The Nokia Blog’s Nokia N900 Hands-On Video

Can’t get enough of the Nokia N900? I’ve got a special Nokia N900 video walkthrough for you. Jussi Mäkinen, Marketing Manager at Maemo Devices (and a fan of The Nokia Blog), shows off the Nokia N900 for our camera. Take a look.

You can also watch this video in HD on Youtube.

In this video, you can see the how the contacts list works, the multiple home screens with Twitter and Facebook widgets, the quick and responsive transitions, and more. I don’t want to ruin it for you, so just watch the 6-minute video and let us know what you think!

  • nematkhansari
    Can anyone tell me how I can sync my outlook contact with Nokia 900? I can not sync anything with this phone. My computer does not recongnize it. Please help.
  • Prabh
    Hi i m eager to nuy this phone plz tell me when will be this phone available in india?
    approx prince?
    Thnx in advance.
  • Prabh
    Hi i m eager to buy thsi phone plz tell me when it ll b available in india?
    Approximate price?
    thnx in advance
  • oliviasmith
    i got nokia n900.. its nice phone with lots of feature and easy to use... i reconn this mobile to go for.. camera is good one,,, mp3 player sound is rocking and lots of other features and you can load lots of games on it..
    but its battery life goes off very soon maximum runs for a day .. you have to charge it every day..
    if you can manage this go for this mobile..

    Mobile Phone Batteries
  • Thanks for the updates. I think it's a very clever marketing advice
  • Is nice phone, but is too big, 180grams that thing can't be put in the pant pocker. sure you can put this in the belt but isn't idea.
  • I'm so love this blog, already bookmarked it! Thanks.
  • i like this phone. but i noticed it places a lot of emphasis on networking widgets. what uses does the N900 fulfill for users who buy the phone for teir business connections? or is that market too small to cater to?
  • Mike
    I have a boner
  • Name
    Nokia needs to come up with some features like Multi touch (as available in Iphone), digital compass, a better camera like 8 or 10 or 12 Mega pixel, a sleek design with a good typing key pad and not the different one like they had it on N97 or N900 a better than those ones, more memory and a wide screen than N900 or Iphone. With the above specifications Nokia surely will be a market leader in Mobile Industry.
  • HoOn
    Nokia is already a Mobile Industry in the world. I don't think iPhones can compare on how many Nokias are being sold outside the United States alone.
  • breathoffire
    Have knowledge of what you're talking about before you speak ;) it has the full qwerty keyboard so the need for multi-touch is unecessary.
    Also, if you did your homework, you would understand that after around 5 megapixels nothing else can possible change in the quality of a picture except the size. Anything above 5 megapixels just increases the size. More memory!?! and you dare compare this to the iphone!?! The n900 has a 32 GB hard drive, plus it can hold Micro-SD card up to 16GB - The iphone, only has 16 GB, No Memory Card support>.> As for the screen, t's the exact same size as the iphone. You noob, You and your entire comment have just been owned. You Fail.
  • Mikki Hiiri
    Better camera is on your opinion more pixels? Learn some photography. What you ever have done with digital compass. If i go to the forest i ll take real compass for sure.Wider screen? For what? I have laptop or like for bigger screens but i cannot put that i my pocket. N900 keypad is really good. Multitouch? Nice but not elementary... and maemo 6 will have it. And i thougt that Nokia is already market leader in mobile industry.
  • Name
    Digital compass can be used for augmented reality apps
  • cyl
    is there a portrait mode? specially when texting....?

    kind of used to one hand texting...
    specially when im busy....
    i hope a portrait mode would be available as an option....
  • m
    nokia please PORTRAIT mode I want to buy this phone please do it write dont mes soooooo good device
  • you really want to talk to the team at Maemo then - they write the OS - I'm sure Nokia has pitched in, but to be honest, I don't mind the lack of portrait mode for now. I guess it's because I've had several internet tablets and I'm used to it. The phone dial pad works in portrait mode, and I imagine other apps will in time. Don't count on it for the launch though.
  • Sakastik
    i wanna hear the sound/volume of N900..

    is there anyone could post a video that plays music by N900?

    thanks
  • I'll let you know when I get mine :) I was always pleasantly impressed with my N810, if that helps.
  • I’m confused. In what sense is this an internet tablet, rather than a smartphone? Is it because of the size?
  • See N770, N800, N810 - all internet tablets, this is the evolution of them adding mobile capabilities.
  • lolkauhuh
    Jussi is soooo HOT
  • fmonk
    Dammit. I leave T-mobile and this happens. Was going to get an iPhone, but if Nokia comes out with an AT&T version, I will never ever buy an iPhone, because this looks to be the total, complete device I've been wanting for years.

    Nokia, are you listening?
  • ditto. of course, since T-Mobile treats Indianapolis, IN like a hill-jack cesspool and they don't have 3G here yet, I'll probably just stay with AT&T and use EDGE for now.
  • Awesome! I have included this video on my comprehensive N900 post :) Feel free to check it out as well.
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