Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Shock!--Can Pre Order Nokia N9

Next Smart mobile Phone from Nokia that is Nokia N9 it is not available and not announced by Nokia but you can pre order it on Amazon.com. The seller is giving guaranty that mobile will be sealed and brand new and you also get two years warranty.
You can order Nokia n9 on Amazon for 472 Euros. Nokia N9 is available in 16 GB memory and in three colors Black, Cyan and Magenta.


‘Merger Monday’ boosts Dow 214 points
U.S. stocks moved solidly higher Monday, with major indexes rising about 2%, as merger activity set apositive tone on Wall Street.

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Meet MeeGo Harmattan -Nokia N9

The smartphone market is crowded (or, 'healthy', you could say); we have iOS and Android in the top spots, and a range of competitors like Windows Phone 7, Symbian, BlackBerry 7, webOS, Bada, etc. iOS, Android, WP7 are on the ascendency, most other things are static or in decline.


What you often find though, is that you can tell the good ones apart by how consistent and pleasant to use they are. Pick up a webOS device, for example, and you instantly see a pretty OS with many great UI concepts. Use it for a little longer, and you start to see how shallow that veneer actually is - user experience nightmares, terrible performance, half-finished designs, etc. The sliding three-pane UI in webOS 3.x is a great example of this; drag the divider and the panes will judder across the screen, the main pane not resizing anything until you let go, at which point it snaps to the new position with no animation or feeling. Compare with the Twitter for iPad UI and how fluid it feels, and you would be appalled. It's such a pity, because webOS is a great concept and implementation - it just doesn't have the final 10% to make it feel like you're using something more than a pretty-looking webpage. I believe it's here to stay, however, unlike Symbian, BlackBerry OS, etc.

iOS is the king, so far, with consistency of user experience. You'd have to make a conscious choice as a developer to create an app that breaks the inherent UX niceties and animation in the OS. I like to call this the 'soul' of the platform. Android, on the flipside, is a hodgepodge of inconsistent UX, where even Google's own apps decide to feature new styles and concepts in between OS releases (the App Marketplace, for example, has been redesigned twice in recent history, with neither style matching the rest of the OS). Windows Phone 7 also has a quality UX, until you reach the third party apps, where everything degenerates (the third-party apps, being Silverlight, have no relation to the native software that comes on the phone, which is all C++ and using the same frameworks).

Recently, Nokia announced the N9, the first (and perhaps last) of their MeeGo smartphones. Where does MeeGo fit?

N9
Long awaited, the expectations were really high for this device - MeeGo was originally supposed to be the savior of Nokia, their modern smartphone OS to replace the aging Symbian. When Nokia announced in February that they were instead going to move to Windows Phone 7 as their primary platform, most took it as a sign that MeeGo was simply never going to be ready, or competitive. The open-source version of MeeGo for handsets is so barebones that it would take another year at the least to build a compelling user experience on top of it, so it was understandable that Nokia would focus their efforts on WP7 instead.

Great Features of the Generation Nokia N9

Nokia is set to confront new challenges in the mobile phone market with its next generation Nokia N9 smartphone. The new handset offers stylishly awesome aesthetic features as well as state of the art functionalities. It is also powered by the new MeeGo operating system which was the product of the partnership between Intel and Nokia.

Basically, the Nokia N9 is designed to take over the reins from the previous N8 handset. To fully understand the new Nokia offer, it is best to differentiate the N9 from the N8.

A Quick Peek on the New N9 Smartphone

When Nokia releases a new model, it usually offers radical features that totally eclipse the previous models. Consumers will see the same thing with the new N9 model. This handset offers exceptional features that you will certainly admire.

First of all, Nokia gave the new model a uniquely sized screen display. It has 3.9 inches screen which comfortably sits between the large HTC models and the averagely sized iPhone units. The N9 is equipped with the AMOLED technology. This kind of display system provides the handset with a screen that can offer natural color depth at 480 x 854 resolutions. Additionally, the technology provides the N9 with a greater viewing angle.

The previous N8 model also utilized the AMOLED technology. However, this unit has a lower screen resolution of 360 x 640 pixels. In other words, the new N9 will give you better viewing pleasure. Both phones are equipped with the Gorilla scratch resistant glass. This type of glass can also resist considerable shock.

Multimedia Features of the Nokia N9

The new N9 handset has a respectable camera feature. It is capable of capturing exceptional still photos and videos at 8 million pixels resolution. Unfortunately, such capability is below the capability of the N8. This previous model has an impressive 12 mega pixels resolution. The camera capability of the N8 is still unmatched even by other high end mobile phone brands.

The good news is that Nokia decided to retain the Carl Zeiss optics technology. This optics technology provides high definition output for your still photos and moving videos. The captured video can be displayed in HD even on large screen formats.

