N810 an internet appliance by Nokia was launched in October 2007. There is a common misconception about N810 for people believe that it is a mobile phone but on the contrary it is actually used to browse the internet through Wi-fi networks or Bluetooth cell phones. The N810 has the new Internet Tablet OS 2008.
The Nokia N810 was not made to replace its predecessor N800 but more of improving the latter. With its new slide-out QWERTY keyboard and front facing webcam, it makes communication wi…
See moreN810 an internet appliance by Nokia was launched in October 2007. There is a common misconception about N810 for people believe that it is a mobile phone but on the contrary it is actually used to browse the internet through Wi-fi networks or Bluetooth cell phones. The N810 has the new Internet Tablet OS 2008.
The Nokia N810 was not made to replace its predecessor N800 but more of improving the latter. With its new slide-out QWERTY keyboard and front facing webcam, it makes communication with others much more easily. It has a 4.1 inch touchscreen, with a 800 x 480 resolution, 225 pixels/in, 65536 colors. It also has an integrated GPS. It has a storage capacity of 2 GB and one MiniSDHC card slot. It has a battery life of up to 4 hours of continuous usage with wireless LAN and up to 10 hours of music playback with Wi-fi turned off. Another feature is the Universal Plug and play; the N810 can be used to control other compatible appliances like PC, home theaters, etc, and the user can easily stream video from the N810 to the compatible equipment.
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I recently bought a Ruvo Avox mini computer and even though it has a 7" screen and I have changed all the font sizes I can I still can barely read the screen because it runs on Windows XP, yet I have no troubles reading my old PDA that runs on Windows Mobile. So I was wondering does this have the same visabilty problem as my Ruvo Avox?
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Can you get/send texts routed from your cell phone via bluetooth? (i.e. NOT using the Skype, or any other internet based thing).
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Answered by Bobby 2009-09-08:
You can make the calls through VoIP. Therefore, you will need to setup an account with one of the VoIP providers first. Then you can use this device to make and receive phone calls via