N9 To Ship In Sweden On September 23rd

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The Nokia N9 will not be packing the gorilla flavored desert when it ships this year. According to a official press release from European Carrier 3 group, Nokias flagship device should be landing in Sweden on September 23rd 2011. The PR goes on to tout N9s button less interface, trio of home screens, and Gorilla Glass AMOLED screen, for more details read the press release

Here is the Press Release

3 starts selling Nokia’s first mobile MeeGo-September 23

On Tuesday, Nokia announced its first mobile phone with its new operating system MeeGo. Nokia N9 is a delicious touch screen mobile phone with innovative interface and with no physical buttons on the front. Nokia N9 will be available for sale from 3 September 23 this year.

Because the Nokia N9 is a touchscreen mobile without buttons are all navigating the phone’s interface with the shrouds from the right, left, top or bottom. Mobile has three home screens, the first is for all apps and the other for the thumbnails that show which apps are open. The third collects all the events – which gives an overview of messages, calendar appointments and status updates from social networks. By double-clicking, you can turn on and off the screen. The cell phone has a 3.9 inch AMOLED screen with Gorilla ice cream and the skin around your phone that is molded in one piece is made of polycarbonate plastic, which gives a very solid impression.

The cell phone has a Carl Zeiss camera with 8-megapixel, dual ledblixtar and video recording in HD resolution. In addition to sending pictures as email, MMS or upload them to Facebook, you can use NFC to transfer pictures to another phone. When using headphones, there is support for both Dolby Headphone and Dolby Digital Plus – which Nokia claims to be first among mobile manufacturers.

Amarnath Natarajan

I am a freelance programmer and tech enthusiast. In my spare time I contribute to this website.

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