Nokia N900
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16 years ago
Nokia N900
Nokia doesn't want you to call the N900 a smart phone. According to the company, the N900 ($569 unlocked) is a "mobile computer." Running Maemo 5 Linux, the N900-Nokia's follow-up to the Maemo 4.1-driven N810 Internet Tablet-delivers the Web as you'd expect it on your computer, including Flash 9.4...
Pros:
- Fast processor
- 32GB of memory
- Very good browser with Flash support
- Multiple customizable home screens
- Sharp 5-MP camera
Cons:
- Bulky
- Expensive
- Maemo 5 Linux may be confusing for some
- Limited number of apps
16 years ago
Nokia N900 Review
After speaking recently to a few other people who have used the N900 some said they had big problems with it such as it turning itself off. Not me though. I had no issues at all. I actually really like the Nokia N900. Not enough to get one but I think its a good bit of kit.
16 years ago
This device, regardless of the category in which we range, can not be the Christmas gift at all. For Linux enthusiasts, although no specific talent is required to use it, it does not compare itself with a good smartphone with good menus and licked congestion reasonable.
16 years ago
Nokia N900 Challenges iPhone and Android
Nokia's new N900 tablet-like smart phone runs the Linux-based Maemo OS and plays Flash video. It's got it all, but can it give the competition a run for its money?
16 years ago
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.
Pros:
- Nice finish
- Screen: bright
- responsive
- precise
- Nice interface
- Good web experience efficient / well-designed navigator
- FM transmitter / TV out
Cons:
- Big
- Navigation inconsistencies
- No app store yet
- Finished specific apps too rare / impractical for social networking
- No MMS / screen not multipoint / low battery life
16 years ago
Nokia N900: Powerful, but Missing Some Key Features
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
Pros:
- Excellent browsing experience,
Cons:
- Interface can be tricky to navigate,
16 years ago
Nokia N900 Review
Nokia N900 is the final product which opens up a new path for the Finnish smartphone producer. After Google, which launched its new open source operating system for mobile phones, Nokia raised the stakes a few months later with its own vision, which is called Maemo.
Pros:
- Maemo operating system is really a hit, even though not that complex and developed as Android, it really shows potential
- Add to that the excellent Web-browsing capabilities, HSDPA connectivity, excellent touchscreen, as well as decent camera and you got yourself a really good smartphone.
Cons:
- I think the only drawback of the phone is the low life autonomy of the battery, and the high price as well, which could be a setback for those that have a limited budget
- Also, limited number of third-party software is an important disadvantage, if we are to compare it with Android.
16 years ago
Nokia N900 REVIEW Part 2
In part two of our N900 review LP covers audio and video playback, multitasking and general UI cues. The phone continues to impress, and is shaping up to be a contender heading into 2010. If this is the handset that modernizes Nokia, they look to be betting on the right horse.
16 years ago
Nokia N900 review
Taking into account the Nokia N900 we were using was a pre-production sample, the handset looks like it could certainly be a strong contender for the smartphone OS crown. The screen may be a little unreliable, but if Nokia can upgrade this to a capacitive one on future Maemo handsets, we would...
16 years ago
Nokia N900 smartphone
Running an advanced, Linux-based operating system called Maemo 5, Nokia's N900 is certainly an interesting device. Foremost an Internet tablet and capable of full multitasking, the Nokia N900 smartphone will definitely impress early adopters and gadget gurus, but for others the experience will feel...
Pros:
- Outstanding Web browser
- responsive screen
- comfortable keyboard
- excellent multitasking
- customisable desktop
Cons:
- Bulky
- lacking in style
- questionable build quality
- only works in landscape mode
- interface commands are inconsistent
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