Video: 33 minutes showing differences between PR1.2 and PR2.0 (Symbian Anna) with two Nokia N8s.
Got 30 minutes? Why not check out a new video from Axel of blog-n8.fr showing the differences between PR1.2 and pr2.0 (Anna) looking at both side by side.
We know already all the features, but I think it’s really helpful seeing a direct side by side comparison.
It’s in French so unless you understand French you might miss some things out, but you can still watch without sound to see the differences just with your eyes.
I’ll reserve my commentary in the morning (not that I think you’d need it).
Source: blog-n8.fr via @camb078
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I got Q.
Is anna will provide real COPY and PASTE ????
All others OS let u COPY and PASTE easy from web or msg, but not happening under symbian.
copy paste across apps is supported s^3
Copy and paste across the whole system has always been available on almost all Symbian devices (as far as I know, from S60 until Symbian^3).
Even S40s (Nokia’s dumbphones, not Symbian) allow you to copy and paste when editing messages or forms… So nice trolling from vrso2.
Can’t copy text from the browser
Apart from Flash support (Youtube or Dailymotion) Nokia internal browser is still lagging that of Opera aka Opera Mobile 11 and lacks plenty of features. Opera Mobile 11 is on Ovi Store for free and has everything that Nokia browser lacks including copy/paste support which is weird in Nokia browser since Symbian OS supports copy/paste for all applications that can.
So I’ll still be using Opera Mobile 11 or maybe 12. Opera Mobile is even better on many things including on Symbian, against internal browsers on other devices. Speed is not everything especially when it’s fast enough.
To all Android, Apple Fans, watch this Ad and see what Nokia did and where Steve Job got the idea for iPhone.
There is no doubt that Nokia was THE premier innovator of the modern smartphone. That was in 2006. What about today? It is now 2011! What happened!!? These updates do nothing for bringing Symbian to the forefront of the smartphone world.
so when can I get anna for my N8 ?
Call
to Bangladesh