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Recently announced is the first mainstream touchscreen device from Finnish manufacturer Nokia. They’ve made touchscreen mobile phones before, but… nothing like the awesomeness of the new Nokia 5800!

Nokia and touchscreens – lessons from history

Believe it or not, the Nokia 5800 isn’t the first of their mobile phones to feature a touchscreen. That accolade goes all the way back to the Nokia 7700, a mobile phone that, well, never actually got released. But it was still the first, nevertheless. It’s just a shame, really, that Nokia’s first attempt at a touchscreen mobile phone was, frankly, rubbish, since it had a bit of a dodgy interface, the looks… well, the looks were described as anything from ‘a bit misjudged’, to ‘looks like a taco’, all the way up to ‘bad prop from Star Trek’. The follow-up, the Nokia 7710 wasn’t much better, being a bit buggy, still huge, and it lacked the features that other mobile phones were rapidly starting to have (cameras, 3G and so on). After that, the only Nokia devices to have touchscreens were not actually mobile phones, as the concept was shifted over to their range of internet tablets.

But now, touchscreen mobile phones are all set to make a triumphant return to the Nokia range, with their newest and bestest touchscreen mobile phone ever: the Nokia 5800.

Nokia 5800 – touchscreen mobile phones for the masses

Soon to be released, the Nokia 5800 is sure to have a very big effect on their portfolio of mobile phones. And the inspiration of it can be traced back to the release of the iPhone, so you can be absolutely sure they’ve made the Nokia 5800 as slick and as user-friendly as possible. The new S60 Touch interface in the Nokia 5800 is tremendously elegant, as well as being really rather powerful. Put simply, it’s a joy to navigate round, and so much nicer than many other mobile phones on the market. Combine with a list of top-notch features, like 3 megapixel camera, HSDPA and so on, and you get a really cool smartphone. But it’s with music that the Nokia 5800 really shines, as it’s music that this beautiful mobile phone lives for, with a music player that really is second to none. In conclusion, I can sincerely say that the Nokia 5800 is one of the most impressive mobile phones I’ve seen in a long time.

But the surprising thing is… the Nokia 5800 is a mid-range mobile phone, not a top-ender. So what will happen, when the Nokia 5800 magically morphs into the first touchscreen Nseries mobile phone.

Captain N – the future is Nseries

There’s no doubt that the Nokia 5800 is a really cool mobile phone. It’s slick, pretty and clever. but what will the new S60 Touch interface be like when it gets put into Nseries mobile phones? Are we going to see something akin to the Nokia N96 that you control by prodding the screen? Well, the answer, unsurprisingly, is yes, as confirmed by Nokia themselves. The Nokia 5800 is merely the first toe in the water, as it were, and there WILL be Nseries mobile phones released with the new touch interface. That’s when we’re going to see the big, uber-top-end, ultra-powerful mobile phones, with cameras probably in the tens of megapixels, massive amounts of storage, and frighteningly fast internet access. They won’t be the Nokia N96 with a touchscreen, though, for the simple reason that they’ll blow everything away, the Nokia N96 included!

Nokia have released a third colour version of their first ever touch screen mobile phone, the Nokia 5800 is the first of many in the manufacturers line-up of touchscreen phones with the next being the Nokia N97.

The Silver Nokia 5800 changes the colour of the exterior colour band around the circumference of the casing from the red and blue of the previous models to a new silver finish, the overall casing colour stays as black which offsets the new silver banding perfectly.

Aside from this colour change the bones of the Nokia 5800 stay exactly the same offering all of the same great features and technology as the original red and more recent blue editions.

Nokia has undoubtedly made an important place in the mobile market. It has introduced latest models with innovative technology and features from time to time. This time it has brought an addition to its existing touch screen range with introduction of its Nokia 5800 model. It has excellent features and functions along with the superb quality of music.

Design and Display

The Nokia 5800 has impressive look with physical dimension of  111 X 51.7 X 15.5 mm. the weight of the phone is 109gram which  makes it easy to carry it anywhere. It has a good display with 3.2inches touch screen. The pixel resolution of the screen stands at 640 X 360. More than 16 million colors of the screen make it even more vibrant and bright. The accelerometer in the phone acts as automatic orientation sensor which is there for the display rotation. The 5800 is available in attractive colors of red, black, blue and others to suit your style statement.

Multiple Input Options

The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is a phone with Symbian S60 operating system. There is wide variety of input options available in the phone. For controlling the user interface there is stylus, finger touch and the plectrum support. For the comfort of the users there is mini QWERTY keyboard and alphanumeric keypad available in the phone. The option of handwriting recognition and full screen handwriting makes work even easier. For enjoying the music there is dedicated touch key for the Media bar which gives access to the gallery, music and other features. The phone also takes inputs in the form of the voice commands.

