Nokia has just revealed its latest phone in the N series line up, the N97.

It runs on the latest symbian 9.5 and has touchscreen capabilities.

It will fulfill almost anything you need:

• It comes with a full qwerty keyboard that slides out on side of the device a la Xperia X1 from Sony Ericsson, making messaging a breeze
• For photography needs, it comes with a 5MP camera. Personally, I’m glad that Nokia did not choose to use a sensor that offers a much higher pixel count, as this would often mean more, lousier sensors crammed on a same-sized sensor chip. Hence, I think we can assume that the quality of the camera will better than those latest, “best”, 8MP cellphones
• It comes with 32GB INTERNAL onboard storage, with a Micro-sd storage slot
• It runs widgets, and many useful apps similar to those on the Google Android and iPhone will be available soon, so it’s a big plus
• Its web browser supports flash
• However, the set back is the great price typical of the N9+ models

In my opinion, it really does make the iPhone looks like a toy and shouts out that its a serious phone. It looks a little too serious though as its rather blocky and does not share the bling in its design with a rather boring grey casing.

Here’s a demo of the N97:

N97 Demo Video

Hey guys,

Today in the first article, I am going to talk about some cellphones. Nokia has been making cellphones for quite a while now, but except for Nokia 7710, none of others are equipped with a touchscreen.

Just a few days ago, Nokia announced its new Nokia 5800 XM, with the new Symbian S60 v5 system. All I got to say is “amazing”. The awesome looking appeaance with the whole new UI, if it isn’t an iPhone-killer, what is it then?

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