Weeks ago we had the chance to try out the new Nokia N9 at their press conference in Kuwait with the attendance of Tom Farrell the general manager of Nokia Middle East.
It's fast and kinda user friendly, but the new Nokia unfortunately will not have an Android operating system which I think this will be their weakness in the market.
Overall it's a nice phone and I really like to have one since the OS is almost similar to the Android's and it has a 8MP camera which is impressive compared to other smartphones.
Nokia N9 will be available in the market at the end of this year.
The new mobile looks good and unique with only three button, a multi-touch screen and different colors to choose from. Nokia N9 doesn't have a home or a back button, whenever you want to change the app you're using all what you have to do is drag the screen to either left or right and you'll be back to the home screen.
It's fast and kinda user friendly, but the new Nokia unfortunately will not have an Android operating system which I think this will be their weakness in the market.
Overall it's a nice phone and I really like to have one since the OS is almost similar to the Android's and it has a 8MP camera which is impressive compared to other smartphones.
Nokia N9 will be available in the market at the end of this year.




The new Android Market is now available on HTC and Samsung mobile, as far as I have seen. It's simply amazing and attractive kinda looks like an XBOX Live theme. The problem is that they haven't placed the paid apps yet, so the only apps you'll find are the free apps.
You don't have to download or update the new market, it will be updated by itself.





