DISQUS

@Rob May - The lower buttons are surprisingly easier to use than they look. The answer and reject keys are slightly less comfortable due to the low feedback and non elevation in respect to the other buttons.

@Zylam Marex - The fingerprint issue is still there, still similar to the silver version, but I wouldn't say it's any different.

@Markus The stylus is definitely optional, as the handset will have tactile feedback, one would assume the use of fingers would be encouraged more.

@Myelectones I was a big fan of the K800 also, for me the N82 is a perfect replacement/evolution from the K800.

@YS - I'm not saying it's bad, just pointing out the N82 takes much better pictures than the N95. Especially when it comes to using the flash in low light conditions and very bright conditions.

@Bernhard - I use my Casio for fun pictures, so not too bothered with the quality to be honest.

N95-1 running V20 firmware.

@Christian - The sun did actually go behind the clouds and was playing hide and seek, I waited for ages but it decided not to come out. I caught it just as it was heading into the clouds.
But as I mentioned in daylight the N95 is pretty good anyway. Just not as good on handling very bright light in poor conditions.

@Richard, Thanks for the info.

@Richard, I'm getting the same now for some strange reason? I think contacting the dev guys might be a worthwhile.

@Richard March - Are you having trouble obtaining the application? You can find it on the right hand side of the page: http://www.joiku.com/?action=products&mode;=pro... just select your model from the drop down list and click download to get it.

@Andy - Something I missed out, probably because it never occurred to me to recharge it. I must say it is very good, can go for a day and a half with full heavy usage, HSDPA, GPS, Camera, Music and Video playback, no problems for me. Although I charge it every night anyway, it still usually has half the life left at the end of the night.

@Chirantan - I use a 2rd party stand also, but the USB cable is too short on to go all the way to the other side as my base is placed on the right side.

@P3k - Personally those kinds of things don't have any use to me. I'd prefer if there was a combined desktop charger and stand. Besides it also adds some class to the device.

@Memet - You need to go to the product page and purchase from there: http://www.one-stop-china.com/pdetail.jsp?produ...

@Jamie March - Try to reinstall it using this link: http://europe.nokia.com/A4388352

After installing you will need to reboot your device also.

@Cypress - I get what you mean, but as I'm in the UK, it doesn't bother me, BUT it would if I didn't have 3G. There are a lot of things that this phone does that require 3G to make it tolerable.

@Mr G - From WOMWorld yes, I'm doing the review mate. ;-)

@Martyn - Strange with the Satellite lock on issue, just playing around with it last night, I got a lock on in my room, something that never happened on the N95?!

@Mr G - I think it's a lot better looking than the N95 personally.

@Cypress - The N82 comes with HSDPA 3.5G 2100Mhz, which is the band used in Europe and Japan. I couldn't possibly imagine Nokia making any handsets in this range without 3G.

Python is required as it's coded in Python unfortunately.

Personally I like this widget, takes around 4 seconds to search for anything on the internet, obviously connection dependant.

@Mike - The final version is the last version released, it includes Ovi and the standby widget.

@Robert - You need to download the latest version of Share Online. It comes with that.

@MISIU - Thanks for the heads up, it might be useful letting the guys at Nokia Beta Labs know of this problem.

@Valdimir - Conversation is another different application. This application is more of a widget add-on for your PC. Conversation was a beta application aimed at getting some feed back from the community and a platform for other applications and features that we might see in the future. The last update was on 24th January, See blog entry for more info here: http://betalabs.nokia.com/blog/2008/01/24/conve...