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| BUY Nokia 82 Dragonfly CELL PHONES |
Nokia is teetering on the brink of insignificance these days, with Symbian largely ignored by Dragonfly N82 smartphone buyers, and their market share in first-world countries quickly evaporating. While software has always been a looming issue for Nokia over the last few years - something the Swede's hope to fix with an injection of Windows Phone 7 - the smartphone hardware has always been top-drawer (Nokia N8, anyone?).
Here we have the Nokia Dragonfly N82 "Dragonfly" concept, designed by Reginald Shola Hingston. The Nokia has unveiled two new concept phones, Nokia Stealth and Nokia 82 Dragonfly for its beloved customers.The Nokia Stealth seems to be a mid-end phone carrying the design of a stealth aircraft. It also reminds a bit of the Vertu Boucheron 150 cellphone that came with out of the way designs.The Nokia Stealth mobile phone sports an ergonomically sculpted keypad along with an easy to navigate touch sensations. There is also a rubberized matte texture surface that absorbs light and the phone has a pearlescent matte coloring whih provides a dark red hue effect to the phone.The Nokia 82 Dragonfly is an entry-level phone, but looks better than the Stealth. It is based on the simplistic design of the company.The Dragonfly features a pretty big screen along with features like numeric keypad, a navigation mechanism beneath the screen and probably a camera at the back side
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