Manual Guide

Models :

With general, nokia 808 PureView guided the design of a full bar, with the base operating system smartphone nokia belle it has dimension 123, 9 times out of 60, 2 times 13, 9mm and weighing 169 grams. of the dimensions is quite ergonomic, although somewhat impressed heavy. nokia 808 molded material made from quality solid, it can be proved from meterial element on the screen, nokia 808 carries corning gorilla glass, make the screen as well as a strong hold on the threat of scratches. not to mention the special, given the additional visual Nokia ClearBlack display technology.

Nokia 808 is designed with a capacitive AMOLED display 16 million colors, 360x640 pixels resolution, and reach 4-inch landscape display. visual display can be said to be very sharp, and fits in the bottom of the screen there are three physical buttons in one frame, the call end button / on-off, the main menu button, and call answer button.

Look to the rear aspect, can be seen the dominant element 41 Mpix Carl Zeiss lens, complete with a xenon flash. around the back cover take the plastic material has a matte finish material, make these gadgets so steady figure in the hand. even has a compact design, nokia 808 smartphone is not just a unibody design, the battery can be removed after the lid back cover in the open. to know the situation around him, on the right side put the volume button / zoom, slide the button to lock the screen, and the camera shortcut button. but on the left side, passed innocently without touching any instrument. for the hdmi port, audio port 3, 5mm, and microUSB port, entirely placed on terms above.

Note :

Nokia 808 PureView uses a micro sim card type. for the record, microSD slot is behind the battery, this smartphone in other words do not carry hot swap plan. dimensions rather bongsor allegedly rear placement of hardware for the camera 41 Mpix.

Features :

biggest features are the ability of the presence of Carl Zeiss camera with a resolution of jumbo, 41 Mpix. can be thought of as a sharp resolution of this camera, especially with the absolute overthrow nokia 808 resolution on a standard pocket camera. though the resolution can be boosted up to 41 Mpix, for the efficient resolution recommended for optimal output is 38 Mpix (7152 times 5368 pixels). not only sharp, the camera also features sophisticated lighting thanks to the adoption of a xenon flash. when shooting objects, the ability of the camera is also supported by the optical lens and the auto focus sensor.

Support feature on the camera is very complete, say there are white balance, contrast, effects, red eye reduction, zoom, macro mode, night shot, geo tagging, face detection, iso, mulitshot, as well as photo ubahor. zoom power and very attractive with 4x lossless digital zoom. talk video recording, nokia 808 can record up to 1080p resolution with a crisp 30 frames per second. They benefit not only m video can only be served by the main camera, secondary camera and can record video, is also interesting that the element connectivity, the Nokia 808 is equipped with full internet access, to the existing cellular network gprs / edge in class 33, moved to the existing broadband HSDPA 14 Mbps and HSUPA 4 5, 76 mbps. for wifi connection also has taken most high-tech, ie wifi b / g / n with DLNA and UPnP technology consumption. browser support for HTML5 technology and have been eating and adobe flash lite.

Talk about music, the music player can play MP3/WMA/WAV/eAAC + formats, supporting menu there like equalizer, shuffle, and playlist. No amplified music elements also feature fm radio channel with dynamic power save. for serious matters like labor support, there is also a full version of Office applications, you can view, edit, and open up a new working document.

Note :

Although high-resolution main camera, but the resolution on the camera (secondary) only vga (640x480 pixels).

Performance :

Not the same as the top nokia series which is currently carrying the popular windows phone platform, the Nokia 809 PureView actually carrying nokia belle os (d / h symbian belle). to measure its performance, the figure of the smartphone is equipped with ARM11 processor. 3GHz with broadcom bcm 2763 gpu. performance of this smartphone is also reinforced with a variety of sensors, such as accelerometer sensor, proximity, and compass.

try of the test results, Nokia 808 PureView can produce an impressive performance, though there was no problem between the menus, internet support satisfying, as well as a dazzling imaging power. Nokia 808 is powered by a lithium ion battery with a capacity. 400mAh. in 3g mode, standby time up to 465 hours can be achieved, as well as up to 6 hours of talk time. but in 2g mode, standby time up to 540 hours can be achieved, as well as up to 11 hours of talk time. view of the load as well as the dimensions of the features, nokia 808 ideally could use a bigger battery capacity.

Visite : User Manual Nokia 808 Pureview

During today’s Q4 earnings call, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop confirmed to the world what many already suspected: Symbian is dead.
In fact, Symbian has been dead for quite a while, with the company’s Asha Full Touch devices taking over as the representatives of the entry-level smartphone family and Windows Phone taking that coveted spot at the top of the heap. The PureView 808, built on Symbian’s last iteration, Belle, represents the operating system’s send-off.
The company still sold 2.2 million Symbian devices last quarter, but it was the first time since it launched a Windows Phone device in late 2011 that representatives of Microsoft’s mobile OS sold more than its in-house solution. Nokia sold 4.4 million Lumia devices and 15.9 million “smartphones” overall, though the numbers include Asha, which would not be considered tremendously dextrous by North American standards.
Symbian has been around since 1998, and dominated the smartphone world until the entry of iOS and Android in 2008. Symbian still represented the highest smartphone market share until as recently as 2010 when it was overtaken by Android.
While Symbian-based Nokia handsets never really found a solid footing in North America, there was always a few stalwart diehards willing to spend up to $1000 importing devices from Europe and Asia. Rogers and Nokia always had a very close relationship; the carrier released the N95-4 in mid-2008, the keyboarded E71 in late 2008, the photo-centric N8 in late 2010 and, more recently, the X7.
On this, your retirement: Here’s To You, Symbian.
Via: Nokia (PDF)