Nokia N900

Nokia N900 review

Let's face it, there's no doubt that since the arrival of you-know-what from Apple, Nokia has found it tough to be taken seriously in the smartphone market. With the Linux Maemo 5-powered N900 however, it's right back in the game. As a phone though the N900 is big and bulky.

Nokia N900: Powerful, but Missing Some Key Features

The Nokia N900 is ideal for techies who want a lot of customization and power; anyone looking for apps and aesthetics may want to go with a more mainstream smartphone. Nokia fans disappointed by last summer’s N97 smartphone, get excited: The Nokia N900 ($570, unlocked; price as of December 18, 2009) delivers on its promises of fast performance and excellent Web browsing. It also offers solid multimedia features, as well as one of the best cameras I’ve used on a smartphone. But the N900 isn’t for everyone: Some people might find the Linux-based Maemo (MAY-mo) platform confusing and not as user-friendly as other platforms. The handset is also missing some crucial features, such as app-store support and MMS messaging, as well as full Exchange support.

Nokia N900

The Nokia N900 is a 3G, Linux smartphone with XTerm built in. If the idea of hacking your phone down to the command line with the manufacturer's full approval sends you into paroxysms of joy, forget reading the rest of this review and just buy one now. This is the ultimate Linux geek phone.

Nokia N900

While most smartphones pick out features to combine with phone functions, here Nokia has gone for a little pocket computer with a few telephone features.

Nokia N900 Review

The Nokia N900 is a new smartphone with a WVGA screen, sliding keyboard, and a wide array of other high-end features. Antoine Wright gives his detailed impressions of Nokia's latest[...]

Nokia N900 review

Nokia's N900 is unique, as it's the only phone to run Nokia's home-brewed mobile Linux operating system, Maemo. It may be the only phone ever to run Maemo, as Nokia has announced that Maemo will merge with Intel's Moblin to become MeeGo.

Review: Nokia N900 Smartphone

Nokia's N900 bills itself not as a smartphone, but as an internet tablet or even a "mobile computer". This is very obvious throughout your usage experience, and I think it's a shame because they have included phone capability in it, and it's a pocket-able size so it is only logical that one would...

Absolutely awesome

This phone is best suited for people that have a high level of tech knowledge. With the open OS, you can do so much if you are willing to figure out how to do it. Its really pretty fun. There is something new coming out just about every day

Nokia N900 â€" the ultimate Linux phone?

The N900 might not be an iPhone killer, and it might not be a perfect Netbook/Phone combo yet, but with the Maemo operating system Nokia has laid the groundwork for a great range of devices in the future.

N900

quite a good phone but does not support a wide range of applpications.as it has got maemo installed, it has limitations in the no. of apps that can be installed.n Moreover it has a front camera but does not support video calling on the cellular network