Nokia N8 – Touchscreen mobile phone

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The new Nokia N8 is a new 3.5-inch capacitive Touchscreen mobile phone from Nokia.The new Nokia N8 is the first 12 megapixel camera mobile phone from Nokia.It also features Xenon flash ,carl-ziess optics and a mini HDMI port.Nokia N8 features the Symbian ^3 OS , the latest edition of the world’s most used smart-phone software, which introduces several major advances, including support for gestures such as multi-touch, flick scrolling and pinch-zoom.


The key features of the new Nokia N8 mobile phone are:

• 3.5-inch capacitive Touchscreen HD display with Multi-Touch and Gestures support
• 1st phone WITH Symbian^3 OS
• 12 Megapixel Camera
• HD Ready (720p) Vido Recording at 30 FPS
• HDMI Output, Video on Demand Through OVI Store
• 3G HSDPA
• GPS with AGPS support
• Anodized aluminium casing, available in Color
  • Silver white
  • Dark grey
  • Orange
  • Blue
  • Green

Nokia N8 specifications :

• Network: WCDMA 850/900/1700/1900/2100 and GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
• OS: Symbian^3
• Form Factor: Touch screen monoblock
• Dimensions: 113.5 x 59.12 x 12.9 mm (L x W x H)
• Weight: 135g
• Display and user interface
  • Screen size: 3.5-inch
  • Resolution: 16:9 nHD (640 x 360 pixels) AMOLED
  • 16.7 million colours
  • Capacitive touch screen
  • Orientation sensor (Accelerometer)
  • Compass (Magnetometer)
  • Proximity sensor
  • Ambient light detector
• Battery: 1200mAh BL-4D
  • Talk-time : up to 12 hours
  • Standby time : up to 390 hours
• Media Storage/Memory:
  • Internal memory: 16 GB
  • MicroSD memory card slot, hot swappable, up to 32 GB
• Video Playback:
  • Video recording, Performance: encoding
  • 25fps, decoding 30fps, File Formats:
  • H.264, MPEG-4, VC-1, H.263, Real Video
  • 10, ON2 VP6, Flash video
• Music Playback:
  • FM radio, FM transmitter, MP3 player,
  • Supported codecs:MP3,AAC,eAAC,
  • eAAC+,WMA,AMR-WB, DRM support, DRM:
  • OMA DRM 2.0
• Main Camera:
  • Lens: Carl Zeiss optics
  • Image capture: 12 megapixels
  • Video capture: HD 720p
  • Aperture: F2.8
  • Focal length: 5.4
  • Flash: Xenon flash
• Connectivity:
  • Nokia Adapter Cable for HDMI CA-156
  • WLAN IEEE802.11 b/g/n
  • Bluetooth 2.1 with support for stereo headsets
  • Positioning with GPS, A-GPS, WLAN and Cell-ID
  • Micro-USB 2.0 high speed for file transfers and charging
  • USB On-the-Go
  • Nokia AV connector 3.5 mm for audio
  • input/output and TV out

Clijsters wins third US Open

By Matt Cronin

Saturday, September 11, 2010

In yet another rousing performance in a US Open final, Kim Clijsters decimated Vera Zvonareva 6-2, 6-1 to win her third title in New York.

Moving swiftly, serving accurately and dominating action off the ground, the Belgian and part-time New Jersey resident set a record for the least amount of time played in dispatching the Russian in 59 minutes (officials began to keep time records in 1980). It was the most one-sided final at the US Open since American Chris Evert smoked Evonne Goolagong 6-3, 6-0 in 1976.

It was a near perfect performance for Clijsters, who found incredible depth and angles off the ground, hammered away with her forehand, kept her backhand sharp and played every big point as if it were her last.
"I'm very excited that I was able to defend my title. It is always an honor to go back to a place, especially a Grand Slam, where you've done well and you've won. You obviously want to bring your best tennis again," Clijsters said. "Obviously tennis wise I knew that if I would bring my best, that I'm capable of beating a lot of the top players."

Zvonareva had beaten Clijsters twice this summer at Wimbledon and Montreal, but could never find enough accuracy off the ground, or the consistency with her serve and returns that led her to an upset of top seed Caroline Wozniacki in the semifinals.

The Russian began the match in fine fashion, trading holds with the Belgian to 2-2, but then the wheels came off. After Clijsters held to 3-2, Zvonareva committed two backhand errors to be broken to 4-2.

Clijsters pushed the Russian around the court in the next game and then broke to win the set when Zvonareva dumped another backhand into the net.

The second set began as badly for Wimbledon finalist Zvonareva as the first set ended. After Clijsters whipped a forehand that the Russian couldn't catch up to, she smashed her racket off the cement three times and broke it, receiving a warning. Zvonareva doubled faulted away the next game and Clijsters easily held to 3-0. Finally, Zvonareva stopped her seven game losing streak when Clijsters inexplicably committed four unforced errors and the Russian held at 3-1.

But even though the Russian slapped her thigh, bounced up and down on her feet and yelled at herself to get moving, she could never find a high level and lost one physical rally after another.

Clijsters fought off a break point with an ace and held to 4-1, then broke Zvonareva again when the Russian double faulted, and finally won the match when she crushed a forehand crosscourt winner.

Clijsters smiled widely and spent a good eight minutes thanking the crowd, her husband Brian Lynch and daughter Jada, and all of her friends and support team.

She finished the match with 17 winners, 10 forced errors and 15 unforced errors, to only six winners, 17 forced errors and 24 unforced errors form the Russian.

Clijsters became the first player to repeat as titlist since Venus Williams since 2001, and given that she won the title in 2005 and didn't play from 2006-2008 due to injury and retirement, she became the first player since Evert to win three titles in three appearances. Evert won four straight between 1975-1978.
"Obviously when I started my U.S. summer, the US Open was my main goal," Clijsters said. "I wasn't playing my best tennis when I wanted to in the beginning. But I was able to lift my game in the last two matches when I needed it to. That's obviously what probably I'm most pleased with over these last 14 days - that I was able to do that."