Hey all, for those who face "non-compatible USB" issue when you connect your phone to the computer. Here's the solution that might help.

Method 1

1) Disconnect your phone from PC if connected.
2) Open Control Panel and go to "Programs and Features"
3) From the list of available programs, choose "Nokia Connectivity Cable Driver"
4) Click on the "Change" button on top toolbar.
5) In the setup dialog box that pops up next, choose "Repair" and select ok. Wait for setup to complete.
6) Restart the computer if prompted.
7) Now connect your phone to the PC. Driver installation should complete and both OVI suite and PC suite (hopefully) should detect your mobile properly now.

Method 2

1) Uninstall everything that has to do with Nokia (eg: Download, Map Loader, Ovi Suite, etc)
2) Reinstall Ovi Suite again by connecting USB to phone in mass storage mode then click on OVI suite installer

Credit goes to those who discovered it, I'm just sharing for convenience and not claiming any credit for this.

PS: TS can add this to FP? This is a common problem faced by Nokia handset of all models

My 5800 worked when i did that too but n8 doesn't.
Somehow other N8 users blame the ovi suite for this

wao see the pic
seems like n8 take pic in night like ...not good

took another one with my 500D to compare 



N8 night mode with auto ISO, F/2.8, 1/5 sec, ISO 729
500D TV mode, F/3.5, 1/5 sec, ISO 800

dont have F2.8 lens for same aperture 

Just recheck these 2 images..

yeah just hoping for either new firmware or some genius to cam mod..

+1 sifu DSLR investment is not cheap. When u starts it you will have more temptation to spend its accessories and lens end up its a very expensive investment when your Nokia N8 only cost u RM1690

I do agree N8 dont really perform that well in extreme low light. Thats why they added a xenon

about the DSLR video recording capability...actually last time my friend said some PRO said why wanted to make DLSR like video camera..it looks like @#$%...something like that.
oh well for me good can edi

investment...err...i only can say
a) investment for living
b) investment for hobby

any N8 user will be at KUANTAN on 24~27/11??? need ur help try shoot a volleyball tournament and wanna see the outcome of the pic during the game 

Read this in my November issue of financialmanagement magazine:
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Apple is smart. or perhaps Steve Jobs is a smart guy.sorry that it's not in the right orientation.

andrekua also already feedback dah... 

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Added on November 11, 2010, 8:43 pmhehe... see how factory do drop test.... 



   

680mhz is enough if the processor is ARM Cortex A8.lol...besides that,i learned 680mhz is not enough from another ranger...hehe

DARN!!!i forget to make a conclusion for the feedback!Radiance,pls add into my feedback...N8 worth the price!remove all those bug and solve the lag issue will add more value for N8.i cant find any close competitor for RM1500+ phone in comparing with N8.(compete in terms of worthiness)Nonetheless,i dun mind to pay more few hundred ringgit if Nokia dump in high performance processor,better screen,higher RAM etc etc..(this is my personal opinion)

taste decent only
back 1 step to capture nice background?

I think they will use ARM Cortex-A9. I think it was what Sifu SuperEvilAlien said.
Nokia will obviously not use Hummingbird cause it's by Samsung. Snapdragon possible but not likely knowing the fact that Nokia has been using ARM processors for so many of their devices unless they want to set precedence on the N9. ARM Cortex-A9 is quite powerful as well. With optimised speed of 830mhz. Most likely speed to get for stock clock speed. Nokia always put lowest optimised clock speed for the proc.

ARM Cortex-A9 Details : http://www.arm.com/products/processors/cor...a/cortex-a9.php

Or anyone wishing for ARM Cortex-A15 take a look at it too : http://www.arm.com/products/processors/cor.../cortex-a15.php

A15 is extremely powerful.

i brought this point up before, right now what they do is spam phones in the market, but the fact is, NO ONE changes phones every 3 months..(apart of the one or two ppl here of coz ) so no point spam so many phones out...they should just put maybe 1 flagship per year, 3 mid range(one music, one business and one camera or something else) and maybe 3 low end phone per year, then they can allocate more resource into building a better firmware for each phone, not like how it is now, dunno got 20+ phones in the market despite their market dropping

Nokia @ The Gardens says Orange N8 will be available for purchase locally next week.

Me too
We need update on OVI Map. Can't they get map data from Malsing or something?

What a joke. The "BEST" map
It's the worst among these few