Nokia N82

this is one phone u wouldn't wanna miss out on....wit itz super huge list of applications and da sexed out 5mp cam dis phone is mind blowing nd also da closest u can get to an n95 wit out shellin out too much(da prices arent dat different..still [:)] ) looks...wit its chrome finished top and huge screen...dis fone is "Blllling "all da way and is super light weight for itz size.. apps..da gps works great ..although it takes a few mins to start up (like normal gps's ) da CAM...ahhh .."5mp" need i say more...wit its huge list of features dis is a photographers dream come true..da video quality is great..30fps..almost dvdish in ...  Read the complete review

Having decided to upgrade my phone, I looked in depth at the wide variety of phones on the market, and finally decided to buy the N82. Having liked the Nokia N95 8GB I was drawn to this particular phone at first however most of the people I knew had this phone and I wanted to be a little different. This combined with the fact that I have had bad experiences with slide type phones led me to the N82. The N82 is identical in features to the N95 with the added bonus of having a camera with full flash which is superb in low light/pitch black conditions. I regularly use the built in A-GPS with Garmin mobile xt which provides full sat nav on the phone without being ...  Read the complete review

Having owned a Nokia 6230i for one and a half years (a very reliable phone by the way), I decided it was time for an upgrade. Let's start with the design: The N82 is smaller than it's big brother the N95, noticeably so, which makes it easier to carry around with you and more comfortable and less unseemly when held to the face. The keys on the keypad are quite small and take some getting used to, for those with large thumbs this may be a problem. The phone is quite sturdy, and it feels quite solid and well built, so there is no worry snapping it. The camera buttons are conveniently placed on the side so it is easy to take pictures with. ...  Read the complete review

Nokia N82 surfaced after the ultimate powerhouse, that is N95 8GB. It looked fresh and new, though I very much doubted its performance in relation to N95 8GB. However, I was quite mistaken. The main points I wanna emphasis are these: 5MP Camera (supposed to be the same as those of N95 & N95 8GB) but with Xenon Flash, 128 SDRAM and 331MHz processor, running on Symbian OS with Feature Pack1. Slim design (relatively, to N73 and N95). The GPS works great, with Nokia Maps and of course TomTom or Route66 if you're able to install them. The screen is immaculate (as with most of N-series) and the keypad wasn't as bad to touch and feel as I imagined ...  Read the complete review

I change my phone every year, sometimes twice a year. But after 12 months there is still no replacement worth having for my N82. When I take this phone out, I rarely bother to take a separate digital camera. It really is that good at taking photos. The xenon flash, and geo-tagging (location stamp) are excellent and work seamlessly. That awful white aura that phones with LED flashes tend to produce is for me, a distant memory of phones long since buried at the back of a drawer. The N82 doesn't stop at pictures, for music, slide in a 16GB micro SD and you have an instant ipod rival. Want to listen to the radio, no problem. The sound quality even with the included ...  Read the complete review