Introducing the MeeGo OS for the Nokia N9

There is no denying the fact that Nokia lost some traction in the smartphone market. Users were exasperated with the Symbian OS which was the standard platform of Nokia. With the introduction of Android and iOS that offered better functionalities, some loyal Nokia fans decided to switch to other providers.

The good news is that the new Nokia N9 will utilize the MeeGo operating system. This OS provides more pleasing visual display and much better functionalities. It is an open source platform that conforms to the modern needs of the latest smartphones.

Overall, the N9 handset offers new and more powerful features compared to its predecessors. Nokia seeks to raise the level of its competitiveness by offering a next generation smartphone with powerful features. Most importantly, the latest model has a new and exciting OS that can match the features of other popular operating systems for mobile devices.

Now you know everything about the new Nokia device ,you can check some of the local mobile operatos for .

You can read more about Nokia N9 .

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Nokia N9 coming to the UK and Won’t Sell Nokia N9 in US! whay?

Nokia N9 Coming to the UK

It’s thought that Nokia is holding back the N9 so as not to dampen the impact of its ‘Sea Ray’ phone, the working title for the first Nokia Windows Phone 7 phone. Appearance-wise the two phones are virtually identical and it’s everyone’s guess that the specs are as well.

Obviously Nokia has a lot riding on the Sea Ray, essentially its big comeback phone. But then again the N9 has gained a lot of interest from customers, despite MeeGo being in the pipeline for a good couple of years.

Nokia N9 Won’t Sell Nokia N9 in US!

For now, it looks as though MeeGo fans in the UK are going to have to order one in from the continent and cough up the pennies for an N9 SIM-free.
I guess the Nokia N9 is one of the most discussed smartphones of the Finnish company now. It’s running MeeGo — a platform everyone thought was going to be something experimental; it came out that MeeGo is a great OS offering awesome experience we haven’t seen earlier. Anyway, it looks like the U.S. market is not ready for other OS currently, which means Android, iOS and BlackBerry OS will dominate there. Most likely, this is the main reason why Nokia decided not to sell the Nokia N9 in the U.S.


From the very beginning of Nokia’s N-series’ handsets U.S. wasn’t welcoming them for some unknown reason. Even when the Nokia N8 was released and Europe with Asia welcomed it eagerly, the U.S. smartphone market ignored this super handset. Мany geeks will say that the N8 wasn’t popular in the U.S. since only its unlocked version was sold and it cost more than carriers’ offers, but anyway…
I understand every country and every mobile operator tries to provide devices that meet the market’s and users’ requirements, but now when Nokia won’t roll out the Nokia N9 in the U.S., I think it will be a loss for the U.S. smartphone users. But probably that’s a part of Nokia’s strategy — to conquer those markets where Android and iOS don’t feel themselves like kings.

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Difficulties with access Nokia N9?

A couple of weeks was announced to be launched officially in Sweden (we do not know why) and a specific page dedicated to fans and supporters who were expecting this release as we were vigilant. As Luis said, the launch would bescheduled for September 23, as they read the countdown, however, as alwayshappens in this world a strange movement seems to indicate that the launchcould be delayed.


According to the timer, Nokia N9 was supposed to appear on the market on September 23. However, now the timer has completely disappeared from the manufacturer, resulted in what many fans puzzled Nokia.

The disappearance of the timer could be caused by several factors, includingtechnical problems with his work and an unexpected delay with the release ofNokia N9.

Nokia N9 should reach our country in the second half of next month. A sale of the smartphone will retail chain "M. Video". How will the disappearance of the timertiming out Nokia N9 to the Russian market is still unknown.



In case you do not already know, take a look at the specifications of the NokiaN9.

     Display: Gorilla Glass 3.9-inch 854x480 pixels
     Processor: OMAP3630 Cortex-A8 to 1Ghz
     Capacity: 1GB RAM
     Storage: 16 - 64GB
     Wi-Fi
     NFC
     HSPA
     Battery: 11 hours of talk time, 450 hours standby, 4 hours in video playback,music playback and up to 50 off-screen.

 

Monday, August 8, 2011

Nokia N9 - greener than ever

Nokia is not only one of the largest mobile phone manufacturers in the world, but one company that pays great attention to environmental technology.Successive efforts to promote recycling and designing products that are environmentally friendly has always been a major focus for the Finnish manufacturer. By now the official website of Nokia were published data on "green" profile of the upcoming smartphone MeeGo N9, inform ubergizmo. 

 
Nokia is known as a manufacturer who makes the greenest mobile phones in the world. The company makes continuous efforts to improve their devices and make them more green. The environmental profile of their latest device - N9 was published on the Internet. Certainly we can say we are impressed. 
The information indicates that the packaging of the model will be made from 77% recycled materials, the company has been making efforts to reduce the maximum amount of harmful materials. Thanks to which the package will be 100% recyclable, which will allow users to become part of the company's environmental policy. At the same time himself smartphone will be built from components that do not contain harmful polyvinyl chloride, brominated and chlorinated compounds and antimony trioxide. 

