The Nokia N8 comes with an array of applications such as free global Ovi Maps walk and drive navigation, making this the perfect substitution for a Satellite Navigation system. The Nokia N8 boasts to take you exactly where you want to be, it also features information on 70 worldwide destinations, making it a great handset for those that love to travel.
The Nokia N8 offers an impressive total of 16GB of in-built storage space, however, if you desire even more storage this is in fact expandable up to a total of 48GB, which is available via the use of a Micro SD card. This enables users to send and transfer large files to a memory stick through the USB On-the-Go device.
Such a declaration is offering developers a new platform to work from. The Nokia N8 also comes complete with Qt, which is a software development environment that in actual fact simplifies the development. Such software makes it possible to create applications just once and then organize them across other software platforms, such as Symbian for example.
In order to enable developers to start grasping the prospective of Qt, Nokia has also made the simple to use Nokia Qt SDK available in its initial form.
The Nokia N8 will be going live late in 2010 and will be released only to select markets.
The Nokia N8 introduces the global device unveiling of the new Symbian 3 software; such software features an assortment of major developments and improvements. These improvements include a total of three personal homescreens, each are easily scrolled through by a simple touch of the screen.
A selection of improved usability options are also available, which feature across the user interface and include elements such as ‘pinch-to-zoom’ options and single tap and multi-tap support motions. Due to the new 2D and 3D graphics architecture, both quicker and more amenable user interface is available; this takes complete advantage of the all-new hardware acceleration. More applications can be run alongside one and another due to the highly efficient memory management, allowing users to multi-task with ease.
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