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| Why not to buy Nokia N8? |
If you’re considering buying the N8 but hate the non-removable battery or the lack of a QWERTY; if you’re considering the N8 but want the bling effect of HTC Sense or Android OS; if you’re considering the N8 but are too stuck in the Apple iOS way, with minimal UI and tons of apps; if you’re considering the N8 but would also love top notch encryption and security for your mail and communications like on a Blackberry; if you’re considering the N8 but wondering what Meego or the N9 will offer …
PLEASE do yourself and everyone else a favor and don’t get an N8. Don’t buy the N8 for what it isn’t. Buy it for what it is. The most perfect Symbian camera & multimedia phone to date!!
I did not like this article for the simple reason that other so-called neutral sites have taken the title and top half of it, with only a reference to the hyper-link. In this day of sound bytes…it allows your point to be manipulated. Why accentuate the non-removable aspect with only the iPhone as a defense? I’ve heard that the early N8’s have shown exceptional battery life; which is directly attributable to Symbian^3. Also, why not accentuate the structural rigidity of the phone as a result of this design decision? Lastly, why cede encryption strength to the BB, given recent governmental trends? Just asking.