Nice Camera Features

The Nokia 5800 has 3.2MP of camera with resolution of 2048 X 1536 pixels. It has Carl Zeiss optics with 3x of digital zoom that gives superb picture quality. Other camera features include Dual LED Flash, Auto focus, settings for white balance and flash modes, photo editor and many others. You can also print your images directly with the help of compatible printer.

A Phone for Music Lovers

The main attraction of the Nokia 5800 Xpress Music is its superb quality of music with enhanced features. The phone has NSeries digital music player with options of play list, equalizer, graphic display and others. The player supports multiple audio formats that include AAC, MP3, WMA and others. The media bar option in the phone facilitates the access of the music immediately. You can also enjoy your favorite radio channel as the phone has Stereo FM Radio. Your music experience will enhance with the stereo speakers that are integrated and has the surround sound system in it.

Memory and Battery

You will never fall short of storage in the phone with its 8GB of memory, which can store around 6000 favorite tracks of your choice. So now you can keep all your favorite pieces of images, videos and music stored in the phone, and still if you want more memory you can do so by using the option of MicroSD card. The battery life of the phone last for about 48 hours which is far better than any other phone.

The Nokia 5800 is now available on O2, Orange, T-Mobie, Virgin Mobile and Vodafone pay monthly deals as well as on Pay As You Go with no contract ties plus as a SIM Free handset with no network ties.

There is simply no stopping the advance of touchscreen mobile phones, in every area of the mobile world. Let’s take a look at how touchscreens help with two key features: camera, on the Samsung Pixon, and music on the Nokia 5800th But first a look at the short history of touchscreens. The history of the touch screen – as they have in mobile phones since long before the era of mobile phones even began, touchscreen devices have been out there, let the people more direct interaction with what they had was with interaction in the first place. Before they appear on the phone, one would see them in museum displays, in tablet PCs and in Star Trek. You have really moved with PDAs, but devices that can be regarded as almost direct ancestor of the modern, so-called “smart” phones. Pocket PCs, in other words, and they are, as they prospered, the unit may be smaller, but have the same high-end functionality. Fast forward a little, and we come to the mobile phones that have them, and there is an example everyone knows (especially Americans): the iPhone. Love it or hate it, there can be little doubt that there is a big kick in the butt to other manufacturers, the mobile phones will have achieved what appear to touch screens all over the place. But what to do, give additional benefits to touch screens on mobile phones’ features and how, for example, the Nokia profit 5800 music player from a touchscreen? Nokia 5800 – a touching display of musical love, the Nokia 5800 Nokia brand first mainstream foray into the world the touch screen phones. you have in front of other touch phones, but no one has the mass market appeal that the Nokia shows 5800 had. Anyone who has seen it or read about it, knows that his is big, killer feature music (good it would be to touch as part of the XpressMusic range of mobile phones). And of course with a touch screen-based controls in a really cool way to use, with direct scrolling through tracks, allows, leads a simple finger give a direct feel when accessing songs on the Nokia 5800th I hesitate to call it iPhone-like, but it is, and basically, the Nokia 5800 offers you a large amount of freedom when playing tracks. Samsung Pixon – Lights, Camera, Action Touch The other important feature in most phones these days is the camera, and so we now have our attention away from the Nokia 5800 and one of its competitors: the beautiful Samsung Pixon. With this phone, while it has a music player, and HSDPA internet and GPS, the big feature is the camera because, as with only a handful of other phones, the Samsung Pixon a HUGE 8-megapixel camera. So go grab high-quality photos with him to be a piece of cake. But how does this camera the touchscreen of the Samsung Pixon use? Simple, use it manual focus touch. Or in other words, to a certain thing to focus in front of you, the tap straight on this thing on the screen. have very few phones that function , and the Samsung Pixon is probably the most beautiful. And it would not be possible without the wonders of the humble touch screen available!

