Nokia N80 Expert Reviews

The Nokia N80ie is largely like its predecessor, the N80, keeping the same hardware but adding some nice software upgrades to enhance the Web experience of the smart phone. The N80ie now includes a download client that provides an easy way to get new ...

Let's be honest. While we get some neat cell phones here in the United States, the really cool stuff is usually available in Europe and Asia. Such is the case with the Nokia N series. This line of high-end mobiles is jam-packed with advanced ...

The Nokia N80 is a multimedia-rich phone with a 3-megapixel camera, a second VGA camera, and an integrated music player. It also has a sharp screen, PIM functionality, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi.

With no carrier backing, the Nokia N80 is expensive. Performance is also a bit sluggish when switching between apps.

If you can afford it, the Nokia N80 delivers a powerful multimedia phone packed with advanced imaging features, PIM functionality, and good call quality.

Nokia's N80 Internet Edition has a very nice design and is full of multi-media features. It is for Wi-Fi addicts, photo and video enthusiasts and generally for people who can cope up with software sluggishness.

Nokia's N80 Internet Edition has a very nice design and is full of multi-media features. But like any other phones it does have its flaws, such as lack of autofocus for the camera, was this really intentional on the side of Nokia? Another is the ...

Nokia's N80 is by no means a "hot off the line" model, yet its feature list still runs longer than most 2007 releases. This review will be looking at the revamped N80 Internet Edition, an enhanced version of the original N Series' N80. Before we take ...

The Nokia N80 is more than just a cell phone; it's like a mini computer that also makes and receives calls. If you want a phone to make calls, send messages, and occasionally surf the web, look elsewhere; the Nokia N80 is definitely not for you. If, ...

This handset boasts superior photo capabilities, but its wealth of multimedia options slows performance and navigating them isn't a breeze.

Like its N-series cousins, the Nokia N80 is billed as an all-around device for an increasingly media-centric world. With a 3-megapixel digital camera, it certainly delivers on that front, but I found the device to be a tad too feature-packed—with...

This smart phone slider sleekly meshes with a 3-megapixel camera. The Nokia N80 fuses a lot of features and connectivity into one pricey device.

• Bigger display than Pearl • Excellent GPS system • Long battery life • Good data performance • Built-in media player

• Keyboard a bit cramped • No camera• No stereo Bluetooth support

The Nokia N80 is the first phone to create a seamless networking connection between your home TV, stereo system, and home PC.

You can also print off images and documents on your N80. Connect wirelessly using a compatible UPnP enabled printer or printing kiosk