Shockingly 41 MEGAPIXEL CameraFone (PUREVIEW)

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Next bump: Now

[tsunade]

Nokia Belle was an awesome OS till now but sad to say nokia abandoned this great os for windows

[tiek]

Ninduta ani oi. Up

[blizzaga4]

Nokia Belle was an awesome OS till now but sad to say nokia abandoned this great os for windows

Indeed. Nokia Belle was a huge step up from Symbian Anna (and all other versions of symbian ever launched).
Belle Feature Pack 2 review - All About Symbian

Anybody who looks down on Nokia Belle most likely haven't used it.
The 808 - Symbian smartphone without compromise
Fastest and newest Symbian - Belle FP2, in use for real in 2013
10 under-appreciated design features of the Nokia 808 PureView


Also, Nokia Belle is not dead:
> "Symbian is an OS, not a device, for a start. People are still using Symbian day to day, and will be for some time."

> "Windows CE is dead. Web OS is dead. Palm OS is dead. Even my beloved 1990s Psion EPOC is dead (ignore its Symbian connection for a moment). There are plenty of 'dead' operating systems, with only a handful (a few million at most) of users across the world. In contrast, I fail to see how a hundred million users corresponds to a 'dead' OS."

> "In short, it's entirely possible that I'll still be using Symbian, in the form of the Nokia 808 PureView for months, if not years to come. Assuming I'm not alone, and that at least a significant proportion of the hundred million have similar thoughts, then I fail to see, with active and enthusiastic users, how a platform or operating system can be classed as 'dead'.

It's not just users, either:
-We're still seeing new applications coming onto the Nokia Store faster than we can review or feature them.
-Firmware updates haven't ceased completely, we're expecting several such updates, even if fairly minor, in 2013.
-Existing applications are still being actively updated.
-Official support forums will be live for at least another three years.
-Nokia spare parts and repair services will be available for at least another three years (and possibly long after).
-All About Symbian will be here, keeping Symbian users company and providing reviews, tips, links and, yes, occasionally, actual news of updates."
From: RIP? Symbian OS lives!



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[christinetinetineo6]

PureView technology will not be available on an android device for the foreseeable future kay naay pride ang Nokia nga di jd sila mag-android hehe. Especially karon kay committed jd sila sa Windows Phone.

Yes I also think nga bisan mao ni ang the best cameraphone which can beat and can replace even the high-end compact cams, this can never beat a DSLR, kay naa man gud kay full control. Maybe kung mag-head to head siguro sila on Auto Mode then basin naay chance haha. The thing is, the Nokia 808 should not be considered a DSLR replacement, but a DSLR backup.


I also quote one of my favorite photographers, Chase Jarvis: "The Best Camera Is The One That's With You".
What good is a DSLR if you can't bring it with you all the time and use it when you need it?


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very well said! i like.

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Random photos of the day:


2013-02-09-0213(0)_q1.jpg by 20tON STUDIO, on Flickr


2013-02-13-0280.jpg by 20tON STUDIO, on Flickr


2013-02-09-0707 f by Liping Yang, on Flickr

[alvin]

nindota ani nga phone oi..Nokia N8 ra jud ako phone

[blizzaga4]

Random photos of the day taken with the Nokia 808:


Babe close up, cropped from Nokia 808 by ocbtexas, on Flickr


Flower shot 71 by realjazzcoke, on Flickr


California State Line by Jaybot-, on Flickr

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Random photos of the day taken with the Nokia 808:


n8.........really amazing by fawaznnn, on Flickr


A seat in sunset by Antti Tassberg, on Flickr


Photographer in action by Gunjan Karun, on Flickr


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