This candy bar entry from Nokia seemlessly integrates GPS navigation, photography, video, and the Web into a device that is – wait for it – actually a phone. The N82 may not have the slimmest look (112x50.2x17.3mm, weighing in at 114g), but its pleasing heft and smart design make it a pleasure to use.
This quad-band phone with 2GB micro SD memory card (hot swappable) and 2.4in LCD QVGA TFT colour display offers up to 260 minutes talktime (GSM), and 225 hours standby! It also boasts a five-Megapixel camera (using Carl Zeiss optics) and integrated Xenon flash that offers great resolution photos even in poor light settings. The camera autofocus function is among the best I’ve seen, and the picture quality was outstanding overall.
Even in video mode, the N82 is a standout, shooting at 30fps and featuring digital video stabilisation. Video file format is .mp4 of .3gp, and the device also offers a TV-out connection (you can also utilise the wireless LAN/UPnP to link up).
A mobile phone these days is not complete without integrating some music features, and though the N82 is not a dedicated music phone, its hard to find any fault with the digital music player on board. It supports all the major formats: MP3/AAC/eAAC/eAAC+/WMA/M4A, and includes a stereo FM radio. But the best bit is the ability to use any 3.5mm stereo plug for the headphones, freeing you up to use the best in the market, if you like.
Now, for the killer aps – when it comes to getting you to where you want, the Nokia N82 means business. Thanks to the integrated Assisted Global Positioning System, and the pre-intalled Nokia Maps application and free downloadable maps (the test unit came preinstalled with maps), you will never be a stranger in any neighbourhood.
The N82 uses the Symbian S60 3rd edition OS, so the interface and applications including calendar, contacts list, etc, run smoothly. You can also check email, surf the Web, transfer data wirelessly, and play some really cool games.
For more, log on www.nokia.com
This quad-band phone with 2GB micro SD memory card (hot swappable) and 2.4in LCD QVGA TFT colour display offers up to 260 minutes talktime (GSM), and 225 hours standby! It also boasts a five-Megapixel camera (using Carl Zeiss optics) and integrated Xenon flash that offers great resolution photos even in poor light settings. The camera autofocus function is among the best I’ve seen, and the picture quality was outstanding overall.
Even in video mode, the N82 is a standout, shooting at 30fps and featuring digital video stabilisation. Video file format is .mp4 of .3gp, and the device also offers a TV-out connection (you can also utilise the wireless LAN/UPnP to link up).
A mobile phone these days is not complete without integrating some music features, and though the N82 is not a dedicated music phone, its hard to find any fault with the digital music player on board. It supports all the major formats: MP3/AAC/eAAC/eAAC+/WMA/M4A, and includes a stereo FM radio. But the best bit is the ability to use any 3.5mm stereo plug for the headphones, freeing you up to use the best in the market, if you like.
Now, for the killer aps – when it comes to getting you to where you want, the Nokia N82 means business. Thanks to the integrated Assisted Global Positioning System, and the pre-intalled Nokia Maps application and free downloadable maps (the test unit came preinstalled with maps), you will never be a stranger in any neighbourhood.
The N82 uses the Symbian S60 3rd edition OS, so the interface and applications including calendar, contacts list, etc, run smoothly. You can also check email, surf the Web, transfer data wirelessly, and play some really cool games.
For more, log on www.nokia.com
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