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2010-06-25
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Article reads that its symbian:
We told you, didn't we? Whether you want to call this the N98, the N900's successor, or the N8 plus QWERTY, what you're looking at above is potentially the visage of Nokia's next smartphone. It's being dubbed the N9 by the folks at Negri Electronics, who also inform us it has an 8 megapixel imager on the back, 850 / 1900 3G bands (good for AT&T, Rogers, Telus, and Bell), and "ridiculous screen clarity." This sort of throws us for a loop, since we're looking at some straight Symbian action up there, whereas Nokia has told us directly that there'll be no more Symbian on the N Series after the N8. A clue to what might be going on is provided by the "C0" label at the upper left corner of this device, suggesting that it could be a future C Series member. All we know is that the thing seems pretty real and it's headed to a full video review in the next few days. Yay!
[Thanks, Jason]
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We told you, didn't we? Whether you want to call this the N98, the N900's successor, or the N8 plus QWERTY, what you're looking at above is potentially the visage of Nokia's next smartphone. It's being dubbed the N9 by the folks at Negri Electronics, who also inform us it has an 8 megapixel imager on the back, 850 / 1900 3G bands (good for AT&T, Rogers, Telus, and Bell), and "ridiculous screen clarity." This sort of throws us for a loop, since we're looking at some straight Symbian action up there, whereas Nokia has told us directly that there'll be no more Symbian on the N Series after the N8. A clue to what might be going on is provided by the "C0" label at the upper left corner of this device, suggesting that it could be a future C Series member. All we know is that the thing seems pretty real and it's headed to a full video review in the next few days. Yay!
[Thanks, Jason]
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2010-06-25
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I think that's a future C series.
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2010-06-25
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Originally Posted by mrojas
http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/25/n...amera-america/
Go go go!
Edit: It has Symbian, but the form factor looks nice.
Edit2: I think it looks like http://www.i-symbian.com/wp-content/...okia-E7-00.jpg, can someone move this elsewhere?
Its not the N9. Look for specs here
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u...g?t=1277500840
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2010-06-25
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Microsoft Office suite?
Not bad.
Not bad.
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2010-06-25
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It's "qwerty N8" that's rendered picture was leaked months ago. That i guess could be C series flagship after the N series announcement. Seems to have larger screen than N8.
Looks very thin and got the same aluminium build as N8.... wouldn't mind this to be the design of N9. Just running MeeGo and OMAP3640.
Looks very thin and got the same aluminium build as N8.... wouldn't mind this to be the design of N9. Just running MeeGo and OMAP3640.
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2010-06-25
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To date, S60-5th handsets have all had 640x360 displays.. a res that seems a bit dated.. Could this be an 800x480 Symbian handset? It looks higher res than, say, the N97..
I'm a res junky.. its the only thing I envy about the iphone4..
I used a 640x320 touch screen Nokia handset since 2004 (Nokia 7710)
When s60-5th appeared it was, for me, only a slight improvement (640x320 to 640x360 but with larger screen widgets eating more space.. a bit of a let down)
However, if Nokia are pushing to make 800x480 a top end standard on their handsets, that's a very positive step in the right direction!
I'm a res junky.. its the only thing I envy about the iphone4..
I used a 640x320 touch screen Nokia handset since 2004 (Nokia 7710)
When s60-5th appeared it was, for me, only a slight improvement (640x320 to 640x360 but with larger screen widgets eating more space.. a bit of a let down)
However, if Nokia are pushing to make 800x480 a top end standard on their handsets, that's a very positive step in the right direction!
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2010-06-25
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That thing looks plasticky
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2010-06-26
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Originally Posted by nosa101
How it suppose to look like? glass/alu because Apple said that?
That thing looks plasticky
I really like the way how they managed to keep slim body and hardware keyboard in this same time. But symbian?
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2010-06-26
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Originally Posted by devu
The n8 is aluminum. Why woul the n9 be plasticky?
How it suppose to look like? glass/alu because Apple said that?
I really like the way how they managed to keep slim body and hardware keyboard in this same time. But symbian?
Go go go!
Edit: It has Symbian, but the form factor looks nice.
Edit2: I think it looks like http://www.i-symbian.com/wp-content/...okia-E7-00.jpg, can someone move this elsewhere?
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Last edited by mrojas; 2010-06-25 at 21:21.