We have selected all the specifications of the Nokia N8 and have listed them below.
The Nokia N8 was launched in November 2010. The smartphone comes with a 3,5 inch screen with a resolution of 360 x 640 pixels.
With a thickness of 13 millimeters, this device feels somewhat thick. This phone only weighs 135 grams.
The N8 has a 12 megapixel camera. This number of megapixels is more than enough to print beautiful photos on canvas or to zoom in considerably for details. You can also use the 0,3 megapixel selfie camera for video calling, for example.
Pros
- 12 megapixel camera
- HSUPA support for fast internet
Negatives
- With a 1200 mAh battery you may have to recharge in between
- A little too thick with 13 millimeters
Call & data functions
The Nokia N8 supports various networks. with which you can use mobile internet via HSDPA (slightly faster than 3G). The speed of HSDPA is perfect for using the internet on the road where the speed does not differ much from the normal WiFi at home. You can also connect via WiFi at home or at the office.
Memory and connection options
The Nokia N8 . Expandable memory: microSD up to 32 GB. There is a USB connection, you can use this to exchange data with your laptop or to charge your device. Connecting Bluetooth headsets or car kits is no problem.
Screen & operation
The phone is operated via the large 3,5 inch touchscreen.The Nokia N8 can display up to a 16 millions colors. This screen has a resolution of 360 x 640 pixels. This HD screen has a sharpness of 210 pixels per inch, which makes it less suitable to look at it for a long time.
Operating system
Symbian ^3 is the newest Symbian operating system. Two updates have already been launched for this phone. Symbian Belle and Symbian Anna.
Key improvements are:
-Live widgets
-More homescreens
-New apps
-Dropdown menu.
-Portrait QWERTY with split-view data-entry
-New icons set
-New internet browser with an improved user interface
-Faster navigation.
The Ovi maps have also been dealt with with Facebook, twitter and foursquare integration. 
