Nokia Lumia 920 vs Pureview 808 vs N8 Low Light Sample Photos

ryder78 wrote:

I agree that it's never convenient to perform internet browsing on tiny screens, but still some (or most) people will tend to do it especially when they are outdoors and do not have a computer in front of them. It's all about convenience of mobile phones when one is left with no option. Of course there is the iPad or Galaxy Tab but some would prefer not to carry an additional device other than a smartphone. Although mobile phones with screens larger than 4.5" are still too tiny for a satisfactory web-browsing experience, at least they are still larger than the smaller ones.

As for messaging, I don't know about others but I feel it's a chore typing on the N8 even with the Qwerty keyboard. It's not that it's unusable, but I often find myself struggling with the keypad, usually getting the wrong keys due to the tiny touchscreen(this is where larger screens will help here). Not to mention the predictive text feature is quite useless as it doesn't quite get the words that the user is looking for. A friend had gone with the Samsung Note II solely because she finds text messaging to be a breeze on it. She often complained how she struggled to find the right keys with her fat fingers on smaller touch screens. For her priority in text messaging, she chose the Note II for the larger touch screen.

Do you find the Pureview 808 with the FP2 to offer an improved messaging experience over the N8? The size of the screen is more or less the same although it's 10cm longer.

I think you got a point about 808 users looking to snap more quality pictures of the nature and tech geeks looking to find a wifi signal in the middle of the forest with their Android-based phones.

Cheers.