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Last weeks rumors regarding Nokia dropping the Symbian operating for their new Maemo OS, Nokia is now making it known to the public that they are steadfastly supporting the Symbian OS. Based on the excitement surrounding the Nokia N900 announcement, Nokia top brass has decided that by 2012 Maemo OS will be the official face of the Nokia high-end family. With the new Nokia N900 sporting the Maemo and a recent announcement by the Maemo marketing team that Nokia will now use the OS for all their N-series phones, it is only natural that people would start assuming that the major phone manufacturer will be doing without Symbian after a while.

Read more: Maemo stays so does Symbian

Nokia announced a new range of N-Series phone named as N900. The phone is truly a remarkable device due to its high grade performance & multitasking ability. A new range of Maemo software’s has been embedded in this latest edition of Nokia phone. So many great advancements have been taken place in this new N-Series mobile. At present, the mobile phone dealers of UK offer N900 phone (Pre-Order) on Vodafone & T-Mobile network. The phone is available on contract deals along with some exclusive & beneficial offers which helps user to avail it at lowest prices.

Read more: Nokia N900 – Available on T & Vodafone Mobile Network

Today, leaked online a Nokia mobile phone supplier to the United States to send a document, according to the material, the first Maemo Nokia cell phones will arrive in the September 27 Nokia U.S. shipping centers. And before the same is expected, consumers are expected early in October to buy N900, Nokia offers a suggested retail price of 649 U.S. dollars.

Nokia N900 uses ARM Cortex-A8 processor, 1GB of memory, 3.5-inch 800×480 resolution, touch screen, 5 million Carl Zeiss lens. LED flash, sideslip QWERT keyboard, built-in 32GB flash memory, support for 64GB microSD card expansion. Support for GSM / GPRS / EDGE / WCDMA networks, GPS / A-GPS, FM, Bluetooth 2.1 and WiFi, 1320mAh battery, support for OpenGL

When IT ADDA reviewed the N97 in August 2009, our reviewer said that "...the Symbian OS that this product runs is not exactly the hottest mobile OS in town." But if he gets his hands on the N900, then there is no way he can make this comment. This is because the N900 is powered by Maemo, a software platform developed by Nokia for their line of Internet Tablets.  While Maemo has been associated with the Nokia N810, this product is an internet tablet and not a phone. The N900, in fact, is the first phone from Nokia that features Maemo on a phone.

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