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Nokia N9 uses a 3.9 inch capacitive touch screen with a resolution of 480854, the display effect of the phone is quite excellent, and it is at the first-class level in many Nokia mobile phones. The phone uses Cortex A8 1GHz processor, has 1GB RAM and 16GB of body storage space, Nokia N9 uses MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan operating system, the system's application software compared with iOS obvious gap. The N9 will use Nokia's flagship MeeGo platform, which in addition to multi-touch operation, the new platform will also support three-screen browsing function, which can be switched to any home screen with a finger swipe, and can freely add Widget controls like Android phones. On September 28, 2011, after Nokia announced that it was abandoning Meego, Intel officially announced that it was abandoning Meego, and Nokia N9 became a Meego mobile phone in the Nokia Connection. Nokia in addition to the release of two low-end dual card machine C2-02 and C2-03, it is remarkable that Nokia has a MeeGo operating system, but also N series high-end style: Nokia N9, as the outside world speculation, officially debuted in the conference. The N9 features a full-touch screen design, powered by the MeeGo 1.2 operating system and available in blue, black and pink. The N9 features a 3.9-inch AMOLED full-touch curved screen, built-in 8-megapixel camera, NFC support, and can be connected and paired as long as the phone touches the Bluetooth headset!

The Nokia N9 comes with Android software

Although the Nokia N9 Meego smartphone has been officially released, but everyone should be very worried about the Meego platform software resources, now Alien Dalvik developer Myriad said that it will launch the Meego version of the software, This means that your N9 can install Android platform software.

Alien Dalvik is actually a set of virtual machine software that can directly run Android platform apps on mobile phones of other platforms, and the performance and speed are the same as Android phones. Today, the developer Myriad Group AG announced that Will launch Meego platform Alien Dalvik, let N9 users no longer worry about software resources.

Appearance style

N9 has a total of three colors: black, pink and powder blue, its special place is that, in addition to the thin thickness of only 7.6mm, it also uses a body shape, in the fuselage can not see any shell splicing seams. However, in order to make the antenna better performance, the N9 does not use a metal body like the N8, but a Polycarbonate plastic.

Size: 116.45mm x 61.2mm x 7.6-12.1mm;

Weight: 135g;

Interface: Bluetooth 2.1, GPS, A-GPS, WLAN 802.11A/B/G/N, NFC, 3.5mm interface, microUSB interface;

Screen

On the front, the N9 features a 3.9-inch AMOLED screen reinforced by a curved layer of Gorilla glass, which has been vacuumed and treated to resist glare. The resolution is FWVGA (854 x 480 pixels), which gets rid of the nHD used in the past. In addition, the screen uses a seamless design, the screen surface looks like it is attached to the glass surface, there is no general screen glass and the screen body looks like a gap.

Because of the MeeGo system, Nokia has designed the N9 to have no main operation keys, except for the volume adjustment key on the side, there are no keys at all on the front, so all operations must be carried out from the touch screen.

Because of this, the N9 MeeGo operating system operation is very simple, it mainly relies on the sliding screen (Swipe) to operate, in any application, as long as the finger on the screen from left to right, you will directly switch to the near use of the program, assembly page or near the notification page, but also accompanied by high-quality transition animation.

Take pictures

8 megapixel autofocus Carl Zeiss optical lens, wide Angle lens, dual LED flash, video recording MPEG-4 SP 720p@30fps, second camera that can be used for video calls.

In the camera section, the N9 features an 8-megapixel camera module with a Carl Zeiss approved wide-angle lens with a large F2.2 aperture and dual LED flash, making it easier for users to take photos in dark environments. Autofocus and touch focus are available, in addition, the camera can record high 720p video (MPEG-4 SP, 30 FPS), and the front of the phone is also equipped with a front-facing video call lens with unknown pixels.

It is worth noting that the front camera of the N9 is set in the bottom right corner of the fuselage, which seems to be really a bit non-mainstream.

Operating system

Nokia N9 uses MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan system. The interface has been optimized for Windows Phone 7 Mango, but this does not mean that the N9 will adopt Mango, but for future integration and unification with Mango. The icon is also symbian anna's.

With the role of the Qt platform, many WP7 or Symbian software can be easily converted into MeeGo system apps in the future. It can completely get rid of the embarrassing situation of the lack of software support of the predecessor N900.

