http://www.phones-online.org/new-nok...-exposure.html

I hope that this article is true,If its is,these will be my next Phone.

Did you use a Delorian to dig up that article?

Nope,just found on GSMarena forum,I just want to confirm if this true?

The N950 is very old news. It came out last year, to the 200+ developers, but it's never coming out for retail.

So yes. It is true... last year.

N9 came out later last year, and this isn't a new rumor or fact.

seriously?

Ah Ok,well so far my n900 still satisfy my needs.

I'm sorry but I feel Meego is a big step back for me from Maemo. I bought the n900 when it was already old and unsupported and I would have no issue buying a n9 under the same circumstances, just that the hackish, can-do anything attitude of the n900 is gone...

200+ N950s wasit? Always wondered what the exact number was.
So there's a remote pissabolity that it's surpassed WP7 sales even.

at least those identified ones are existing :
http://greg-roberts.com/N950Wall/

If there weren't idiots in Nokia and no trojan horse entered their board, this is how it would've paved out. N900 gets more support (PR1.5) and gets a "developer only" upgrade for culturing MeeGo. The N8 debuts with Symbian Belle and Qt-integration in the meantime.

The real successor to the N900 is released:
1) 4" AMOLED-ClearBlack Display
2) ST-Ericson U8500 (1.2GHz Cortex A9 + Mali400 + 1GB RAM)
3) Capacitive MultiTouch (854 x 480)
4) microHDMI, microUSB-OTG, microSD (32GB inbuilt)
5) Penta-gsm, BT2.1, Wifi bgn, aGPS, compass, light sensor, gyroscope
6) 12MP Carl-Zeiss + 1080p@30fps
7) 1,600mAh removable battery
8) 5-row tilt qwerty
9) 124 x 64 x 13 mm and 175g
10) $650-800 unlocked
11) Available November 2011 (just as WP7 released, RIM fades and WebOS dies)
12) Nokia's new ecosystem/OS: Maemo 5 with SwipeUI, new APIs and Qt-framework

2012 Results:
1) True iPhone competitor
2) Growing market share (behind iOS and Android, just overtook RIM)
3) Growing developer interest (true linux, new community, stealing from RIM, WebOS, WP7)
4) Available in multiple form factors (3.4in, 4.3in, 4.7in, 4.9in, tilt-qwerty)
5) Incoming tablets (6.8in, 8.9 and 10.1in with qwertydocks)
6) Samsung buys Palm from HP and it strengthens its patent portfolio against Apple, and enhances Bada (like Tizen) for a two-OS strategy like Nokia
7) MS buys RIM becomes powerful, destroys BlackBerry company.
Create powerful ecosystem with Windows Phone 8 that has Microsoft integration (Windows8, Skype, Live, Hotmail, Zune, Xbox etc ) and adds BlackBerry Messenger to targets the enterprise
8) 2013 becomes a 4-horse race (Apple, Nokia, Microsoft, Android=Samsung+competitors)
9) Ericson cripples and causes SONY loses its chance to integrate its services into its own ecosystem for a competitive brand (SONY displays/tv, sound/headphones, Music, Movies, PlayStation, Vaio-PC's)
10) Nokia contemplates licensing MeeGo to other OEMs, maybe make an alliance with SONY and its services

2013:
-Too distant to determine with such dramatic changes in the game
-Nokia follows (Google's Android strategy with 4.0) and unites smartphones with tablets, the services expand from phone/tablet to things such as in-car systems, tv's and consoles and accomplished only with ARM chips.