Odgovorili su mi da im posaljem telefon poštom  da ga pogledaju.
Je li ko slao bilo što slično poštom?

Gdje, kome da posaljes? U Holandiju ili kod nekih nasih hahara? U svakom slucaju to je ok da im ga posaljes. Samo ako ga saljes vani, obavezno ti je da ga prijavis carini da ga saljes na popravku, da ti ga ne bi ocarinili kada ga budu vracali nazad.

E, konacno. Poslao sam telefon u Holandiju, videli su da je hardverski problem (tako se proizveo) i poslali su mi nazad novi.
Moram reci da sam se iznenadio jer sam se sa fonom odavno pozdravio. Ispade sve pozitivno pored nerviranja i cuda.

Ajd super! I ja sam nesto bio skeptican, ali bitno je ipak da je Nokia ispostovala obecanje o zamjeni.
Eto sada ti ostaje da uzivas u novom telefonu!

Symbian Belle gets an in-depth video preview on the Nokia N8


The latest update of Symbian^3, yet to grace us with its presence goes by the name of Symbian Belle. The second update that now adheres to Nokia's new naming structure (following on from Symbian Anna of course). Just as the E6 and the X7 were the first new devices to bring Symbian Anna to masses, expectations are high for the Nokia 700 (aka the Zeta) to be the flag bearer for Symbian Belle.

Besides getting treated to some more official looking photos of the Zeta however, we've seen very little of Symbian Belle in still image or video form, until now. A video that slipped innocuously onto YouTube today brings us 8 minutes of hands-on with Belle and she has some nice tricks up her sleeve. The preview running on a Nokia N8 (and being filmed on an N8 for that matter), which bodes well for the likelihood that the latest build of Symbian^3 will make its way onto some of the already well established Symbian^3 devices out there.



If you pay close attention you'll have noticed some of the more prominent additions that Belle brings, such as the updated notifications drawer, a new set of keyboard and camera UIs and a few other more minor tweaks. Still, there's no clear timeframe on when the Belle comes to the ball, but chances are that it'll be soon, real soon. Keep an eye on those Nokia handset specs and we might get a nice surprise if we wish hard enough.

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Gulp is the largest-scale stop-motion video and it’s shot with a Nokia N8


The Nokia has inspired young talents to create cool videos with its N8 camera phone for a while now. This is the latest in a line of many very cool videos and the largest in scale stop-motion animation shot with the Nokia N8.



The plot is marine in essence – a fisherman in his small boat is taken on a perilous journey after he gets swallowed by a giant fish. You can check out the making of if you’re interested in making your own stop-motion video. The tricky part is that little bot is actually a life-size, real vessel. The person starring is a real man, as well.






You might not remember but Dot was the smallest stop-motion video shot with the Nokia N8 a while back and you may not have seen the winner of the Nokia Shorts 2011 video contest back in June. In good hands the N8 seems quite the tool, doesn’t it?

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Symbian Anna now available for download on Nokia N8, E7, C7 and C6-01




Just a day after popping up on NaviFirm, Nokia's Symbian Anna has finally arrived for download, right on schedule. Available for N8, E7, C7 and C6-01 users, the new OS brings a fresh new UI and a virtual portrait QWERTY keypad to Symbian smartphones, along with split-screen messaging, richer maps and speedier browsing. The update also brings NFC capabilities to the C7, in particular, allowing users to share contacts, photos and other goodies by simply tapping their handsets together. If you're interested in upgrading, you can download Anna using the latest version of Ovi Suite (3.1.1), or with an OTA update, though availability and method of delivery vary from market to market. Find more information in the full PR, after the break.

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Symbian Anna now available for download

Published August 18, 2011

Espoo, Finland - Symbian Anna - the latest software update for Symbian smartphones - is available for download starting today*.

Symbian Anna significantly enhances the user experience on the Nokia N8, Nokia C7, Nokia C6-01 and Nokia E7. A new user interface, virtual QWERTY keypad in portrait mode, split-screen messaging, enhanced Nokia Maps, better web browsing and stronger security are just a few of the improvements that people will be able to enjoy. Symbian Anna can be downloaded using the latest version of Ovi Suite (version 3.1.1) on a PC, or over-the-air directly to your smartphone**.

"Nokia's Symbian smartphones are used by millions of people around the world every day, addressing specific consumer needs and providing choices at many price points," said Ilari Nurmi, Vice President at Nokia. "Symbian Anna represents a significant update to the experience those users have and demonstrates our ongoing commitment to Symbian, which will see up to 10 more phones introduced over the next 12 months, further updates to the user experience and support for the software until at least 2016."

Key features with Symbian Anna:

- User interface: Symbian Anna brings a fresh new look and feel to the Nokia N8, Nokia C7, Nokia C6-01 and Nokia E7 with crisp icons and multiple usability enhancements. Typing on the touchscreen is much easier with a split screen, so you can see message threads, webpages, contacts or email view while typing on the virtual QWERTY keypad - now also available in portrait mode.

- Maps and navigation: Symbian Anna enhances Nokia Maps with better search functionality, new public transportation routes and the ability to check-in to favorite geo-social network sites like Facebook, Foursquare and Twitter

- Browsing: A faster, easier-to-use browser, delivering quicker page loads and improved device navigation allowing people to connect more easily to their favorite sites on the go.

- Better for business: Symbian Anna brings true business-grade security with improved data encryption on Nokia smartphones. Business users with a Nokia N8, Nokia C7, Nokia C6-01 or Nokia E7 can now easily and securely access their company intranet with IPSEC and SSL VPN enablers.

- Near Field Communications (NFC): The Symbian Anna software update also activates the NFC hardware in the Nokia C7, so people can now simply tap their Nokia C7s together to share contacts, photos, videos and play games; easily pair with NFC-enabled accessories from Nokia and others; and read NFC tags to check-in and more

*The precise rollout schedule of the Symbian Anna software update varies from market to market.

**Method of delivery of the software update differs from market to market and operator to operator.

Source: Nokia

Nokia N8 gets a camera update with better UI and video recording

It must feel quite good to be a Nokia N8 owner these days. First, there was the Symbian Anna update, which deals with quite a few of its usability issues and now Nokia brought the news that there's a camera update in the works for their former flagship.

The Nokia N8 camera update beta has already been released so if you don't mind a few bugs you don't need to wait anymore to get it. Just head to the Nokia Beta Labs website and take it for a spin. A registration is required though and you will need to have an N8 that's already running the Anna update.

The camera update itself is pretty major bringing a new UI that, according to Nokia, gives you faster access to essential camera controls. The UI was certainly one of the worst parts of the N8 camera and we appreciate Nokia's efforts to finally do something about it.



The other thing that got boosted by the update is video recording. The N8 finally got its video framerate cranked up to 30 fps and the continuous auto-focus features. So far, those were only available through an unofficial mod.

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ovaj telefon mi se svidja ali ljudi imaju lose misljenje o symbianu...ali sta im konkretno smeta to nikako da cujem...  sta su te mane??????