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- Howard Forums 5800 thread
- Will you buy the 5800?
- 5800 has arrived!
- offering up the Nokia 5800
- Nokia 5800 & NGage
- AAS 5800 thread…
- 5800 thoughts
- 5800 video reviews discussed
- 5800 vs. iPhone
- Relative merits of comparison posts
- Best 5800 XpressMusic screen protector?
- 5800 XpressMusic performance
- Preferred 5800 XpressMusic color?
- DT-29 stand - not just for 5800
- 5800 touch screen
- A few 5800 XpressMusic questions
- 5800 XpressMusic review and thoughts
- Initial 5800 XpressMusic thoughts
- 5800 + iPlayer
- Cellular
- 5800 XpressMusic first impressions
- Nokia Maps on the 5800
- 5800 settings
- Camera test - 5800 vs. N93
- 10 things to love about the 5800
- Battery life of the 5800
- 5800 tips and tricks
- Gaming on the 5800
- N82 vs. 5800 XpressMusic
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5800 RSS Feed5800 XpressMusic vs N97 - speed tests
June 26th, 2009
Over at Daily Mobile, Phat^Trance has posted a video from mioke74 showing the 5800 XpressMusic up against the N97 in the Jbanckmark test.
Here’s the first part:
Head over to Phat^Trance’s site for part 2, and to leave your thoughts on how the devices performed.
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‘Amazing’ 5800 XpressMusic
June 12th, 2009
Over at Best Digital Product, the mysterious Reviewer has a 5800 XpressMusic, and is impressed with the design and usability.
It has ‘the most complete set of features I have ever wanted’ - not bad for an opening gambit. He adds that it is lightweight and feels ready to take ’some knocks’ and the ‘press sensitive’ screen actually gives more control than a true touchscreen when travelling by bus or tuk-tuk.
Is there anything further that you’d like to see explored? Do you agree with the view of the handset? Head over and leave your thoughts.
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24hrs with the Nokia 5800
June 1st, 2009
Ever wondered what Steve Litchfield from All About Symbian would get up to if he had 24hrs with the Nokia 5800? Well wonder no more, for he has written up a day with the Nokia device in glorious detail. A nice run-down of some real world 5800 usage.
What do you think? Head over and leave a comment.
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Camera angle of the N97
May 18th, 2009
Mark Guim expressed a concern about the camera angle of the N97 following his 5800 video shooting experiences.
Fortunately, and this is an indication of the power of blogging, someone from Nokia picked up on his concern and sent him a comparison photo (below):
Mark’s fears appear to be allayed by this pic. What do you think of the whole story? Jump over and let him know your thoughts on the cameras.
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5800 tutorial: setting up email in Nokia Messaging
May 18th, 2009
Over at All About Symbian Asri al-Baker has produced a handy guide to setting up an email account in Nokia Messaging on the 5800.
Along with plenty of screenshots to help you the step-by-step takes the new user through everything neccessary to get started. The set up wizard is extremely helpful in getting things going, and Asri’s guiding notes should make the process painless.
Have you used this guide? What do you think of Nokia messaging? Head over and let Asri know.
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5800 unboxing video - the sequel
May 14th, 2009
We have already had one unboxing video featured today, but two unboxings are better than one. mugan78 has uploaded what he says is his ‘first ever’ unboxing video, featuring the Nokia 5800.
And yes, he chose the blue one!
Good going for a first timer mugan78, now we want a few more. Go on and give him some constructive criticism (or comment on the device).
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5800 unboxing video
May 14th, 2009
Glenn Letham has unboxed the 5800 he received, and has gone into some serious detail with his initial thoughts on the box contents.
Is there anything you’d like to see Glenn try on the device? Any function he could cover in his next video? Jump over and ask him to film it.
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5800 – ‘I’m sorry that I doubted Nokia’
May 13th, 2009
John Biggs, from MobileCrunch, admits that he was far from impressed with the Nokia 5800 when he first saw it last October, thanks to touchscreen hysteria.
However, now he admits that the 5800 could be better than he first thought, the ‘5800 is one of the nicest little touchscreen phones I’ve used in a long while’. John feels that the best way to use the device is with the stylus – cleverly hidden on the back – to get the most out of the screen.
Head over and drop him a comment if you agree with what he has to say, or if you have found the opposite to be true.
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16:9 on the 5800 XpressMusic
May 12th, 2009
Mark Guim has pointed out on his Nokia Blog that the focal length of the 5800 XpressMusic seems to be set wrong.
He provides two example photographs as evidence, and highlights that the problem only appears to be when the camera is set to record video. Mark says he doesn’t like this feature as it means he has to stand further away to capture video. To demonstrate this, James Whatley and Ben Smith have posted a video on their new site The Really Mobile Project.
Have you had the same issues with 16:9 video recording on the 5800? Jump through and let any of the guys know how you feel.
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Nokia device in new Star Trek movie
May 11th, 2009
A futuristic Nokia device can be seen in the new Star Trek movie, and Dusan Belic has brought us a clip on his Into Mobile pages.
Along with this still:
Dusan has posted the clip, although warns that it might disappear from where it’s hosted!
How do you rate this device? Does it look like an overblown 5800? Is this the future of Nokia? Let Dusan know.
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