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First I thought that GPS was not available to Sri Lanka. Wow! I was wrong! Today I (actually my cousin brother) was able to get GPS working, after around 30 minutes of sunbathing for the N810. And then on, you can connect to GPS in an instant. Expect the pictures!Add to: | Technorati |  Digg |  del.icio.us | 


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Yes. You read it right. 100+ screenshots and the big review. I've completed it. Taking you on a fascinating journey to the N810. But, my Nokia 6233 being my sole internet connection and Opera Mini 4.1 having problems with upload to Blogger, has caused my review being posted a bit delayed. I'll be posting the review ASAP. Check back soon!

Now, that Fennec (codename for new Mozilla browser) has been released, I wanted to test it too, in WOM's N810. But sadly, the file size was 10.3MB, too much for my poor little Nokia 6233 (my sole internet connection for the N810), I gave up. But it doesn't mean that I'll give up on a browser that is 600% faster than the MicroB (Mozilla based N810's inbuilt browser), so wait for some more details!

Adding to the previous posts, screenshots and photos, here's my brief review of N810 (The device is to be collected by WOM soon, but I'll post you a whole bunch of new pics and a good lengthy review if I manage to get a way to upload them, sooner or later).
[*] Web browsing
The task for what N810 Internet Tablet (here on referred to as device) is made. It supports each and every type of website on the earth and scores 10/10 for web browsing.
[*] Chatting, IM and internet calling
The device supports all sorts of internet communication and with a really nice interface, an integrated webcam and Skype made as a part of the device, it scores 8/10.
[*] Multimedia
The device supports a variety of multimedia formats ranging from .mp3 to .avi and on and playing multimedia on its huge beautiful screen is a real pleasure. It scores 8/10 for multimedia.
[*] User interface, OS and the screen
The device has a 65k colour screen featuring a resolution of 800x480 (did I make any mistake?) and is powered by OS2008 Operating System. The screen provides unbelievably great results for a 65k screen and the touch user interface adds a really nice experience. It scores 10/10.
[*] Camera, Radio and Sound Quality
By default, the device's camera can only be used as a webcam, but by adding a small piece of applet from Nokia, you are able to make captures from it. The pictures are not that good quality owing to its VGA cam, but still provides impressive results for a frontal camera. The FM Radio is also an add on application from Nokia, which you can download if you feel the device's connectivity is not enough. The sound quality is not the very best, but still performs good enough and I'm sure you can bring the sound quality to a much higher level by plugging in a different set of headphones to the universal 3.5mm audio jack. It scores 7/10.
[*] Connectivity
The device supports a wide variety of connectivity options giving you seamless access to internet from your nearest Wi-Fi hotspot or via Bluetooth using your phone's 3G/GPRS service. The device has an internal GPS chipset and comes with Nokia Maps v2 preinstalled. Bluetooth or USB cable (provided with the sales package) can be used for file transfer. The device scores 9/10.
[*] As you see, the device never scored below 7/10 marks and this proves how a wonderful piece of electronic gadget it is. So, if you are looking for a portable device to surf web (including a desk stand, QWERTY keyboard and a mobile holder), still having a wide variety of connectivity options, you have found it. All in all, the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet scores a 8/10 rating from Mobile Royale which should be well enough for any mobile fan, added it's impressive battery life!