More Details About the N97

Posted on 02. Dec, 2008 by hilzfuld in Mobile, Software, Tech, iPhone

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As more details emerge about this cellular giant, I found myself wanting to keep adding to the last post, so instead I figured I would just post again about the N97.

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The N97 will be the first high-end device powered by the latest touchscreen Symbian S60 OS and will include goodies missing from other high end devices, such as a 3.5mm headphones jack (cough cough, G1), full QWERTY (cough cough iPhone and HD), stereo bluetooth (cough cough iPhone, OK I think you get the coughing thing), an FM radio, Nokia Maps enabled by touch, a digital compass (similar to the G1 I am guessing), an accelerometer,  and a proximity sensor so the screen turns of during calls.

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Usually, when a new phone is announced, my first instinct is to try and determine what it is missing. WiFI, 3G, good camera?

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The N97, as far as I can tell, is not missing anything. Who said there is no such thing as a perfect phone?

That's the iPhone 3G on the Left

That is the iPhone 3G on the Left

I think it is safe to say that until someone invents some sort of new technology for cellphones, the N97 will remain on top.

-Hillel

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5 Responses to “More Details About the N97”

  1. Noah

    02. Dec, 2008

    I’m always skeptical of phones that come in two parts. The connection is always a weak point. I’ll bet you that in 6 months we start hearing about tons of repairs on the connection between the keyboard and the phone.

  2. hilzfuld

    02. Dec, 2008

    You would be right in most cases, but that little word that appears in the upper right corner (Nokia) ensures that there will not be problems with the hardware.

  3. ayfuld

    02. Dec, 2008

    I want me one of those.

  4. sam4sb

    25. Jan, 2009

    Im counting seconds till this phone gets out… I havent fallen in love with a phone 6 months before it comes out since the SE p1i 2 years ago… Still, p1i wasnt THAT perfect ;)

  5. laurr

    18. Jan, 2010

    i have it, i love it, i never want to replace it. ive had it a yearish and no glitches yet! (and ive dropped it so many times :S)
    but it always seems theres another phone outshadowing it in the market. despite the fact that it possesses all the same features, and even more that that phone contains.
    it’s the marketing strat.
    at first it was the iPhone. that outshadowed it. god know why, this one is farrrr superior.
    Nexus One is now outshadowing it,
    still the nokia will become one of those phones that aren’t a phase, it will last long :D

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