Darla Mack posts a video on her blog about Nokia's inspiration creating the N82.

The video does a great job of showing the way Nokia depicts their customers as creative, artistic, worldly communicators who are as cool as the sleek design and feel as the device itself.

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Ever try walking on one-way streets in large city with directions from the Internet meant for driving? Painful. How about being a lost tourist and asking for directions on the street only to get a more-than-complicated answer? Extremely painful.

Blogger Jason Harris of TechCraver.com lives downtown in a big city and is a fan of the walking directions provided by Nokia Maps 2.0 on his N82. The technology is fantastic for traveling new cities or tourist areas by foot without carrying around a bulky, paper map. If you're traveling this summer and plan to do a lot of walking, I would advise to take the N82 and Nokia Maps with you.

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Matt Miller posted a review of 5 hands-free headset solutions and found the Nokia BH-903 Bluetooth model to be the best for A2DP and his preferred solution for S60 and Nseries devices.

This is the first A2DP headset he tried where he was able to listen to music for at least an hour without a single skip or miss due to a poor connection.

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Robert Scoble compares two photos on the Scobleizer blog, one taken with a Canon 5D with a 50mm F1.4 lens and one taken with a Nokia N82. Both images appear very similar to the naked eye, which proves the quality of the Nseries cameras are getting better.

Robert's quote, "the worst photo you’ll ever take is the one you don’t take because you didn’t have your camera with you," reminds us that Nseries phones are true multimedia devices and the only gadget you need on a day-to-day basis.

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Google Reader on the go!

Jonathan Greene of MaemoApps.com reports the updated Google Reader for iPhone works great on the N82's S60 webkit browser. Check out his N82 video of the Google Reader in action on the Nokia Tablet, which is more efficient and better formatted than the standard mobile site.

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Young Max Arnold not only blogs like dad, but is now presenting on VoIP like his father Jon Arnold.

Jon had the N82 handy to record his son’s 2 minutes of fame when he was called to the stage early at eComm last week.

Way to go, Max! You can watch his presentation here.

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Like father like son, analyst Jon Arnold's protégé Max Arnold has posted a detailed review on the Nokia N82.

Max calls it a sleek, sexy media phone with great games, speakers, MP3 storage and wifi.

You can read Max's full review here.

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