The Nokia N8: What It Means for Apple Some may argue that it's way too early to be making assumptions of Nokia's new hope, the N8 mobile phone announced earlier this week. For those that don't yet know, Nokia's N8 mobile is a stylish, multitouch multi-media mobile with a 12-megapixel Carl Zeiss optics HD camera. And it runs Symbian 3, the new OS announced by Nokia and the Symbian Foundation earlier this year. The N8, as I've mentioned, is the icon of hope for the fledgling mobile maker that was once the titan of cell phones across the world. Quite embarrassingly for the Finnish giant, they even lost face to young mobile up-start Apple in their home turf, Finland. The thing is, Nokia didn't play their cards right the first time round. When the mobile sphere began to evolve about three years ago, with the introduction of Apple's iPhone, Nokia focussed on enhancing the physical attributes — the hardware — of their devices, instead of work...