Cingular branded Nokia N80 spotted
We've had our fair share of run-ins with "unofficial" blurry cameraphone shots of devices in the past, but if we're to believe this one then it looks like Cingular could bring the States the Nokia N80. We have differing reports as to whether it's going to rock HSDPA, but it's hard to lie with that Cingular logo shot in that customary hope-nobody's-looking fashion—assuming it's real, of course.
[Thanks, Rcadden]






















Isn't the cingular dude supposed to be orange?
#1, not necessarily. My Cingular branded RAZR is the same way as the logo in the pic.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.... The 770 is shipping
#3, it is? At http://www.nokiausa.com/770 it says it's not released yet.
how come the screen isn't blurry like everything else?
#4, Yes, but only in europe, US will be sometime later..
Taylor-- the camera's autofocus saw the reflections in the screen to set the focus distance. The reflected lights are much further away than the phone itself, so the phone is out of focus.
#4 November 10 in the USA
So why do these tipsters with access to unlaunched phones always have really pathetic camera phones? Can someone buy these people a K750 or something that takes decent photos?
http://europe.nokia.com/press/public/global/events/nmc2005/10_nmc_n80_low.jpg
http://europe.nokia.com/press/public/global/phone/n_80/15_n80_low.jpg
HAPPY?
azz is such a jerk
enough said.
Just got a proto N80 here, on the inside it has a space for Cingular ID --- can't wait for this one to become available!
hi all
http://us.gizmodo.com/gadgets/cellphones/nokia-n80-gets-fcc-nod-139312.php
Please refer to the above site.
Seeing as the N80 does more than a PDA w/o the addtl $20-30/mo, it would be ashame to pair the unit w/ Cingular/AT&T because they don't have a flat fee for Internet usage as does T-Mobile. Pairing a smartphone w/ T-Mobile allows you to surf the next as long as you wish and download/upload limitless kb for a flat fee. It's a little known secret. Because Americans will so easily part w/ an additional $30/mo for a pda, American phone companies stopped offering smartphones with voice packages. Shady, huh? The secret is, go to Amazon and get a smartphone for a really low price and sign up for T-Mobile's constant promo of 1000 anytime + $7 unlimited kb/time for the Internet.