I’ve come across a nice video by Stuff.tv Magazine, it’s showing a Nokia 5800 Hand-on, with quite clear images of the Touchscreen and Operating system response. Great focus, like on every review of the last days, on the multiple text imput methods, here showing the Full Qwerty touch imput, mini-qwerty to use with included pen, and classic keypad imput with numbers and multiple letters.

Also, some websites are reporting that the first country to get the 5800 release will be Russia, probably on the first days of December. This is because russian market is in some ways different from other european markets. Nokia aims to fight there, against the growing iPhone-mania. Also, The Nokia 5800 sold there will be more expensive (around 450 Euro, while in other countries the price will be 299 Euro + Taxes).

Then, the Tube will be available in Spain and some other countries before the end of the year. The rest of the world (including Italy), will get it on the first months of 2009.

Sources: Dailymobile, Mobile-Review

He was among  the first customers to buy a Nokia N85 (some days ago). Today, Pietro from Jaspp.net wrote his personal review of the new Nokia N85.

Pietro has no doubts: the N85 is the best Symbian phone available today, as it offers speed, stability and a rich software suite. The N85 also has a new OLED screen that impressed him in an excellent way, and has one of the best build quality seen in a Nseries.

The only thing that is missing is the DVB-h, as implemented in the N96, but this feature utility depends on the user needs.

After the review’s publishing  on Jaspp,  Steve Litchfiled reported the news on All Ablout Symbian. Here, an user called Umberto kindly translated and summarized the whole review in English.

Click Here to read the original review (External Link, in Italian)

Click Here to read the translated review in English (External link)