Data sheet.

Nokia just learned from N8x0 and iPhone. What is wrong with that?

It has plenty of storage. 32 GB on-board and 16 GB expansion with microSD. Total of 48 GB!

Unlike any N-Series (phones or Symbian) it has a touchscreen. This is the high-end touch screen phone which was rumoured about.

Traditionally, it has a (quality) camera. It has all the common connectivity protocols (from GSM and GRPS to HSPA and WiFi). It has working A-GPS and GPS with an actually usable navigation suite (Nokia Maps). Unlike iPhone it supports BlueTooth (such as A2DP). It has a foldable hardware keyboard. Lack of accelerometer is a bummer though, but on the video it looked like it had one? The screen is smaller than the N8x0, 16M colours 'only'. What processor will it use?

AFAIK this will be the first phone which doesn't run on RIM, iPhone or Windows Mobile, has a touch screen, will run Qt software, and is an open platform. Next to the very open Maemo it'd be the best of sliced bread afaict.

Have you looked at the equivelant of 'applets'? Looks nice and easy to manage. Unlike the way the work on Maemo...

The only thing is that its a phone, and it doesn't run Linux, so you folks dig it. Pfff.

Won't matter though. It'll be very popular. And usability wise it shows the stage where Nokia is at. So that is promising IMO. I wait till I know more about applications it runs.