hehe that you must ask nokia.

Just set a single setting and u guys would able to shot those kind of photos? 

If 2-3cm, for sure the insect will fly away. I think max zoom, but camera maybe 10cm from the subject.

ANy sifus know why Joikuspot cant work on my phone? It keeps say connection unavailable, but i can browse through the internet in my phone.

Oh gosh, how on earth gt such a noob person, wanna share WIFI, but dint on WIFI pulak!

Thanks sifu, now i can maximize the using of my digi unlimited plan. Hell yeah!!!

I think the next update Nokia Carla will fix the N8 camera image quality degraded issue in this Q4! 

haha imagine this photo with 41Megapixels

smilling dragonfly even harder to take.


Nokia N8 @ A Smile a day keeps crazy ppl away by JTproductions, on Flickr

now sifu imagine this with 41 MEGAPIXELS 

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Added on February 29, 2012, 10:22 amshould we fire the flash or not? which is better?

May is the magical month.... Thanx got 2 mths to save up, will begoing to sydney in june, hopefully with 808 in my pocket.

Was in a NCC recently and notice they are having good discount offer on all batteries. I would go there because at least they wouldn't sell fakes.

Wow

It boggles the mind that 14 months ago the CEO of Nokia, Stephen Elop, got up on a stage in London and announced the death of Symbian, yet during these past 14 months we’ve seen more software updates issued to the dying OS than we’ve ever seen in Symbian’s history. Symbian Anna came out in August 2011, Symbian Belle (technically it’s called Nokia Belle now) came out in February 2012, and now here we are in April with Symbian Belle Feature Pack 1. According to the guys at All About Symbian, it’s available for the Nokia 603, 700, and 701. No word on whether or not it’ll come to other devices.

So what does Bell FP1 bring to the table? First, and most important, the CPU inside those three handsets will get a bump from 1 GHz to 1.3 GHz. That’s 30% more performance, for free. Second, there’s a ton of new widgets, including a data monitor so you can keep track of how many megabytes you’ve used. Third, the multitasking user interface has been cleaned up a bit so it looks prettier. Fourth, the notification bar is now easier to use and laid out better. And finally fifth, there’s an updated version of the web browser that’s comparable in capabilities to the browser in iOS 4 (not 5!), but also better than the browser in Android 2.2; the All About Symbian guys still recommend you install a third party browser however.

We don’t want to admit this, but we will: Symbian is now a competent competitor to today’s ultra low end Android smartphones. If Nokia can put Belle FP1 on something that costs $150 and has 3G, GPS, and WiFi, then the company has a hit on their hands. Also, the Nokia PureView 808, that 600 Euro camera flagship with a 41 megapixel sensor, that’s going to ship next month with Belle FP1 onboard. Whereas before we would groan and deride it for running Symbian, now it’s actually not that bad!

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http://www.intomobile.com/2012/04/12/nokia...03-700-and-701/

btw.... 808 have NFC or not?

icic... thx... why not all of us migrate to 808 together... hehe

But i heard there is going to be Lumia with pureview