Mobile Phone Compare

The N900 is the latest generation, Maemo-based internet device from Nokia. Unlike previous devices such as the N800, the new N900 features full telephony and messaging. The Nokia N900 has a super sharp 3.5 inch touchscreen.. With a built-in accelerometer it automatically launches the phone dialler application when you turn the N900 into portrait mode, giving you quick access to make calls. The super powerful processor allows you to run multiple apps without problems. For example if you have a video playing you can switch to the task manager where everything will still be working, great for those who love to multitask!

The Maemo interface gives you four different homescreens that are easily accessible with a simple swipe of the thumb. To stay in touch with friends the N900 has combined SMS messaging with Instant Messaging and allows you to view the availability of contacts in real time. There’s a slide-out QWERTY keyboard for writing messages and emails with ease. Skype is also pre-installed, for making VOIP calls.

The N900 has a resistive touchscreen, which is more sensitive than other Nokia phones such as the N97, to which the N900 will be compared. There’s a 5 megapixel camera on board with a Carl Zeiss lens, which should produce very good pictures. The N900 has 32GB of internal memory for up to 7,000 songs or 40 hours of DVD quality videos, DivX video is supported and there is a TV out port for connecting to a big screen. With Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth, the N900 is a fully functional smartphone.