VIDEO: How Nokia makes N9 smartphone

Written by James Delahunty @ 25 Oct 2011 6:06 User comments (3)

Video gives glimpse inside Nokia's manufacturing process of N9 smartphone.

The N9 is not likely to have that much of an exciting life, being only available in a limited number of territories and amidst major changes at Nokia. When it was unveiled in June 2011, it received mostly positive feedback for its design and the user-interface of the MeeGo (Harmattan) operating system.

It's release raised questions about Nokia's decision to embrace the Windows Phone operating system, given the potential of MeeGo and the N9's positive reception.

Yesterday, Nokia uploaded a video showing the "Nokia N9 Journey", which is worth a look.

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125.10.2011 08:39

Hyasuma

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you probably see people screaming and jumping out of windows while making crapple phones if they ever release a journey of iphones

225.10.2011 18:11

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Originally posted by Hyasuma:
you probably see people screaming and jumping out of windows while making crapple phones if they ever release a journey of iphones

I was gonna laugh at this, but the funny went away so quick and the harsh reality of truth kicked in. :(

325.10.2011 18:28

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I am using Nokia N9. If I say the true, I don't want to use my iphone anymore. Its "swipe application minimizing system" is so natural that I started to swipe all my phones:) Its voice assistant software "Vingo" is really awesome. Apples "Siri" can't detect its owner so that anyone can use it and steal your personal data.(search google news). But this app can, it's like a real human assistant:) Love my N9.

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