The N9 is the only consumer handset from Nokia that runs the Harmattan version of MeeGo, a primarily mobile OS that was started by Intel and Nokia. The OS is centered around three homescreens that users can easily swipe to access. The phone itself features a convex curved glass AMOLED screen with a ClearBlack filter and a unibody polycarbonate shell.
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Status:
Available
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Availability date:
Sep. 27, 2011
What You Need To Know
- Nokia's only consumer MeeGo Harmattan device
- Its rear 8-megapixel camera utilizes a f/2.2 Carl Zeiss lens
- MeeGo Harmattan is based around three homescreens that are never more than a swipe away
- Nokia committed to Windows Phone following an agreement with Microsoft, so there will be little to no MeeGo development
Verge Review
The Nokia N9 is, without doubt, one of the most fascinating phones of the last few years. The tale of its development and launch interweaves almost all the multivariate strands of the Nokia narrative. It is simultaneously the last big hurrah for the Nokia of old and the first showing of what the new Nokia, steered by Stephen Elop, is capable of. Much like the N8 and E7 that came before it, the N9 features an industrial design that sets it apart from the carbon copy smartphone crowd and marks...
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Basic Specs
| Thickness |
0.48 inches |
| Weight |
0.3 pounds |
| Form factor |
Slab |
| Screen size (diagonal) |
3.9 inches |
| Operating system |
MeeGo |
| Launch OS version |
1.2 |
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