18 posts tagged “n82”

Reiter's Camera Phone Report has some great interview video coverage from the US CTIA. Reiter used a Nokia N82 to record an interesting conversation about WiMAX and LTE, and another conversation that he captured on video was Rafe from All About Symbian asking questions about Share on Ovi. Check out the videos below.

The Master of Position art held a Q&A session to answer questions from bloggers. For those that missed out Stavros used the Nokia N82 to draw a picture on a Map using the GPS built into N82 to find his position on the map.
The Q&A session is here:

Check out the Gadget Show Review of the Nokia N82.

The Nokia N95, N82, and N95 8GB have received DLNA Certification as Mobile Digital Media Servers! Search on DLNA.org to view more details of what's involved and what other devices are DLNA Certified.

N95 and N82 DLNA Compatible

http://www.dlna.org/home

DLNA certification ensures a device has been tested and proven compatible with various CE, PC and mobile devices designed according to the DLNA Interoperability Guidelines. Products certified by DLNA will bear a logo that will give consumers peace of mind that the device they are purchasing has undergone rigorous testing and conforms to the Interoperability Guidelines.

Reiter's Camera Phone Report has gotten a hold of a Nokia N82. Check out Reiter's site to find out how the camera stacks up to his tests.

Reiter's Camera Phone Report: First photos from the Nokia N82 five megapixel, Xenon flash camera pho

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Wireless Internet & Mobile ComputingI have been analyzing wireless communications for more than 28 years. I am president of Wireless Internet & Mobile Computing, a pioneering consulting firm that helps create new and enhance existing wireless data businesses in the United States and abroad. Previously, I created the world's first wireless data newsletter, wireless data conference, cellular conference and FM radio subcarrier newsletter. I was instrumental in creating and developing the world's first cellular magazine. I also helped create and run the first association in the U.S. for the paging and mobile telephone industries.

According to the countdown timer on TheWorldIsMyCanvas.com in just one week the amazing Stavros will use GPS Position Art with his Nokia N82 to recreate your masterpiece drawing in the great city of Rome! Interesting web event..

The World is my Canvas

http://www.theworldismycanvas.com

My movie of my great event, where I will create my next masterpiece! Go to my webby, submit your own work of art, and maybe Stavros will walk and create your vision. Visit www.theworldismycanvas.com now, and yes - I have fired the camera crew.

Cable TV channel G4 reviews the Nokia N82 on the Gadget Pron segment.

The KNFB mobile reader is an application designed for the N82 that reads outloud text present in a photo. According to the article and KNFB website the application works very well for reading printed text and even works for hand written text depending on how legible the handwriting is. Sounds like a great application that can help people that are blind or have difficulty seeing in their day to day life.

Cell Phone Software Reads To The Blind

http://www.informationweek.com/news/s...

K-NFB, a joint venture between Kurzweil Technologies and the National Federation of the Blind, is making its reading software available on the Nokia N82 mobile phone. It will be the smallest text-to-speech reading device to date, the company said.

OSNews is usually known for their coverage of PC, Mac, GNU/Linux, and OS related news (hence the name), but with the increasing features of Multimedia portable devices they have started reviewing portable devices. Here OSNews reviews positively the Nokia N82, they describe the features and mention pros and cons they found while reviewing it. They also posted some good example photos to show the photo quality in day light, low light, almost darkness, darkness, and complete darkness. Overall it's a good review worth reading.

Review: Nokia N82

http://www.osnews.com/story/19156/Rev...

In the box we found the phone, a 1050 mAh battery, a standard Nokia charger, a USB data cable (not used for re-charging), a TV-out composite cable, a 2GB microSD, and a 3.5mm headphones/handsfree. The N82 comes in a silver color and despite all its features, it weighs just 114 grams. In fact, I dare to say that overall, it's the same size as the iPhone, even if in comparison the N82 will look thicker. If you take into account the extra features it's got, technologically speaking Nokia is delivering a "same overall volume" phone as the iPhone. Regarding its functionality, the N82 had great battery life and excellent reception. Audio voice quality was very good too, one of the best we've seen lately. Bluetooth worked very steadily and was very fast, and WiFi too.

I recently uploaded some photos from a work team building event to my Twango account. We hiked up a small mountain named Mount Takao. It was pretty since the red and orange fall colored leaves were still on the trees and the hike wasn't too long. Some of my favorite photos from the trip are linked below:

Photos were taken with the Nokia N82.