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I want to retake a 808 ! I have the occasion to swap with my s3 but i may regret lol
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Posted: 2012-12-27 19:41:58
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@Cu015170...
Funny You Mention That Nokia Uses Cmos Sensor
Sharp At 920 PureView LITE, As Far As I Know, Who Provides The Sensor Is
Toshiba More Specifically "
BSI T4K34" !
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Posted: 2012-12-28 01:52:51
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On 2012-12-16 22:36:38, etaab wrote:
Whats frustrating me is the total lack of 808 phones available in the UK. Which, due to the lack of availability is pushing the price up ridiculously.\\n
I seen on Staples website earlier today a business contract with the Pureview. Think it was business anyway.
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Posted: 2012-12-28 02:19:00
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On 2012-12-28 01:52:51, Guarulhos wrote:
@Cu015170...
Funny You Mention That Nokia Uses Cmos Sensor Sharp At 920 PureView LITE, As Far As I Know, Who Provides The Sensor Is Toshiba More Specifically "BSI T4K34" !
I am not sure.. I read somewhere that it was Sharp, and I was surprised as well since they have a very close relationship with Toshiba. You are probably right..
On 2012-12-27 19:41:58, davidsic wrote:
I want to retake a 808 ! I have the occasion to swap with my s3 but i may regret lol
You would most likely regret it.. most people that have the gs3 are looking for things the 808 doesn't offer, or at least not up to their expectation. Whatever you didn't like about the 808 the first time... its still there.. and it will probably feel even worse now that you are used to the gs3. But.. you can always sell it again and go back to the gs3
Personally I think that the 808 is the most complete smartphone currently on sale.. but that is based on my specific needs... I would take it over the iPhone 5 any day of the week, and the 5 is considered the best phone out there by a lot of people, so that gives you some perspective.
Love it.
[ This Message was edited by: cu015170 on 2012-12-28 01:54 ]
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Posted: 2012-12-28 02:45:00
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Heh, someone who still agrees with me. Symbian is still the most complete smartphone solution imo.
The 808 camera simply shoves the phone into a place no other can currently touch it. What a way out for Symbian !
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Posted: 2012-12-29 23:05:36
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I miss having a clock like that on the blank screen
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Posted: 2012-12-30 00:02:58
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Interesting Comparison: Nokia 808 PureView PRO Vs Samsung Galaxy Camera !!!
http://pureviewclub.com/2012/9426
P.S: Good Reading To All !!!
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Posted: 2012-12-30 04:00:17
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On 2012-12-29 23:05:36, etaab wrote:
Heh, someone who still agrees with me. Symbian is still the most complete smartphone solution imo.\\r\\n\\r\\nThe 808 camera simply shoves the phone into a place no other can currently touch it. What a way out for Symbian !\\n
Speaking of Nokia,multitasking and Symbian see this here
http://gsmarena.com/jolla_sailfish_gets_demoed_on_video-news-5264.php
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Posted: 2012-12-30 17:23:00
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On 2012-12-30 17:23:00, Sean72 wrote:
Speaking of Nokia,multitasking and Symbian see this here
That looks almost as messy as android.. Harmattan is much better.. but ya, swiping is the way to go in terms of UX, it allows bigger screens to be used comfortably with one hand.. no need to reach for the top or for the bottom of the screen to navigate.
On 2012-12-29 23:05:36, etaab wrote:
Heh, someone who still agrees with me. Symbian is still the most complete smartphone solution imo.
The 808 camera simply shoves the phone into a place no other can currently touch it. What a way out for Symbian !
True.
As far as Symbian... Nokia messed up.. it could have been much more than it is.
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Posted: 2012-12-30 19:28:50
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I still think nobody multitasks like Symbian. My SGS3 with its massive amount of RAM, processing power and all its bells and whistles still automatically closes apps and then resumes them when it runs low on ram. Which is slower than Symbian.
I enjoy Android, but in many ways its a step backwards imo.
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Posted: 2012-12-30 21:31:01
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