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Originally Posted by enjoy
Thanks everyone.
Price of Nokia 5800 is 21.8 in Bangalore (Requires booking at Nokia showroom).
I am little confused between HTC P3300 and Nokia 5800
@gforce23 - I read your other posts, but could you still clarify what UI problem you saw.
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I was about to jump into bed, so I'll keep this short. Examples of places where Nokia messed up on consistency in the UI: some apps require a double tap, while others will run with just one tap. In the browser, you can drag the page around, much like on a P1i or iPhone but in the rest of the system (the menus, for example), it works conversely. The scroll bars are too thin to be truly usable with just a finger. I have long and slightly thick
ish fingers and find it occasionally difficult to scroll down quickly. The contacts bar looks sexy but is pretty much useless since it displays the last 4 interactions only. The lack of Nokia Conversations from the E-series is quite astounding tbh.
There are a couple of bugs in the initial firmware, primarily related to the screen backlit and notification light. Larger, high res (bit rate) MP4 files still only play audio for some reason, probably due to the lack of a dedicated video chip like on the n96.
That said, it probably is the best phone I've used this year and that's saying a lot. Nokia has really delivered a killer punch with the 5800. My iPod has been collecting dust ever since I got this.
P.S.: Trying to decide between the P3300 and 5800? Come'on man, you're either grossly underestimating the latter or artificially boosting the capabilities of the 3300.
Phone between 15-20* K
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