Nokia N82 Cell Phone
What’s Good: Incredible Camera w/Xenon Flash; Full VGA Video Capture; Excellent Web Browser; WiFi; Extendable Operating System; 3.5mm Headphone Jack
What’s Not Good: Cheap-Feeling and Plasticky; Small Keys; Music File Sort Issues; S60 OS Too Complex for Average User; Device is Bulky; Very Expensive
Bottom Line: Nokia’s N82 may be the best camera phone on the market right now, but it’s a bulky, complicated, expensive device for geeks and not the average consumer. You want features? N82’s got ‘em and then some. You want a stylish phone that’s fun to use? Look elsewhere.
Specs: Make/Model: Nokia N82 Network: GSM (Quad-Band) Data: EDGE, WiFi (802.11 b/g); 3G (WCDMA 2100 - not for U.S. market) Carrier: Unlocked GSM Size: 112 x 50 x 17.3 mm Weight: 114 g Form Factor: Candybar Display: 2.4” Color LCD, 320 x 240 (QVGA) resolution, 16.7 Million Colors Memory: 100 MB built-in, microSD card slot Notable Features: 5MP Camera with Auto-Focus and Xenon Flash; VGA video capture @ 30fps; Integrated GPS with location based services; 3.5mm headphone jack w/TV-Out; Auto-Rotating Display; Front-facing secondary camera
 Read full review » The post-CTIA onslaught has begun! Check out some of the new handsets in the PhoneDog office, including the MOTO Z9 slider phone, BlackBerry Pearl 8210, Nokia N82, and SE K850i and w890i. Also, we preview two new iPhone cases. Hands-on with Nokia's new imaging powerhouse, the N82 mobile phone, at CTIA '08 in Las Vegas. Nokia takes us through the phone's high-end multimedia, connectivity, and imaging features. And now it comes in black, too! Chris Cooper in Elkins Park, PA won Week #7 of the Phonedog Days of Summer Giveaway. He won a brand new Nokia N82 courtesy of our friends at Nokia. The N82 is unlocked and compatible with any GSM provider.
How does it feel to win Chris...?
"Thank you so much for the phone i never win like anything this is like so great thank you Phonedog im going to have so much fun with my new phone"
What’s Good: Incredible Camera w/Xenon Flash; Full VGA Video Capture; Excellent Web Browser; WiFi; Extendable Operating System; 3.5mm Headphone Jack
What’s Not Good: Cheap-Feeling and Plasticky; Small Keys; Music File Sort Issues; S60 OS Too Complex for Average User; Device is Bulky; Very Expensive
Bottom Line: Nokia’s N82 may be the best camera phone on the market right now, but it’s a bulky, complicated, expensive device for geeks and... Nokia’s N82 has received multiple awards for being the best camera phone available today on the global market. While the LG Viewty might have something to say about that, the N82 is certainly amongst the top two or three, anyway. Packing a 5MP Carl Zeiss lens backed by a true Xenon flash, sliding lens cover, and VGA (640 x 480) video capture at a full 30 fps with stereo audio, this latest N-Series handset is a true imaging... My N82 is finished in a shiny silver front with a patterned beige back panel. Nokia calls it “Warm Titanium,” and also offers the device in white and black (sadly, I got mine before the black was widely available - for my money the black’s nicer). The first thing I noticed about the phone is that it’s quite big but has rather small, crowded buttons. The second thing I noticed is that it felt kind of cheap. I don’t think the... I tested the N82 on T-Mobile in the San Francisco Bay Area. Signal strength and call quality were generally excellent, on par with or better than any recent T-Mobile handset I’ve tried (save their latest UMA-equipped BlackBerrys). The Quad-Band GSM radio picked up signals easily, and I had no trouble hopping onto T-Mo’s EDGE data network, either. Calls came through loud and clear with minimal background hiss, and people I... I left my iPhone behind in search of a top-notch camera phone. I found one in the Nokia N82. Problem is the camera didn’t make up for all of the other things I liked about iPhone - and also like about a number of other newer handsets — that the N82 doesn’t offer. Market emphasis right now is about marrying features to usability and providing consumers with devices that do it all, are reasonably easy and fun to use, and look... No user reviews available yet...No reviews have been submitted for the Nokia N82. Be the first to share your opinion and experience with this product or service and influence others and their buying decisions. texting=e75camera/calling=n82 nokia e75:
either way both of the phones are a bit bulky...nokia e75 has a slide out keyboard which is good if your a heavy texter. and the keyboard feels very comftorable!
nokia n82:
i would have to say this seems like the bulkiest one out of the 2... it seems to have a cramped numeric keypad. (which is great for calling and dialing if you like to call more than text)
so i guess i can say if your a heavy texter and like to... if u want camera go n82 if you want qwerty go e75 they are both basically the same in ui though In previous couple of month, Nokia tried to create a hype of rediscovering the night with its newly launched Nokia N82...but Sony Ericsson again shows that..SE is the Best. I think SE C905 can capture fotos at all condition even in better performence than any Nokia fon released ever.
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