as that happens, i think had to claim warranty lor

i believe on the interview on GSM arena, nokia already mention that because they need to keep the size down, they have to lock the battery in. They say if they don do it that way the N8 is going to be fatter then it currently is

aiyoo.....i'm not talk about how dangerous the battery after it become FAT
BTW Ori won't BOOM....only china Cap-ayam brand will....

this is a must ask question....GO Go ask during ranger programme

I did , but it shows invalid bla bla bla.