The Nokia N8 is here, in our hands, and at 2pm today we’ll hold our first live Q&A, concentrating mainly on its camera skills, and pausing to answer questions along the way. Get your questions ready, fire them over to us in advance, or save them up and join us live at 2pm today!
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Of course, if you’re too lazy for any of those, you can scroll down and leave a comment below too. What do you want to know about the Nokia N8?
UPDATE: See our exclusive 
UPDATE: See our exclusive 
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