Video recoding sample of N9



http://mynokiablog.com/2011/06/21/video-no...agingdoneright/

AF and CAF from N9 is great!

This post has been edited by Leo the Lion: Jun 22 2011, 07:55 AM

Doesn't sound too different compared to N900?

We've got tons of alternative apps with funny names, like Tweego for Twitter, Nelisquare for Foursquare.
But we've Firefox, Chrome. And we can install WebOS games and of course Android games in Nitdroid.

Not officially but well, non-official still counts I guess.

It was so highly priced for such a bulky phone with not so intuitive UI, of course bad sales.

the microb on n900 reli godlike?but the browser brnchmark test just mamadei,far behind safari or android..

The funny names is because of licence thingy

I name my phone as FRANKENSTEIN because of this.Installed & ported all kind of funny apps in my phone.

Benchmarking is 1 thing but using is another thing.For those love desktop like browsing then microB is for you.
Also you have to understand that Nokia stopped updating microB sometimes ago so some of it's feature are behind other browsers.

i will buy this.. so cool !!! Nokia fan here..

N9 - The walking dead never look so good...

I lolled @ this comment

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Added on June 22, 2011, 10:48 amI don't mind buying N9 but I'm afreaid that MeeGo Harmattan used in N9 contain both open source & proprietary stuff.In case Nokia stopped providing any updates for N9 ( which I think will happen) we cannot alter too much of the OS.

This is what happening with Maemo 5.It contained both open source & proprietary stuff(media player,power management,application manager etc2).There are users willing & capable of dismantling & enhance the OS further but Nokia refuse to provide Maemo 5's entire source code.

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Added on June 22, 2011, 11:33 am

N9 is making TI OMAP 3630 looks darn good

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Jun 22 2011, 11:33 AM

Tired with it...When i want to sell my 3GS replace with N8 and so suddenly this device pop out and change my mind again.I like the shape of the device and cool multitasking.It look much better compare to symbian which we need to close the apps 1 by 1 during multitasking.

When this monster will arrive in our country?early of next year?

Maybe in a couple of months. I just think that Nokia is testing the market with this N9. If it's successful, they might change their mind about killing it slowly along with Symbian. It can just exist alongside WP7.

Yup, N900 was kind of more for advance users; When it first launch, there was NO PLANS to launch in SEA (South East Asia). I was one of the first who interested in this model and many others have been inquiring Nokia for the N900; Even to the extend of emailing to Nokia EU multiple times. Finally the replied, NO PLANS to launch in SEA. Probably they worry selling the device to non-literate users, it'll just create more problems. But India is very keen of this device, they love Linux, you can see their Linux mags, they publish tons of page on the N900 and at the last page, it said due to restriction, they have to stop here and they have not even covered half of it.
So, those who've been disappointment, they opt for AP set; until later, very late, finally Nokia decided to launch in SEA.

The launch in INDIA and HK was amazing, if you check out their launching, so many technical information sharing and so on, they even talk demo on emulators and so on. Big difference with here I would say. Here, I think many people bought not because they know the device or know what they want, but because of the publicity or people say it's good, only to find later it's not suitable for them, thus more complains. It's like someone who doesn't drive fast, wants a comfortable car, but buys a high powered sports cars, then complain about the high fuel consumption, uncomfortable ride, etc.

Anyway, N900 still has better support than N950, as you can still receive OTA updates, and other support; Just that, there's no more updates available for quite long time, no progress, and the OS is very much incomplete, just useable. Many features still missing, which can actually make this an amazing OS...

This post has been edited by Andy214: Jun 22 2011, 03:29 PM

qt5.0 demo on ipad2 if i not mistaken.saw it on myNokiablog

wah... !! ipad2... mean all the ipad2 apps can use in N9 lo?? wah!! I am so excited!!

It think it might be more like api converter.Application developers still needs to write back to suit an of Nokia's OS.
This is unlike QT for Maemo/MeeGo/Symbian.Write once but compile it for 3 OS.

Someone mentioned that Fruit Ninja can't be played because of the swipe gesture? I think it still possible to play Fruit Ninja or any other swiping games because from I've seen in order to change "homescreen" you need to swipe from edge to edge of screen.Meanwhile in Fruit Ninja you swipe only minor part of the screen.
Also regarding the multitask view.Some application will be shown live while some program(like video player) will be paused.Personally I feel this is a decent idea because it'll make the battery last slightly longer compared to running all the program @ once.

Not the usual N9 hands on video now. Its the N9 Developer Edition hands on! And man, the qwerty just reeks awesomeness.
p/s: Video not in English

IMHO the most complete Nokia N9 hands on. By Tech65.org



This video surely shows the full capability of N9. Truly great!

N950's keyboard is sweet....

keyboard doesnt suit the mass market demand.candybar n9 is smart alternative by Nokia to grab the public attention.

What i cant wait to test is to try out its F2.2

and
http://www.developer.nokia.com/swipe/ux/pa...Status_Bar.html

This post has been edited by aspire2oo6: Jun 22 2011, 06:35 PM

The latest and most uptodate benchmarking software to determine your phone performance...

** Lower is better as it's measured in latency(s)..

Forgot to tag credit to Engadget...

This post has been edited by andrekua: Jun 22 2011, 06:44 PM


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I think can play Fruit Ninja as well same reason. Or how do they switch music by swiping.

u mean camera respond?