Nokia Nseries is the right example of digital conversion as they stand apart from the rest with their unparalleled features and capabilities. Nokia, being the leading manufacturer of mobile devices, has recently launched its newest model, the Nokia N82, which is supposed to be the successor to the most popular Nokia N95 phone. The successor usually includes more enhanced and improved features compared to the previous model. Similarly, Nokia N82 has some of the latest innovations and also incorporates all the proven positives of the rest of the N series phones.
Nokia N82 packs a lot of technology into a candybar form factor and is labeled as a perfect camera phone for all photographers, which cannot be said for Nokia N95. We usually live some moments that we want to treasure all our lives. Nokia N82 offers you a camera that is no less than 5.0 megapixels and includes Carl Zeiss lenses with autofocus, 20x digital zoom and a xenon flash, plus it has the ability to capture 30 fps when recording videos, in addition to its own built-in camera protection and a secondary camera for video calls.
Another difference that we can see in both phones is that the Nokia N95 was a dual slider, while the Nokia N82 is a simple and straightforward unibody design with an uncluttered keyboard and a large QVGA screen. The main drawback of this new version is its long and thin keyboard, which is cumbersome to use and prone to errors. The N82 integrates a 2.43″ LCD QVGA TFT color screen (240 x 320 pixels) with up to 16.7 million colors, compared to 2.6″ on the N95.
Nokia N82 is a Symbian S60 smartphone and it comes with a web browser, email client, document viewer, advanced media player and also has a suite of personal information management (PIM) applications. With many business and entertainment line certified applications, N82 also supports many business applications, just like N95, which can help users benefit more from the device.
In the end, we can say that Nokia N82 is a complete and tough competitor for all existing camera phones in the market. It is certainly the successor to Nokia N95 as it offers some improved features like xenon flash and improved memory. People all over the world are showing great enthusiasm and excitement for the new Nokia N82, but currently only time can tell if the Nokia N82 will get the same popularity and fame as the Nokia N95.