"High Definition"Nokia N8 Series

Despite not taking part in Indonesia Cellular Show 2010, Nokia Indonesia was preparing several new handsets to appear shortly in the national mobile market. One of them high end series of so-called very complete and ready to compete with some brands, like iPhones and Android phones on board.
After the release of Maemo device, N900, Nokia seems to want to immediately release the hero bearers of the latest Symbian operating system. Here's N8 Series is the Nokia Connection 2010 event, last June in Singapore, became a star. Nokia N8 is not merely come up with user interfaces like the iPhone (using touch screen technology), but also as a phone set that carries the multimedia functions of today.

Present their own multimedia definition can be interpreted not simply a function of an audio player, video and other multimedia platforms. However, there added an audio processing technology. In this case, N8 technology uses Dolby Digital Plus Surround Sound. To play a video, the screen can accommodate wide screen film format (wide screen). Nokia also call it a phone HDMI or high definition multimedia interface. To support it, also inserted an adapter cable with HDMI qualifications.

In the case show that was held in Singapore, N8 seems to be a video player that is connected to the distribution of flat-screen television with home theater audio through the device.

In addition, for the first time released a Carl Zeiss camera 12 MP resolution specifically for N8.

Factors that Nokia is also a concern for application availability. Symbian has transformed itself into an open source platform that begins from Symbian ^ 3. Therefore, the N8 is expected to be one hungry mobile applications. Meanwhile, OVI Store that has the road would be enriched more by supply applications for Nokia Forum members are very loyal to develop applications.

Nokia N8 is worth waiting for. When dealing with competitors, the climate of competition between operating systems on mobile phones will be increasingly attractive. There's Android, BlackBerry, iPhone, and Symbian.