The Nokia n8 handset will be the most current smartphone to be offered by Nokia and would be the first mobile to be developed for the Symbian 3 platform. In this article, i will have a look at the key functions of this phone, for example the 12 megapixel camera they have integrated.

The Nokia N8 mobile phone phone is official and will launch with a innovative type of digital camera which claims to take images and video to compete with devoted point and shoot digital cameras. Sporting the Symbian 3 OS the N8 offers superior networking which makes it well suited for streaming hi-def multimedia files and HDMI support with an enhanced television playback outcome. The 1GHz processor chip together with multi-touch input offers a new level of interaction

The main characteristic on the Nokia N8 is its 12 mega-pixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and Xenon flash. It comes with a significantly much larger sensor than any ever included in any other Nokia unit – a whole lot larger than many found in dedicated digital cameras.

The Nokia N8 also introduces a function which will permit customers to be able to record high definition videos and edit them using a smart built-in croping and editing suite on the device. Playback quality is just as vital, and the 3.5-inch HD capacitive touchscreen is the ideal window for assessing your flicks and footage. There’s also a HDMI connector allowing you to hook the smartphone to your HD TV and share your media with relatives and buddies in superb quality.

The Nokia N8 also doubles as a portable entertainment centre. It's going to give consumers the ability to watch TV on the internet including content from CNN and ‘local Web TV content’ – this implies we in the UK will be able to watch BBC iPlayer. It isn't simply it's 12 mega-pixel camera and HD video skills with HDMI support that positions the Nokia N8 apart from the crowd. Packing more memory than most, the Nokia N8 has 16GB of built-in storage and can be enlarged up to 48GB by using a micro SD card.

Joining the social messaging fold with the likes of the latest Eseries and Cseries devices, the N8 enters the fray with live Twitter and Facebook updates direct to your homescreen. Comment, read and send messages, update your status and share your position and images with one touch. Enjoying location based services, the Nokia N8 is location-savvy and comes with free global Ovi Maps walk and drive navigation with support in over 70 countries around the world.

Powering the Nokia N8 is the all-new Symbian 3 platform. This latest incarnation introduces major new advances including multi-touch and support for gestures such as pinch-to-zoom. Onboard there’s also three customisable homescreens that can be loaded with applications and widgets and flicked through by a swish of the finger. There’s also improved 2D and 3D graphics for a faster and more responsive UI, greater memory management and a visual task manager.

For sure, the Nokia N8 mobile phone includes access to the entire selection of Ovi services and it’s Nokia’s first smartphone to be bundled with Qt. Got and idea for an application? Qt is a software development environment that means it is a breeze to build applications and release them through the Symbian and other software platforms.

Generally, this mobile phone seems to be fantastic and the N8 will be available in five distinctive colours – grey, silver white, green, blue and orange – and We do not have a precise release date, but it looks very likely to be at some time in the summer.