Thus, the new smartphone will be as harmless to the environment okolonata, which is the main goal of the company. The data indicate that Nokia N9 will be energy efficient, thanks to a special mode that will maximize the amount of energy consumed. The company has provided more ambient light sensor and LED to turn off the charger when the battery of the handset is fully charged. In the event that environmental care is a priority for your smartphone Nokia N9 undoubtedly one of the best devices you can buy.

Friday, August 5, 2011

MeeGo-based Nokia N9 smartphone Official Countdown Begins With 49 Days Until Launch

If you head for Nokia’s Swedish page, you will know what we mean. Though a launch date in September was already hinted at by carrier networks already, it is only now that the company has come out with a confirmation. We are still looking to know whether

The European carrier, Orange, has confirmed previously that the N9 would launch in Switzerland on September 19, and that lines right up with the countdown. It may then be followed by Sweden, which is reported to receive the handset on September 23. But oddly, other major European markets such as the UK, Germany, and France have yet to get confirmed dates. Pricing has also not been revealed, although it’s said to be quite affordable with an attached service plan.
The N9 features a slick 3.9-inch touchscreen display covered by Gorilla Glass on a pillow-shaped body with an 8-megapixel camera equipped with Carl Zeiss optics. Nokia’s first Windows Phone, codenamed the Sea Ray, is almost identical in form and may make its debut during an August 17 event.
However, both phones are slated to launch in Europe first, with the N9 coming out first in September followed by the Sea Ray, rumored for sometime in November. 

Nokia N9 Coming On September 23 To Sweden

Nokia introduced the N9 MeeGo phone on June 21 and it appears that it will be landing in Sweden on September 23, after three months and a couple of days since its official announcement. At least that's what the countdown says...

If you follow the source link you'll land on the Swedish page for the Nokia N9 which is counting down 48 more days and 21 hours. That should mean that the N9 will be hitting Sweden on September 23 (and hopefully other European countries too).

The Nokia N9 is a button-less phone sporting a FWVGA resolution (854 x 480 pixels) screen, Texas Instruments OMAP3630 1GHz CPU aided but a PowerVR SGX530 GPU, 1GB RAM on board as well as either 16GB or 64GB storage for the two main variants. It is also the model Nokia's SeaRay Windows Phone is derived from.

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Nokia N9-good for pcitures and videos

Nokia N9 has a performant camera,or at least this is what we are told .

Images obtained with Nokia N9 camera have a very good quality.

However,some say that Nokia’s new device has the same performancies as Nokia N8 .
Nokia N9 has just been announced in Singapore at the Nokia Communications 2011 event .
N9 is the first smartphone that has the Meego operating system,created by Nokia and Intel.
The homescreen includes :Applications,Events and Task Manager .
In Events you can find all the notifications and messages received from the social networking services .
In Applications you can see all the applications that are installed.
In Task Manager you can use the pinch and zoom function in order to adjust the number of visible applications

Nokia N9 vs HTC Incredible S
The Nokia N9 was announced on June 2011 and the HTC Incredible S officially announced by HTC on February 15, 2011 at MWC 2011 in Barcelona, Spain.
 

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Nokia N9 news

The Nokia N9 is now showing up for pre-order on Expansys, as well as new information just in reporting that this smartphone will release in South Africa in a few months time. Earlier on today we already reported that via the Orange website the Nokia N9 will release September 15, which we put on the…More On: expansys, Nokia N9, Pre-OrderFor more coverage:Follow Phones Review on TwitterBecome a Fan on Facebook

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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

HD video with the Nokia N9 in various lighting conditions stitched in a two-minute clip

The video quality is truly amazing! and i love to watch and watch it again. it’s so clear! Nokia Rules! I hope that they continue Meego OS.

A nice video compilation and some pictures, showcasing the Nokia N9 8MP camera capabilities, have been uploaded by Nokia's Bill Perry, with the pre-production version in hand, and the results are looking good.

Bill only used Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 to sync the music to the clips, but no other corrections of any kind have been applied to the results. He also posted three pictures, which we are embedding below.

The pictures and video below are taken with a prototype version of the Nokia N9, which still has to see the final firmware, but it looks like Nokia was right when it said they tried to cram the Nokia N8 experience in the smaller module

HD video with the Nokia N9 in various lighting conditions stitched in a two-minute clip
HD video with the Nokia N9 in various lighting conditions stitched in a two-minute clip
HD video with the Nokia N9 in various lighting conditions stitched in a two-minute clip

The pictures and video still come oversaturated, though, compared to the natural-looking colors on the Nokia N8, but most people enjoy richer colors anyway, plus the continuous autofocus seems to work like a charm.