Nokia’s much-hyped XpressMusic 5800 was met with high expectations. It was the company’s first foray into the full touchscreen world with Symbian S60, and hopes were high that it would really rival the iPhone and other touch alternatives in HTC, LG and Samsung’s lineup. Unfortunately, the North American version had some pretty significant issues, and even though Nokia eventually cleared most of them up, it was still widely viewed as a lackluster first attempt. That said, the 5800 Navigation Edition certainly<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Nokia’s much-hyped XpressMusic 5800 was met with high expectations. It was the company’s first foray into the full touchscreen world with Symbian S60, and hopes were high that it would really rival the iPhone and other touch alternatives in HTC, LG and Samsung’s lineup. Unfortunately, the North American version had some pretty significant issues, and even though Nokia eventually cleared most of them up, it was still widely viewed as a lackluster first attempt. That said, the 5800 Navigation Edition certainly Continue reading