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The Nokia N97 Q&A Page – Further Questions Are Answered

by Madoda Hlongwane on June 11, 2009

Following the N97 Q&A articles posted earlier, this is a direct follow up to the article “The Nokia N97 Q&A Page – Many Questions Are Answered”.  Well, the guys at All About Symbian have updated their N97 Q&A page with more questions and answers. The questions ranges from Font size; dedicated Media keys (music player, [...]

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N97 NAM Unboxing Photos

by Madoda Hlongwane on June 9, 2009

The guys at Engadget Mobile  just taken delivery of one of the very first retail Nokia N97s and have uploaded exquisit unboxing pictures. Apparently they were told that “… that the retail device includes some last-minute improvements to keyboard feel” and they confirm that “…it feels pretty usable…”.
Here are the pictures , eat your heart [...]

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Nokia N97 Available AT USA Flagship Stores Today, June 9th! Comes With Stylus

June 9, 2009

As reported by Vaibhav (The Symbian Blog) and Ricky (Symbian Guru)  that the Nokia Flagship stores in New York and Chicago will be selling the black version of the N97 NAM today (9 June) from 11:00 AM .
They have posted an official post on their Facebook page saying that the “N97 will be [...]

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The N97 Transformed Me Into “Mr. Proactive”

June 8, 2009

Mike at Nokia Conversations recently got the N97 and he reckons that the phone met all his expectations. He is basically saying that the phone has transformed him into “Mr Proactive”. This follows after the question he posed in December 2008 whether the N97 will change him or not. He was basically referring to this [...]

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The Nokia N97 Q&A Page – Many Questions Are Answered

June 6, 2009

Steve Litchfield and Rafe Blandford of All About Symbian have recently published a great comprehensive Question & Answers (Q&A) for the Nokia N97. They have covered whole range of questions spanning physical size and weight, the “breathing light”, “micro SD” compatibility, RAM, screen sensitivity, call quality, predictive text, short cuts (Cut, Copy & Paste), stylus [...]

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