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Its no secret the Nokia 5800 is the phone to look out for this year (next year for some countries), and it has officially launched according to Nokia in select countries (Russia, Spain, India, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Finland).  The 5800 has a 3.2″ touchscreen, 3.2MP camera, GPS, 3.5mm headset jack, and HD display.  I personally cant wait to get a hold of this device.  But alas I will have to wait until next year. Enjoy the rest of the world :).

Mobile Burn has a four part review on the highly anticipated Nokia Xpressmusic 5800.  The 4 videos detail almost everything that you need to know about the phone.  Hop over to Mobile Burn for the full vids and article.
 

FULL LINK! to Mobile Burn

S.Litchfield has released a new episdoe of his wonderful show and has some helpful tips on purchasing a new mobile device.  He breaks the buyer into three groups and from there recommends some great phones.  A worth while watch for anyone that wants to buy a new phone soon.  He also has a good hands on review on the highly anticipated XpressMusic 5800 by Nokia.

Enjoy!

Its been a couple days since the announcement of the XpressMusic 5800 and I have been thinking, if this is the mid range device, then what does Nokia have planned for its high end touch enabled device. Lets start with a list of possible improvements.

• Camera: Definetly room to improve here, most likely case that a 5MP Carl Zeiss lens will be used, although it would be even more of a surprise to see Nokia use a 8MP lens (highly doubt it since the N96 flagship is touting a 5MP)
• Screen: Although the resolution is great, there could be room for expansion of the screen size. Possibly something to match up with the Iphone increasing the 3.2″ screen to 3.5″ or larger.
• Graphics: high end graphics module to enable better handling of 3D. It has not been confirmed what type of chip is being used in the XpressMusic 5800 but it is capable of handling 3D.
• Physical: Last but not least the physical aspect of the phone.  Making it thinner or even adding a qwerty keyboard?

Just my thoughts.  Any inputs put it below in the comments section.

The Nokia XpressMusic 5800 is indeed a touch device, but that doesnt mean that it has to have a mundane inputting method for text, email, etc. The 5800 supports 4 methods:

1. QWERTY Keyboard
2. Pick
3. Stylus
4. T9

Crocodile DunDee will explain the rest, Enjoy!