ya design feel it is looks like ipod nano but if put this 2 together they wont say it is same... not like samsung duno what phone with iphone 4 XD
that one is more similar in term of size, feel etc XD

samsung donno what the phone.. or u mean the SGS II?

no worry.. Apple sue-ing samsung..

True; as long as they provide a decent camera, it's good enough.

That I suppose should be software limitation. Touch Focus and other features of the camera...

Now probably we can start to or should see more of Qt benefits? Hmm...

ohhh, i m samsung fan XDD i know got one model looks like ip0rn 4 XD

this phone is interesting. actually looks nice. I mean look at it, the tasks are running while the transition animations are happening, that's cool!

agree....

Surprisingly the godlike camera phone do not support touch focus...

I am very tired of the Term Qt in Nokia phone.. way way before Symbian^3.. rumours Symbian^2.. then Symbian^4 or something like that... saying because of Qt, will have soooooooo many apps for Symbian..

a lot of developer .. esp those smaller one simply just focus on Android and iOS now....

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Added on June 21, 2011, 10:44 pmthis one I agree.. overall look clean n nice.. if the phone can be slimmer better still.. the grass in the middle like pop out.. err...

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Added on June 21, 2011, 10:53 pmAgito.. the Similar one is here...



This post has been edited by BuFung: Jun 21 2011, 10:53 PM

Lets hope no more Qt related shit...

Also pray hard that Nokia dont ABANDON you YET again... Nokia is like a irresponsible mom sometimes... this title used to belong to SE but Im surprised X10 will get Gingerbread despite its slow start... things do change, and lets hope Nokia really CHANGE for GOOD...

This post has been edited by andrekua: Jun 21 2011, 11:14 PM

Not sure, but recently sees more progress on Qt? Maemo got Qt, and Symbian got Qt; but I still don't really see the app sharing thingy like build once, deploy anywhere; If have, then Maemo should have the same Qt apps for Symbian? Similarly Symbian should have the one for Maemo. I think there is "some" but not sure how many is there.

In terms of fluidity, somehow I still feel iOS and WP7 more fluid? This one, when you transit from one page to another or open up applications, it doesn't feel as nice, it's just more plain pop up or change over.

This MeeGo Harmattan is also very much Qt based? The last firmware update for N900 included Qt library in it, makes kind of major changes to the compatibility for older version apps.

Anyway, no further comment on it until we can actually see it's real benefits.

This post has been edited by Andy214: Jun 21 2011, 11:19 PM

I think like you say, different platform after all. Like there are something that you cant do in Symbian, even with Qt, you are still pretty much limited. Then you got Maemo, which is much better and flexible, having a wider option to choose from. I see this even affect Android platform but not as critical as Nokia. The difference in hardware, software makes it even harder for developer to achieve a balance despite whatever claims Nokia made. Besides, unless Nokia tighten its store to become like AppStore or adopt advertising banner like Android, developers aint gonna waste time and money to be ripped of by crackers.

i am so sad that this is the real N9 and not the "Macbook Pro phone" (AKA Nokia N950) in the earlier posts. was really looking forward to slider qwerty. and now even the N950 is non retail, no warranty, no OTA update, and it has dumbed down a number of features present in the N9. so sad...

Possibly it's the originally plan device, but since they delayed it so long, the device is way outdated, so they come up with a new device? I don't know, but the MeeGo Harmattan was pretty old news, and this thread started since last year. Now, it's almost a year since this thread started.... By the time this phone is launched, it could probably be end of the year? In Malaysia, probably in Feb/Mar 2012? Just my baseless speculations.
IMO, they need to launch it fast, by the end of this year, who knows what other device is in the market or announced, next year, I think more, and this device will look even more dated by then. There might also be a real actual MeeGo device?

They might need to capture the market and attention, and make sure this doesn't disappoints, else, the it will tarnish the image of future MeeGo devices.

thanks for your "baseless" insight

hopefully in malaysia sellers can get a hold of this N950 and sell at reasonable price when the time comes. coz i not paying $$$ for a device with no warranty

You might need to do a lot of work on this as you need to manually flash the firmware, no support, and the device is released as "beta". An incomplete set?

i dont mind few mm thicker,just give me real godlike cam.
BTW,GODLIKE PHONE finally can portrait.

Do you guyz think this phone camera can fight with N8?the best think i can see from this phone is free from lag and cool multi-task but i afraid do not have much apps for meego os.I see my friend who own N900 have very limited software.Correct me if i'm wrong XD

dont worry,with qt 4.73 and qt mobility 1.13 support.there are tons of apps.
theorically.practically not sure yet.

Gizmodo went as far as saying its already discontinued... there goes the hatred again.

The icons was meant to show Nokia new icon style lol. I think WP7 will have this icon as well

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Added on June 22, 2011, 7:37 amGizmodo is sh1tty iDevice lover la. and US website la. makes a total iSheep website. what do u expect?? lolz

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Added on June 22, 2011, 7:43 amowh, it has CBD after all according to engadget

http://www.engadget.com/2011/06/21/nokia-n9-first-hands-on/

This post has been edited by Leo the Lion: Jun 22 2011, 07:43 AM

Gizmodo isn't the most balanced of sites, but I blame Stephen Elop for not giving a clear idea on Nokia's plans with Meego in the long term. This N9 could be Nokia's final experiment with MeeGo and I think only if ig proves a major hit will Nokia continue making more.

BTW the N900 sold poorly in the past I believe, so that's why it took so long to see another Linus based device.