Nokia N9 - user opinions and reviews
- AnonD-18094
- Kij
I own N900 and it sucks a lot... Countless bugs and errors, GPS does nothing, and still Nokia doesn't seem to care about Maemo (former MeeGo) at all...
Hope this doesn't occur again in N9
- carlo
- 9x1
ouch! what a beautiful phone! ouch! still a month to go before I can hold it in my arms...
- carlo
- 9x1
anit, 16 Aug 2011lookz lyk coffin.it cannot compete galaxy tabi think galaxy tab is twice as big as n9... to start with
- Ash
- sxt
Who says N9 has to compete? At this rate there's no competition as Elop is trying to kill this device by choosing not to promote it. It's actually doing pretty good promoting itself for a phone tagged "DOA"! I'm still going to buy it, apps be damned!
- Jonas
- PSY
i guesss nokia wouldnt do much by this phone..
as it has new OS.. applications will be rare and surely have bug and errors...
plus... 1 ghz processor, amoled screen, 400 x 854 resolution is a norm for any high-end phone today...
so only new is the OS... sry nokia but u r failing.. i hope u wouldnt adopt windows 7 phone either..it will be a total disaster for u..
- AnonD-2665
- uv4
i ll buy n9 if it ll have/update to adobe flash 10.1 otherwise nokia wp7 !
- Manish
- utR
The features mentiones here are mostly all present in any of the Samsung smart phones so whats new and better in this, all Nokia is giving is already present in Samsung nothing new. Nokia has really lost everything now.
- KayCee
- N9@
The N9 is an incredible gadget. To me, it's the best from Nokia. Awesome!!!
- OsE
- 4Zf
I can't believe that this phone is getting so much hype. The specifications are mediocre at best. How are you going to release a modern smart phone with a single core processor and a dated graphics accelerator. Any high end Android phone released over a year ago has specs on par with the N9 if not better. Nokia is dying fast.
- kartoonz
- t}B
I am an avid nokia hater...However, this phone is a beauty and the best looking phone in the market, leaving behind giants like samsung and iphone. Now, why do i hate nokia???
1) Meego- im not sure if i can get all my apps and games i need from this os.
2) No divx/avi support
3) No usb on the go support!!!
4) Micro sim supported-- why on earth do you need to imitate iphone???
See, now after all these drawbacks i expect the phone to cost less than $400 (Indian rupees-18000), else its a complete waste... Unfortunately this beauty cannot survive amongst the beasts.....
- Anonymous
- uCH
Too bad there is no FM transmitter.. 'cause I love to hear music in my car with my nokia
- AnonD-16241
- s%{
N9 has bluetooth 4 . it is confirmed!. http://mynokiablog.com/2011/08/16/confirmed-nokia-n9-with-bt4-0-and-fm-radio-and-transmitter/
- WEKS
- nmW
abuhamad, 15 Aug 2011if the specifications were like this: 1. Micro sd support 2. os:android or wp7 3. Fm radio,... moreIt will actualy come with a fm transmiter
- Gestapo
- svk
For Gods sake! Let the battery be switchable Nokia so I don´t have to worry about that the phone will run out of steam when I am outdoors. Why is it built -in?
For me that is using data all day long It will barely last 10-20 hours and then the waiting for the charge-up...gosh. I truly would like this one if the battery issue wouldn´t be there. I wait then for WP7..cause I will never ever buy CIA/Google
- G.S.Brar, Chandigarh
- bCf
The Nokia N9 is the first MeeGo handset to launch out of the Finish giant and the world seems to just can't get enough of it. And today we have some great news for you - despite Nokia's claims the N9 has FM radio receiver and an FM Transmitter in its premium-quality plastic body.
So while the Nokia N9 specs sheet claims that the smartphone has no FM radio, let alone FM transmitter the hardware is actually there. That was confirmed by no other than Nokia itself on one of its developer websites.
However, there's no software support for either of those and the Finns chose not to include it in the N9 specs sheet so no one got confused. Plus the FM transmitter might turn out to be totally unusable.
Yet, we are confident that the software issues will be dealt with eventually and the N9 will be getting FM radio functionality. The developer website says that it's not possible to control the receiver using Qt Mobility API (you know, the framework Nokia uses to let devs create apps compatible with several different platforms) so we'd need a native app, but that shouldn't be that much of a problem, really.
Now the discouraging part of is a line on the same website saying that "there isn't a way for the phone to access the transmitter as the device hasn't got a transmission antenna". Now we are not 100% sure, but we but we suspect that the transmitter only has a controlling chip and no antenna, which might make enabling it impossible.
On the other hand adding a piece of hardware to a smartphone's chipset that it completely useless is just a waste of money and Nokia isn't exactly in a position where it can throw money down the drain.
Whatever happens we'll at least get the FM radio, right?
- Anonymous
- jEf
Donovan, 15 Aug 2011Nokia N9 on sale on Amazon.com 16GB at $500 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005HA4W7K ... moreawesome ill be getting it when its out. i think its just a pre-order or something...
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