anyway...its about time nokia set the standard again

What standard?
If camera, so far, I think there's still none that is better than N8. Others may fare better in terms of usability and features, but quality and detail, it's still N8.
Now they just step more further away, lol.

Yea camera they set a very challenging standard for others to chase like i expected even todate the Nokia N8 is still unbeatable. Now with Pureview 808 the limits is even further.

sorry...what i meant was setting the bar higher(at least for the camera)

This can probably replace a DSLR. So sifu Aspire2006 will be getting one?

cant la. cant replace a DSLR but sure will beat all camera phone and compact. Planning haha Saving for FF first

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Feb 27 2012, 07:29 PM

way to go Sifu. Cant wait to see the results (pictures)

i also cant wait to see myself take the photos result man 41Megapixels eh i think the ant if got hair also can see

new magneta owner reporting

=D

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Added on February 27, 2012, 8:10 pmjust wana ask, usually how long does it take for N9 to reach full charge from low battery?

This post has been edited by jasonlaminx: Feb 27 2012, 08:10 PM

Depends on how good your lens is. Lenses have a resolution limit, beyond that you get more pixels but no more detail.

noob question here. sory to all sifu. how to check update? since many people claiming PR1.2 have released. huhu...any link to download nokia link and NSU? to install in my laptop ready for backup. hehe.

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Added on February 27, 2012, 8:28 pmmine..3-4 hours. 99% full charge..

This post has been edited by loserkidz182: Feb 27 2012, 08:28 PM

grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr..............

Anyone know whether N9 is ipv6 ready?

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Added on February 27, 2012, 10:11 pmI'm sure by now people already have Nokia 808,Lumia 900,SGS III,iPhone 5 etc2 in their mind as their next device.
Unlike these majority of people I'll just get N9 observe how things goes with with all the mobile players till end of this year.The thing I'm most looking forward for my next device is continuous software support.Majority of manufacturers can keep up with the hardware spec but flunked hard when it comes to software support.Even flagship devices abandoned after just few months.From what I see it seems like only Pure Google devices,Symbian (surprise2),MeeGo(even bigger surprise) & iOS receiving proper software support.But I have to say iOS software support is by far the best.

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Feb 27 2012, 10:11 PM

I'm waiting for pr 1.2 update . I even google it . It said that all regions will receive the update but not for me T__T and I tot it come out on feb 29

iOS definitely, that's the plus of having 1 device and in-house type.
That's why Google Nexus also have similar treatment albeit not as good as iOS.
Symbian I think only for Nokia, for non-Nokia, I'm not sure, but for old Nokia devices, I don't think got anymore updates; but as long as it's stable should be good enough. Only for newer/modern smartphone OS where there's integrated features/services (e.g. Maemo/MeeGo/WP/Android), will be nice to have continuous updates to keep up to date for the latest features, they can actually try to make it easy for 3rd party to add in so that even if they stop supporting/providing updates, 3rd party can provide them (e.g. Maemo Plugins for Social Networks Integration; Not sure can be done for MeeGo, if yes, maybe someone can add plugins for MSN, Yahoo, etc).

anyone got PR1.2?

not yet

but i have to say the industrial design looks fugly :/ well, just a very personal opinion tho

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Added on February 27, 2012, 11:15 pmbtw, no pr1.2 yet :/

This post has been edited by Upsilon: Feb 27 2012, 11:15 PM

Well, well, I took 'leave' from N9 thread, now v3 already, good job guys.

Came back when I saw the N9 fan club site announce P.R. 1.2. Wow so fast come, feels like just yesterday got the PR 1.1. The baby still works pretty nicely but havent caught up with the latest stuff

This post has been edited by eaglehelang: Feb 27 2012, 11:21 PM

welcome back now ppl craze over Nokia Pureview 808