But why? It isn't as if there is a shortage of Android phones to choose from.
In addition, Android probably wouldn't run nearly as well on the N9 as the native OS does. You will lose the cool swipe UI and the nice way it handles multitasking. Basically most of the things that distinguish the N9 would go away except its looks.
So in the end all you will have is a nice-looking but somewhat under-powered Android phone. Seems like a lot of trouble for little reward.
Not to mention ICS will be painfully slow on N9's really outdated hardware. ICS is made with a dual core CPU in mind where as Meego was made for a single core CPU that too was released in early 2010.
maverick788us
2011-11-14 10:54
Re: Nokia N9 vs Galaxy S2
Good.
Does the latest firmware update offer any SIGNIFICATE improvement in camera?
