#nokia 5800 review

Barely a few weeks after the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic was released in the Philippines, quite a number of units have been reportedly suffering from early-bird bugs and problems. My Nokia 5800 already has the V 11.0.008 software version so it's the latest update. I ran the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic to a lot of stress test to dig beyond the touchscreen hype and found some surprisingly great features as well as shortcomings. Let me share with you why I thought the Nokia 5800 falls short of expectations but will remain on top of a lot of people's must-buy list. Make and Construction When I first read that the Nokia 5800 has a 3.2 inch (360x640 pixel) display screen. The Nokia Video Manager (an app that automatically converts video files transferred to the phone) makes a low-quality compressesion that videos played on the 5800 ends up very pixelated. Conclusion Over-all, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is a nice-to-have phone but fell short of my expectation as a flagship touchscreen phone. Had the Nokia 5800 been launched in January (or even June) of 2008, I would have given it more excuse. Read more in our articles including "Nokia 5800: Early Bird Problems" and "Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Review".