Nokia N8 could be released as early as August 26th.
The N8 would cost significantly more than the HTC Desire but less than the iPhone 4G 16GB and the same as the Samsung Galaxy S. The Nokia smartphone differs from a number of its competitors by incorporating 16GB of memory by default.
The Nokia N8 is now also on pre-order in Germany, where Nokia offers the new Symbian^3 smartphone for a price that’s higher than the one seen in Italy: €479.That’s also €109 higher than the N8’s initial price announced by Nokia: €370. Of course, taxes are, in part, to blame.
Although they won’t make WiMax devices, Nokia is betting on fourth-generation cellular networks based on LTE technology. It’ll be “a big focus” of Nokia in the future, Savander said. I recommend you hit the source link for the entire interview, it’s a highly engaging read that explains Nokia’s decision-making process.
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