The Nokia C5 is the first unit to be named after Nokia’s created its new name-giving policy, which states models to be named with designation numbers of 1-9, 1 being the simplest and most basic phone and 9 being the most advanced. The C5, being in the middle promises affordability, function and an easier access to your social networking tasks.

The C5 is an S60 3rd edition phone; it sports a 3.2-megapixel camera and a standard QVGA screen resolution. It has al the functions of a basic Nokia phone, with GPS courtesy of Ovi Maps and messaging system courtesy of Ovi as well. The C5 was also recently launched for China…

Nokia’s 12-megapixel camera phone, N8 has been recently unveiled. The main focus on the phone is in its photography capabilities, sporting a 12-megapixel camera complete with Auto Focus with Carl Zeiss optics and Xenon Flash. The phone is also built with a large sensor that can compete with today’s latest compact and digital cameras. Perhaps that explains why Nokia’s CEO said that Nokia camera phones will soon replace cameras. I guess I could believe that their latest camera phones can replace digital cameras, but replacing DSLR’s? That’s still a bit of a dream.

Anyways, Nokia released a statement recently, saying that reviewing the N8’s software is a bit too early. The…