When you’ve got a processor that barely outperforms the devices before you and even struggles to surpass the PSP, could you call yourself a 2009 hot smartphone? This is the case of Nokia N97, the Finns’ first touchscreen and sliding QWERTY smartphone, that sadly uses a mere ARM 11 434 MHz processor. Even the PSP features a 333 MHz processor,...
Before you consider such info unimportant news, you should know that the processor of a mobile device grants it the power to render and decode pages quickly. According to the top Nokia-related blogs, we’ll only be seeing the classic ARM11 core on Nokia N97, instead of the new and improved OMAP3 platform we were hoping for. Speculation goes round...
A couple of days ago we found out that Android will also hit an OpenMoko device and in case you’re not familiar with this name, it’s the first open source phone we’re talking about. Although the handset is not good looking at all, this is a promising initiative, specially if it uses and develops the Android OS. Here’s Google’s...
The blokes from Allaboutsymbian got a chance to spend some time with the new Nokia 5800 and did an in-depth preview of the device. Thanks to this piece of info, we found out if Sony Ericsson Walkman can be considered dead and buried, as 5800 XpressMusic becomes the new king of music phones. 5800 is similar to the N78, when it comes to size, but it’s...
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