Excerpt: Nokia’s N-Series is an odd amalgam of high-tech and low, melding some of the best smartphone technology with phones that haven’t changed much since the first
Conclusion: The Nokia N78 is the successor to Nokia's wildly successful N73 . A smart phone with a good 3.2 megapixel camera, powerful software and capable music features it's likely...
Excerpt: Truly, the appearance of the N-series handset has never been considered attractive. It is rather associated with the aerodynamic weight of the formula 1 fireballs, which...
Summary: It's not as feature-rich as the N82 or N95 8GB, but this slimline candybar is a worthy successor to the N73 in the feature stakes.
Pros: Nokia's latest Nseries mobile is rammed with features. Let's start with the 3.2-megapixel camera with optics provided by, guess who, Carl Zeiss - it's a doozy, boastin...
Cons: ...at least it would be if the controls hadn't been tweaked to hell since its predecessor the N73 - the joypad is spongy and particularly unresponsive (you'll often fi...
Nokia N78 Review Part 3 - Software and Conclusions
All About Symbian
9 August 2008
Conclusion: In the last part of our N78 review we cover N-Gage, Web, GPS applications and general software. There's also a brief look at some of the additions and improvement from...
Excerpt: The N78 represents the low end of Nokia's Nseries of multimedia smartphones - if you can even consider a phone with a 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera as low end.
Nokia N78 Review - Part 1: Hardware, Design and Connectivity
All About Symbian
23 July 2008
Conclusion: Rafe looks at the latest Nseries deivice from Nokia - the N78. This part of the review considers the hardware, design and connectivity elements of the N78.