Nokia N9: Nokia’s first MeeGo-based handset

July 5th, 2010

peter

Nokia, the Finland based mobile phone maker is known for manufacturing the most innovative mobile phones. Till date the company has developed range of high-end devices. Likewise, the upcoming N9 is the supposedly first Nokia handset to run under the new MeeGo operating system.

Features of the first MeeGo-based Nokia phone

Unfortunately, there is not enough information regarding the latest Nokia N9. Form various sources online it was found that the Nokia N9 will sport a sliding QWERTY keypad. Besides, the phone will come integrated with an 8 megapixel camera that can be used for photography as well as video recording. The camera comes with dual-LED flash. The phone also sports a front-facing camera that supports LED flash. The Nokia N9 offers support for UMTS/HSDPA (850/1900 MHz) bands. It features an nHD display (640 x 360 pixels) and will display the Symbian S60 platform.

Future prospect

Overall, the Nokia N9 is meant to mark an important step in Nokia’s evolution as a handset manufacturer. It is assumed that all N Series devices from the company would run under the MeeGo operating system. The Nokia N9 has already created great buzz in the mobile world and is shaping up as a very appealing device.