Nokia N8 goes official: 12 megapixels, Symbian^3, shipping in Q3

Apr 27th 2010
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And just like that, it’s official. We heard back at CTIA that Nokia’s N8 would see an official reveal during April, and just a few short days after surfacing in Russia, that very smartphone has indeed been announced over in Espoo. There’s not much here we didn’t know about — it’ll be rocking a 12 megapixel camera (with Carl Zeiss optics and a Xenon flash), 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen, HDMI output, 16GB of internal storage, a microSD expansion slot, HD video recording, access to Ovi Store apps, free Ovi Maps walk and drive navigation, and of course, the company’s new Symbian^3 operating system. The N8 touts multiple, personalizable homescreens “which can be loaded with apps and widgets,” native multitasking, support for multitouch gestures and integration with the Qt software development environment. It’ll also ship in a variety of lovely hues (read: five), with availability pegged for “select markets” in Q3 for €370 ($494) without any subsidies involved. Not like it’ll have any other competition up in its grille by that point or anything…

Update: Here’s a look at a few sample images from that 12 megapixel camera. Thanks, Matija!

Gallery: Nokia N8: 12 megapixels, Symbian^3, multitouch