Touchscreen mobile phones in all shapes and sizes, from tiny critters come sensitive to large power station phones. Let’s look at two of the coolest mobile phones: the Nokia 5800 and the Sony Ericsson X1. A brief history of the TI-er, have enjoyed touchscreen phones touchscreen phones only really modest success on the history, starting way back when, with the IBM Simon (a telephone on the size of Nicaragua), and forward progress are to mobile phones as the Sony Ericsson P800 and Motorola A920. In reality, Sony Ericsson one of the main proponents of the touch-screen movement, with its P-Series phones are often the center of the stage. Then came Microsoft and Windows Mobile, and entered another competitor in the market. Even if their success was only slightly elevated. As much as I hate to admit it took a cell phone to really kick start the current boom in iPhone touchscreen phones: the Apple. Because of this unique (and in my opinion, garbage) mobile phone, all others raised their game. Sony Ericsson set out to Windows Mobile with the X1 cool, and Nokia, the biggest names in the business, have developed a cell phone started to take on the iPhone on two fronts: music and touch screen. It is, of course, the Nokia 5800th . . Nokia 5800 – touch screens for the young generation funky First up is a new member of Nokia XpressMusic line of mobile phones, the mouth-watering Nokia 5800th This one’s pretty obvious built for music and video, you can open the separate XpressMusic Touch-key with a list of keyboard shortcuts to tell music, videos, the web, and so on. Oh, and the Nokia 5800 has a third 2-inch touch screen to let you play with the various media. Basically, the Nokia 5800 was created, a small portable jukebox and movie player, and to go as a music device, this is just the sweetest. The Nokia 5800 also has, built-in, a 3-megapixel camera, HSDPA and GPS Internet access, making it a brilliant all-round mobile phone, as well as a brilliant media player. Oh, and it has a strap attached to a fake guitar pick. That’s pretty cool, but know that the Nokia 5800 is very definitely a mid-range phone, it is not, nor will it ever be, an absolute top-Ender. To see how a cell phone that we have to look around elsewhere. . . Sony Ericsson X1 – Windows to the soul I have a few articles on the Sony Ericsson X1, so I would not have done to get caught up in the features here. What could I do, and I could go over the 3-megapixel camera or GPS, or the Media Player, or the brand new user interface, or the fact that the X1 is the first Sony Ericsson phone to use Windows Mobile. But I will not. Instead I will focus on what features that make it the king of Internet-enabled mobile phones. It must be said that most of the reasons for his being so well online are based on Windows Mobile, so you things like MSN Messenger, Internet Explorer and Outlook, installed in Get the Sony Ericsson X1. Combine that with the fast HSDPA blisteringly Internet access, and the absolutely wonderful QWERTY keyboard, and you get a heck of an Internet device. Between the mid-range Nokia 5800 and the high-end Sony Ericsson X1, I would say the touch screen mobile phone market is rather healthy in us this year!

Nokia is not a strange word in today’s world. The Nokia mobile phones are very popular in all parts of the world. The credibility that this brand has created in public is simply incomparable. The older models of Nokia phones were missing looks good, that most other phones had been in the market. These phones have become very popular just because of the high reliability even though it looks good missing. As years passed, and new multimedia phones on the shelves of popular mobile phone manufacturer Nokia is still no compromise on quality. Nokia’s entry into the smartphone category with the launch of 6600 was outstanding. With many improvements, switched to the Nokia N-series. The N95 is always a big hit, Nokia raced past all the other brands. The competition is more intense now with the launch of the iPhone and stylish touch-screen phones from other manufacturers such as Samsung. Nokia has responded to competition with the launch of the N5800, the touch screen offers. Like the earlier models by Nokia, it is a top priority given to the durability. However, Nokia has some attractive design concepts to the N thrown 5800 smartphones. There were some experiments with durability N 5800 and the results were pretty amazing. Some of the tests seems to be funny, but very nice. Keep reading to find more. Avoid The Fear Of Non-touch screen functionality in the event of dropping your PhoneThe main problem with the touch-screen phones, is that as soon as the phone slipped from his hand and falls, the touchscreen dead. This is one of the main reasons why many people are avoiding the touch-screen phones. However, things are quite different in the case of N 5800th Several drop tests and the results were pretty amazing. This powerful phone from Nokia is the only touch-screen phone that survived the toughest test spin washing machine. The battery remained intact, and the camera and touch screen were fully functional even after the hardest impact. Dropping your N Serve 5800 no harm, than any other is a few scratches. The fluid TestVarious polls show that many of them have their phones damaged accidentally they fall into the water. N 5800 was for this to be tested by dropping them in water and results seemed unhappy. The speaker hole and the pin provision allows water into the phone easily into force. The phone for some time with the battery was dried. Once dried, the battery was reinstalled and the telephone came as a surprise to live again. The multimedia phone is working properly. Bottom LineIf you are looking for a highly durable touch-screen phone for the toughest applications, you should look no further. You should immediately take the N 5800th With good looks, good music quality and high reliability, this is another outstanding multimedia phone from Nokia offers.