Among the Nokia N8 neater tricks is its support for USB On-The-Go, which basically lets you connect USB peripherals (flash drives, for example) to the phone and have it act as a host — a duty usually reserved for heavier-duty devices like PCs. Though the N8 is still a solid month or three away from release, we’re getting a nice little video demo on YouTube today of an N8 being walked through the paces of connecting both a plain-vanilla USB drive and another Symbian-based Nokia candybar (brownie points for naming the model in comments, by the way). Basically, you can treat the connected hardware as mass storage and browse it just as you would the N8′s internal space, which basically means you’ve got unlimited music capacity as long as you’ve got a pocket full of USB sticks and a micro USB-to-USB adapter cord.

From NokiaN8Blog.com

The display is crisp. It is an OLED running at a 640 x 360-pixel resolution, and measures 3.5 inches diagonally. It’s a capacitive touchscreen, and I found it responsive, if a little inaccurate at the edges. Nokia told me that this isn’t the final version, so it’s possible that might improve before launch. he most immediate improvement is performance. Menus open smoothly and without delay. Nokia has dispensed with the too-slow transitions; transitions are there, but are actually so subtle you don’t notice them. And the N8 doesn’t break sweat when the phone is flipped through 90 degrees, even when this entails some reordering of the screen elements from portrait to landscape.”

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Some People Ask themselves Why Nokia Released the Cseries. Whats the point of this Series as its Not powerful than the Eseries or the Nseries. Nokia Released this series to give users Mobile phones that is not very priceless and in the same time it has a Good Quality and Many Features and Not just cheap phones but Great performance and Adorable Strong materials thats makes the phone live along. Like the C6, C5 & C3

These phones are Very Good for Home use or as a Back-up phone if your main phone stolen or lost this one can save you and do your Tasks too in a very good price mostly half the price of a Very optional Nseries phone. Also these phone Great for Children and Elder People who always lost their phones.

Both Nokia X6 and X3 have been updated from firmware v20.0.005 to v21.0.004. The S60-powered X6 gets many native apps updated, while the X3 is going with the modest improvement over battery charging notification and ring/alert tones.

The complete changelog for Nokia X6 includes:

• Browser update to 7.2
• Ovi Music
• Ovi Sync 2.0
• Ovi Store 1.5.6
• Ovi Contacts 1.50.8
• Shazam with 30-day trial
• Improved kinetic scrolling in Appshell
• Rihanna service launcher
• Gimlet Touch 2.2
• Flash Video Phase-3 - Flash Lite 3.1.7.x
• Enabled Side Lock Key functionality through Swipe UI
• Windows 7 Device Stage Support
• Updated Video Telephony
• Mail for Exchange v2.9.210
• Stability and speed improvement

Nokia will Release a New Mobile Phone on Nseries Family Called the (N87) which will be the First Nokia Nseries with a 12MP Camera. This Phone is Expected to be released on the 1H of 2010. and here is a picture of the Phone and some Unconfirmed specification.

Phone Specification (Not-Confirmed):

• CPU ARM 600MHz Processor & 200MB RAM
• 3.2" WVGA Capacitive Touch Screen @ Resolution of (800x480)
• 16GB Internal Mass Storage
• Slide Style with dedicated Media key
• 12.1 MP Camera with CarlZeiss Optics
• Xenon & Dual-LED Flash
• NEW! Version of Symbian S60v5 UI
• VGA Secondary Camera for Video Calls
• Wifi & Bluetooth V2.1 with EDR & A2DP
• 7.2Mbps High Speed 3G HSDPA,HSDPU
• Accelerometer Sensor for auto Rotate
• Proximity Sensor for Auto Turn-off
• Light sensor for Auto light detection
• 2 Stereo Loud speakers
• MicroSDHC 2.0 (Up to 32GB)
• Mini USB & 3.5mm Jack