OK lets me do a survey...
Your N82 phone is hot when
1) Charging
2) Browsing with Wifi
3) Browsing with HSDPA -> 2nd HOTTEST
4) Data Transfer with Wifi
5) Download data from browser with Wifi
6) Download data from browser with HSDPA -> 1st HOTTEST
7) Playing SIS/N-Gage Game
8) Playing Java Game
9) Phone call, chat too long
10) Turn on GPS for too long
11) Listen to music or mp3
12) Listen to radio
13) Watching Movie
14) Watching YouTube/FLV
15) Xenon is too HOT 
16) Recording video

Did i miss anything??
Answer can be hottest, and "vs" comparing and watever...

I try to install Garmin Mobile XT 5.0, but after install it, the menu screen bcome corrupt which force me to install bek garmin 4.2. Wonder y something like tat happen...

lol, 1.98 cents...

anyway, to report my new AA batt for n82. RM45 and looks great. Batt life is better than the one I use b4. U guys no nd to buy ori batt from Nokia when the AP one works fine too.

what is the userbar mate? never heard before

can i know what is the largest memory N82 can support?

going to get this phone before CNY

So far, 8GB.

But these guys are going to get 16GB I think. If only the price would drop =D

Add: Err just curious how to mute off the camera snapping sound btw? Cuz it's no good for me when I wanna stalk and snap pics..lol jk...

regarding the sdhc..not really sure
me noob >.<

SDHC cards have SD Speed Class Ratings defined by the SD Association. “These new speeds are available in a new specification defining the minimum data transfer speeds for both SD/SDHC memory cards and SD/SDHC host products. This enhancement is easily recognized by three levels of Speed Class, class 2, 4 and 6.  Speed Class 2 guarantees a MINIMUM transfer speed of 2 mega bytes per second (MB/s), Speed Class 4 guarantees a minimum transfer speed of 4 MB/s and Speed Class 6 guarantees a minimum transfer speed of 6 MB/s.”

It’s very important to notice that the speed class rating specifies a minimum transfer speed. So instead of showing the typical maximum, which in many cases is never reached, this system shows a guaranteed minimum. In many cases the system will easily surpass this minimum, with a transfer speed that’s much higher. A good example of this is this benchmark test done here with the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. I used a class 2 16GB microSDHC card, which guarantees a minimum transfer speed of 4 MB/s, but in reality what we got was actually almost twice that at 7.4 Mb/s. Using a card reader we could even see a dramatically higher transfer speed of 19.7 MB/s!

I’ve also been seeing some people who got a “class 2” 16 GB card and wanted to exchange it for the class 4 model, claiming that the class 2 card was “slower and that it would “slow things down.” This is definitely not true. Checking with the same test here, even a class 2 card is enough for even the fastest of Nseries devices; the N96 and 5800 XpressMusic. A card reader is our was able to squeeze 19.7 MB/s out of a class, which certainly more than any Nseries currently on the market, including the N96 and 5800 XpressMusic. Below you can see how much juice we were able to squeeze out of “mere” class 2 card:

A golden rule applies when buying memory cards for your Nseries device: cheaper class 2 memory cards are more than enough for current Nseries device, even the newer devices with enhanced transfer speeds. Things might change quickly though with future devices…

Want to ask the Video connectivity cable. After plug TV, can play video on TV?

lulz..y say ppl communist la?

lol who got this phone closer to when it was first launched

try find him/her to be TS