Nokia N900 Review by 360East
Nokia N900, the new internet tablet with Maemo OS has been launched lately. The device is not made as iPhone competitor with its 140,000 apps that make users keep sticking to this platform.
The first time you hold N900, you may feel need more time for learning its Maemo OS. If you want to give it to a women, so you may take a look at other choice as this internet tablet doesnt have any feminine curves and also shinny metal bits, whimsical angels or cute graphics. It is only black brick.
According to 360East.com, the author spent about 2 weeks for understanding the phone. With N900, without launching Skype app, you can online on Skype. You’ll find the Skype and phone contacts on same screen. Like the normal call, user can make budget call thru Gizmo SIP number. Answering Gmail and POP mail on the phone is not a problem. The browser supports Flash and Firefox can be run there.
Switching between email client, phone app, calculator and browser can be done fast. The same fast process for jumping to different WiFi networks. Like yellow cards, your missed calls, IMs, message are arranged perfectly within the cards of tasks and open apps. There are 4 customizable home screens for you.
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this is a nice unlocked mobile phones but i’m not too impressed. seems too thick, screen and apps aren’t very practical. also a lot of ppl don’t care but it don’t fit on your face ver well, seems BIG. anyways my wife loves hers. the facebook and nokia apps are fun and keep her busy on our long trips and i can’t complain the gps and email are good for my company and the gps has saved my life a couple times. but texting is hard on the screen, thank god for the pull out keyboard. i suppose i do like this one more than my old unlocked phones, couldn’t even get the net. i do like the nokia apps though they are really steppin up their game. got our last couple unlocked mobile phones at gsmallover.com and i will probably go with htc next time. 4 out of 10 stars.