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Nokia Holiday



This is my entry for Nokia N8 Holday Competition

Firstly, Ovi Maps. Preload all the places you want to go and you’ll never lost no matter where you are. Then if wifi or phone signal is around, ‘Check In’ will be my travel log for my friends and family through many popular social networks. Ovi Maps can also help you with weather forecast, where to grab lunch or having romantic dinner and suggest a good nice place to sleep.

What makes a good holiday if you can’t capture all those sweet moments ? With N8’s 12mp and 720p HD quality video, those scenes won’t miss by the Carl Zeiss lense and compliments it with Nokia Panorama to capture those beautiful long sunny beaches or to show how long is Qingdao Haiwan Bridge in China.

Lastly, going for holiday doesn’t mean leaving everything behind. What if you forget to ask your neighbour to look over your house or maybe your boss wants to congratulate you for winning a project for the company ? That’s when Skype comes in with saving calls even when your roaming service is unavailable. Sorry 'Angry Birds', but you're just too addictive for me to bring you along. Happy holiday.

p/s: If i win can Nokia pairs it with BH-905i, promise i'll make a quality review of it. Just trying my luck.

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