First ads for the Nokia 800 Windows Phone leak
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We also have a the Nokia Sabre codename, of course, which is expected to sport a similar design but different screen size than the phone with the Sea Ray nick.
In any case, the first leaked ads show that Nokia is positioning the device with the enigmatic phrase "Today the sun will rise and set. The rest is up for grabs".
No arguing here, but we'll see what tricks the Nokia Windows Phones hold before we pass any judgement. There is apparently a neat way to share photos by pressing a button on the side of the Nokia 800 (it doesn't say specifically the camera button) and tagging the snaps from the 8MP shooter, sharing them on the social networks, or loading them in albums. Nokia World is fast approaching to break the suspense.
source: PocketNow
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1. box (unregistered) posted on 10 Oct 2011, 10:07 5 0
Dear Nokia, Please release this within the next month..... and make it available on-contract in the U.S.!
16. XiphiasGladius posted on 11 Oct 2011, 03:22 0 0
Aside from Sony Ericsson, Nokia sure knows how to make phones very attractive. . .
4. snowgator posted on 10 Oct 2011, 10:30 5 0
WP is looking like it has the perfect partner. I so want an official roadmap from Nokia to come out. I am excited for the HTC Titan, the Samsung Focus S, and I am hopeful for the LG CDMA WP that was rumored, but these are the future of WP, and I do wish they would lead the way with releases worldwide at the Christmas season. They may not be released soon enough to help me, but they are going to be great handsets.
5. Loubie (unregistered) posted on 10 Oct 2011, 10:40 1 0
I was thinking of getting the N9 but might wait now so see if the Sun is same actions as the N9 just one easy Swipe an things can still be running then by just swiping up or down it closes the app running
6. Rikkirik (unregistered) posted on 10 Oct 2011, 10:59 3 0
Nokia is the best partner for WP. Especially their slick designs and use of color are top noch. This is what will distinguish Nokia from the rest of the pack (HTC, Samsung, Moto etc). There are too many black smartphones in the market, it's all the same and very dull. It's time for slick designs and color and Nokia does this better than anyone.
HTC is trying it's best with the Radar and the Titan. Since HTC's revenue is dependent on WP for 30%, HTC will invest heavy with new desighs. But Nokia and Windows are synonimous for top quality, top grade, design and functionality. So watch out Google, the winning combination is on it's way.
8. corporateJP posted on 10 Oct 2011, 12:58 0 3
"Windows are synonimous for top quality, top grade, design and functionality."
Apparently you've never owned a Windows phone before the 7 OS.
10. djg71087 posted on 10 Oct 2011, 13:47 3 0
Windows Phone never existed prior to WP7, that was "Windows Mobile," which those handsets were built on an entirely different (OS) platform.
12. corporateJP posted on 10 Oct 2011, 18:25 0 2
Thanks, but I don't need correcting.
You can call it anything you want..."mobile"..."phone"...regardless, it still falls in the fair-to-poor quality range to me.
I'd dare say I'd own an iPhone before I'd ever buy a Microsoft-based phone again.
18. - (unregistered) posted on 11 Oct 2011, 06:05 0 0
Correction, you DO need the correcting because you were wrong. Suck it up.
And, if you ever owned a WP7/7.5, and still feel that it sucks, it's totally respectable. But saying that it's poor quality before even using it? That's just ignorant.
11. belovedson posted on 10 Oct 2011, 13:53 1 0
nokia is an exciting company. i hold high regards with nokia. for me its all about tech. samsung and nokia are difference makers. everyone else seems to follow suit.
it used to be apple, sony, motorola, and nokia
now its samsung, and nokia.
im probably going to get flamed. oh well why not speak the truth
13. corporateJP posted on 10 Oct 2011, 18:28 0 2
Nokia is on the fringe of collapse and bet their entire farm on one lukewarm operating system.
I really don't know who is following suit here for any of the other manufacturers..
There's not much truth to your statement.
17. XiphiasGladius posted on 11 Oct 2011, 03:26 0 0
Says the man who thinks he knows everything Nokia. . .
14. Rafael Lima (unregistered) posted on 10 Oct 2011, 19:31 0 0
Maybe a swype version for WP 7.5? Hmm. Nokia will be the first manufacturer to bring Windows Phone to Brazil Im so excited I cant wait anymore Nokia.


