If the original iPhone was hailed as the Apple Jesus Phone for its power to captivate, wow, and fascinate audiences, then Nokia's N8 may the savior phone for the world's largest phone maker. Nokia's CEO says of the N8: "Delivering the N8, with a high-quality user experience, will mark the beginning of our renewal.
We will achieve our potential and regain high-end leadership in our industry." After initially dismissing the iPhone like many smartphone makers early on, Nokia has since had a hard time keeping up in the smartphone race. The company, however, has a plan to move full-steam ahead, and the N8 is a transitional phone that will be part of the transformation.
In a way, the N8 represents a bittersweet device for Nokia, which has pledged to move away from Symbian for its high-end flagship N-series devices. Bitter in that it will be the last phone on an OS that's all too familiar for Nokia's fans, but sweet in that it does represent the fantastic build quality and engineering that Nokia has to offer.
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We will achieve our potential and regain high-end leadership in our industry." After initially dismissing the iPhone like many smartphone makers early on, Nokia has since had a hard time keeping up in the smartphone race. The company, however, has a plan to move full-steam ahead, and the N8 is a transitional phone that will be part of the transformation.
In a way, the N8 represents a bittersweet device for Nokia, which has pledged to move away from Symbian for its high-end flagship N-series devices. Bitter in that it will be the last phone on an OS that's all too familiar for Nokia's fans, but sweet in that it does represent the fantastic build quality and engineering that Nokia has to offer.
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