Nokia’s N900 Internet tablet has just recently been announced and we learn that it’s coming to Germany and Italy, plus it’s available for pre-order in these countries right now. Meanwhile, it seems very likely that AT&T and Rogers will get their own versions of the device, compatible with WCDMA connectivity. The info regarding...
Nokia has just announced the N900 Internet tablet, also known as Rover, the first Maemo-5 based device. Don’t get too excited over this announcement, ’cause Nokia World 2009 is coming and we’ll even see a handset with this version of Maemo on board, as we’ve pointed out here. N900 will the market in October, with a retail price...
In case you didn’t know, the FCC approves new Nokia devices each week, but very few of them actually make it to the portofolio of American carriers or to the “front page” of major tech blogs. This time, a pretty different product got approved and intrigued us… Could it a new Internet Tablet from Nokia? The FCC has just approved...
After checking out a bunch of Nokia’s upcoming AT&T hits, we stumble upon the N900 Internet tablet, dubbed Rover and pictured below. Its specs are also available and I have to say that they’re quite impressive. This is a Maemo 5 tablet, that measures 59.7mm x 111mm x 18.2mm, weighs 180 grams and features a 3.5 800 x 480 (WVGA) touchscreen....
While we found many rumours indicating that Nokia could turn Ovi into an OS, the company’s not all by itself in this duel with other handset manufacturers, as it’s just teamed with Intel for a new project. Bearing the name of oFono, this project is all about open source telephony and could bring voice calling and SMS to Maemo and Moblin...
Looking for a change of mobile OS? Have a look at Ubuntu 9.04, a brand new operating system for Nokia N8x0 tablets that has just recently become available. Ubuntu 9.04, also known as Jaunty Jackalope is compatible with N8x0 devices, including Nokia N800 and N810. You should know that the OS doesn’t support audio and Usplash, but every other feature...
Nokia has recently stopped selling its WiMAX Internet Tablet, the N810, the only portable device made by the Finns that supports WiMAX connectivity. There’s no info on why the product was discontinued, but know that it wasn’t all bad, as it had quite neat features: a 4.1 inch touchscreen, a sliding keyboard and a $438 price tag. Don’t...
Nokia have just posted a countdown timer on their main European site, but it also shows up on Nokia Middle East and Africa home pages. The timer shows that there are about two days left till the Finns will reveal “something important”. Is it a new phone? A new service? An operating system, maybe? On the exact date when the timer expires,...
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