Nokia N9 hands-on Comments
- onefouronezero
- uZ9
excellent smartphone during this period of transition for Nokia. i have one question on the camera, can it zoom further than the N8?
- curious george
- PU@
interesting that this articles states shining comments about nokia's amoled scree. surprising that a mobile site like gsmarena would be unaware of the purple tint issues present in nokia N8 and C7 units?
- Anonymous
- mhB
I dont like micro-sim, but not cause Im conservative, Ido want progression, but then I mean progression, not only shaving of some milimeters. A new standard would be great, micro-SD card small ones, with more storage...
Or actually the ultimate would be virtual sim-cards. That would contribute to slimmer/smaller phones. Better dust and water resistant.
- AnonD-9894
- fvx
not "so" impressed by the new MeeGo UI. It's not silky smooth like ios or new androids. hope this will get better at the phone's launch.
GSMArena we need a comparison between (N9 - SGS2 - Arc) displays.
- Anonymous
- w0Q
UI is not amazing, LGs S-CLASS interface is way better than this.
- Nexy
- m}x
Now that a call a Revolution!The best Nokia Ever! Love N9 and love the MeeGo OS! This phone is Bingo for Nokia! Golden egg!More phone like this and you gone be on TOP! Lot of potencional a see here! Hope MeeGo OS will become Prime OS for Nokia Phones. We are with you Nokia! Moving Forward!
- Anonymous
- 45@
where is the logic in calling it N9 when the camera has less pixels than the N8. They downgraded
- pitty it's not qHD
- gDk
it's a pitty that the screen doesn't have qHD resolution! qHD is the way to go!
- amoled:nokia/samsung
- gDk
so how is nokia's amoled screen compared to samsung's galaxy s2's screen?
- what's the point?
- gDk
But we still don't understand what's the point of releasing a device with meego - which is a dead-end platform?! there is no prospect for it!
maybe nokia wants to sell the meego division, in order to get her investment back? and n9 is the platform's concept phone and main prototype.
and another reason is that nokia also wanted to keep its word about releasing a meego device...
- Max
- Lg8
the best smartphone is here finally!
- Jay
- Lg8
AnonD-4697, 24 Jun 2011Agree with microSIM fail U don't now why they do this, is soo wrong....Can't you just scissor out microSIM from a normal sim?
- AnonD-4697
- LuN
Anonymous, 23 Jun 2011microSIM is a FAILURE and must be SHUNNED by all phone buyers. SIM cards are already small eno... moreAgree with microSIM fail
U don't now why they do this, is soo wrong....
- SFAN
- x5@
AnonD-11807, 24 Jun 2011Nokia has restored some of my faith in the company. This is a beautiful phone and the Meego OS... moreLets hope that Stephen Elop isn't THAT BIG OF A GREEDY guy and keep MeeGo OS after N9 and N950 release.
- AnonD-11807
- kWT
Nokia has restored some of my faith in the company. This is a beautiful phone and the Meego OS looks to be as intuitive as iOS. No offense to Windows 7 but I dislike Windows. If only Nokia has chosen to develop Meego quickly as Symbian's successor instead of going forward with Symbian 3 or using Win 7. Clearly they already have the neccessary OS. They just need to create the neccessary alliances with app developers or better yet, instead of competing with their own App store (OVI store), inked an alliance with Google to get their Android APP market (Not the Android OS though). I am certain the NOKIA folks will still work magic with their battery life on the N9. They have always been able to maximise efficiency with NOKIA battery life.
- Sam1902
- uNV
what about home screens and Widgets. rest all are looking promising.
- rebel
- pU$
soft an android copy.hardware a xperia x10 copy
- Mane
- mhR
Good phone and a lot of potential. I hope Nokia will use it right, support, and develop this platform further. They won't have another chance.
Back in December 2009 I've purchased N900. At that time Maemo 5 had unsurpassed web browser with full Flash support, excellent Skype integration with video (!) calls, and unrivaled multitasking capabilities. Other software was also promising.
However, instead of extending Maemo 5 potential, Nokia has limited it to a single product and decided to use Symbian for N8, flagship model of 2010. For that reason premium hardware of N8 was crippled with Symbian's (totally) unusable web browser.
To conclude, Nokia already had an in-house product which could compete with Android or iOS. They just failed to notice the potential of Maemo 5 and focus on updates and further development. This caused a lot of users to lose faith in company.
The N9 and Meego are now a big test for Nokia. This may be a last chance for Nokia to develop an original, in-house OS. Failure would lead to far-reaching consequences - shift from innovative to generic company.
- AnonD-10436
- ftK
The phone is beautiful BUT I F**KING HATE that homescreen
- Anonymous
- nG8
microSIM is a FAILURE and must be SHUNNED by all phone buyers. SIM cards are already small enough for users to handle - any smaller is just TOO SMALL and too easy to drop (as I feel microSD cards are too small too).
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