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Nokia 808 PureView Symbian screenshot gallery

Summary: Symbian gets a bum rap, particularly in the US, but the latest Belle Feature Pack 1 really is quite functional and modern.

Matthew Miller

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Microsoft Office on Symbian

You can view, edit, and create Office documents on the 808 PureView.

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  • Gravity

    I agree with you about Gravity. I miss it since I switched to Android. I also miss the radio on Symbian, you told it where you were, and it downloaded the radio station frequencies for the area. Never was sure why it didn't just use the cell location though! Great maps as well!

    The one thing I don't miss about Nokia is the web browser, which on the N95 & N97 Mini struggled when the page was > 1MB. Hopefully they've fixed that. The phones also tended to be a bit underpowered.
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