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Engineered with high-speed Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a web camera for Internet video calls, the Nokia N800 is all geared up to provide you with instant wireless communication and web entertainment. It may be small but through its Opera 8 browser with Flash player, Skype VoIP, Instant Messaging, and Email applications, you'll have plenty of novel ways to start taking your Internet experience to new places.


17 Comments on "Net Talk"

Angeline You | Posted on 27/7/07

The Google Talk and the online MSN also occupy my time when I’m bored. No problems experienced when I read or send emails. The VoIP was the only voice communication to communicate to friends. The only feedback I got was that the other party actually hears a lot of echoes.

Fu Jinrui | Posted on 27/7/07

The first application I installed when I got hold of the N800 was Skype. Installation of Skype was a breeze and within minutes, Skype was up and running. Using my wireless network, I was able to make Skype calls with both my Skype out credits and PC to PC connection. The communication was very clear despite using it during peak hours (9pm – 10pm). There was no apparent lag during the one hour conversation to China, Yu Lin. However, Skype could be improved with video calls as I was unable to view the other caller’s video camera.

Edmund Yeo Yew Leong | Posted on 27/7/07

There is a Google Talk client in the N800 and it works really well. With the built in retractable and rotate-able video call camera, I used it to keep in touch with my family. The camera can only be used with the N800 Google Talk users for video conferencing and no other application can use it so far.