ur browser got problem eh...

mine appears fine....jz click and it appear as zip file

not really.....its considered stable edi for a 1st release symbian phone,furthermore its symbian ^3

jz make sure to restart ur phone once in a few days

This is first batch ma

Anyway, I consider it okay for a first batch. This sudden "restart" happen only once after a couple of weeks.

The social widget will freeze once in a while (even after the updated version). The stock browser will crash sometimes. That's all the problems for me so far after 2 weeks of use .. quite okay la... not serious... just annoying.


PS: I do manually shut down and restart the N8 every morning ... and I'm not a heavy user

This post has been edited by hsyong: Oct 31 2010, 08:06 PM

argh... anyway i use my phone download it can download wor...use PC cannot download >_<...

anyway starting 03 i already notice it is very dark already... 04 still can notice light.

because we are using close up mode so the focus more detail thats why oily. how often do u use close up mode when using dc camera.

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Added on October 31, 2010, 8:12 pmits not really necessary to restart but its recommended like me i havent restart for 1 week di

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Oct 31 2010, 08:12 PM

i mean even if you are not using close up, there still look oily as compare to dc...
dc close up also doesn't look oily...

please post sample

i dun have apple to apple for comparison now.
perhaps some day outing will take the similar photo

some of the N8 shot

What is the meaning of oily?

Anyway my Today dinner taken both using N8 & Canon 300HS (both using close up or macro mode & canon on AV- F2.0 mode)

N8 on the top & Canon on below:





With sufficient lighting, N8 performed well wth one of the best PNS digicam but not during nite shooting due to lack of manual options

This post has been edited by stimix: Oct 31 2010, 09:38 PM

Hey.. i dunno have you all wonder that.. sometime when you charging your phone while switching the phone on, it show charging complete in about an hour +.. then you put your phone off and try to charge it again it somehow still charging?

funny n8 looks like got a lot noise

If you want to compare, compare under low light condition; That's where usually the weakness comes in, how the camera handle the noise at certain ISO, what's the available shutter speed, aperture, etc. The MP will determine the detail, but also affect the light. More MP gives more detail but sacrificing light gathering. AFAIK, changing the MP won't effect this, it depends on the camera initial design.

Anyway, for daylight picture, usually, most cameras will perform competitively; For DSLR, you may find an entry-level perform as good as a higher end DSLR, or even comparable to the professional DSLR. The difference comes when dealing with different situation in photography, example, wedding day, where you need fast, sharp and good fps to capture those moments, etc.
Then the big drama begins when you try to shoot in wedding reception, because the lightings are poor and you need to use fast shutter speed, etc.
Of course, above are example of how different level of DSLR performs; But digital camera and phone camera, it depends on how you compare and under what conditions. Under normal condition, it's hard to compare which is better because maybe both are equally good or comparable.


What browser are you using? Google Chrome have this problem. Try using Internet Explorer.
Not sure about Firefox.

Closeup shoot wth background blur of ultimate bokehness-lah That's why very nooisy background wth the centre focused part crystal clear..That's what most of DSLR did

the photo you took with the canon the spoon look soo detail..

Which one has correct lightings, it's the lighting there yellow? Maybe need to adjust the White Balance.

can't see it though..must be 100% view to notice the diff. anyway just my picky eyes

Sorry using vivid colour ..haha

for me the photo looks like left side is better than right... left side is n8 right?

I think your white balance need adjustment and your teacup photo focus too front...should be back abit