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Posted on 21 January 2010
The Nokia N900 features the new Linux-based Maemo operating system and is more of an internet tablet than a phone. Its outstanding features are its QWERTY keyboard, hi-res touchscreen, web browser and multitasking ability. Downsides are poor user-friendliness, size, weight and the very high price.
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Video shown at the Nokia World conference showing some of their ideas for how mobiles will be used in the future.
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