A Russian master has put Android into the n9 has 4.11 and 4.01 two versions, but it is unable to make phone calls and can not use the camera

Built-in NFC technology

The N9 has an NFC chip built into the phone, and the MeeGo system fully supports NFC technology. On compatible accessories, such as the Nokia Play 360 NFC Bluetooth speaker, you can quickly pair or connect two devices just by touching the accessory with your phone, which is quite convenient. In addition, users can also use NFC technology to simply send photos and other content from mobile phones to mobile phones that also have Nokia NFC technology.

In addition, other Bluetooth accessories, such as Nokia's new NFC-enabled Nokia Play 360° wireless music speaker, can be paired with just a tap to enjoy excellent surround sound.

processor

Texas Instruments OMAP3630, ARM Cortex-A8 1GHz, PowerVR SGX530;

Internal memory

1024MB RAM, 512MB ROM, 16GB/64GB storage;

Support network

Pentaband WCDMA 850, 900, 1900, 1700, 2100, Quad band GSM/EDGE 850, 900, 1800, 1900;

Theoretical velocity

HSDPA Cat10: 14.4Mbps, HSUPA: Cat6 5.76Mbps;

Angry Birds on MeeGo

Angry Birds Free with Magic is a game developed for NFC technology

New map

The Nokia N9 comes preloaded with the new Nokia Maps and supports free voice navigation for driving and walking. And a new 3D map. The new "Driving" app allows you to enter your destination and start navigating. Public transport routes in 85 cities mean you can find fast routes on foot or by tram, subway, train, etc. You can also discover surrounding cafes, shops, hotels and more and mark them as you go.

Dolby Sound

The Nokia N9 supports Dolby Digital + and Dolby Headphone technology, making it possible to enjoy a surround-sound experience even with regular headsets - a feature that is only possible on mobile phones.

Audio support: mp3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, FLAC.

2 Battery information Battery:

1450 mAh (not replaceable)

Call time:

Extra 11 hours / 7 hours (GSM/WCDMA)

Standby time:

450 hours (WCDMA), 380 hours (GSM)

Video playback:

(720P) : 4.5 hours Music playback: 50 hours

3 Related reviews Nokia N9 body appearance

As a smart phone equipped with MeeGo system, N9 gives everyone too much expectations, in terms of appearance design, N9 does not disappoint, its appearance of the whole sense is very strong, integrated body with smooth linear design, hold in the hand feel very good. Nokia put a lot of emphasis on the design of the product, which is probably one reason why Marko Ahtisaari, Nokia's senior vice president of design, introduced the product at the event.

Nokia claims to maximize the screen on the N9, emphasizing the touch experience, so we can see that the screen and body frame of the N9 adopt an integrated design, there is no gap, and the curved glass is used to make the finger slide smoother. In addition, there are no physical buttons on the front of the body, and all operations are controlled by the screen.

In addition to the screen, the N9 is a bit more special is its shell, Nokia did not use metal material in this product, but used a material called polycarbonate, this material itself is very light, but high strength and very resistant to impact; In addition, it is "itself colored", that is, even if it is cut open, the middle is still such a color, which overcomes the problem of general plastic or metal materials afraid of paint or wear.

This material does not have the texture of metal, when we saw the renderings at the conference site, we questioned whether this product would show a little cartoon, but the actual hand is still good, even if it is feminine magenta, and there is no very Kawaii feeling, the large screen and many widgets above will remind you that this is a smart flagship product.

The N9 has an integrated body design, so its battery is built into the body and cannot be replaced.

Sensor and front camera

The upper right corner of the N9 body is the light sensor, the front video camera is arranged in the lower right corner, which is a slightly alternative design in the phone department, is the SIM card and microUSB slot, in addition to the 3.5mm standard phone hole. Since the N8, Nokia has preferred this design, but this time it moved it to the mobile phone department.

Nokia N9 body around the interface

The process of removing the N9 SIM is: first you need to press the raised point on the right, and then pull the SIM card slot to the right to pop out.

The N9 has 16GB of built-in storage, so on it, we don't see a microSD card slot. Also, the phone doesn't have an HDMI output device, Nokia insiders say: it can be connected to the headphone jack through an AV cable, and then output video.

On the right side of the body, there are volume buttons and power buttons, and the silver buttons match the bright body. In addition, from here we can also see the N9's "curved glass" design.

On the bottom of the body, a similar design we've seen on the N8, Nokia has placed the external speaker of the N9 here. The speaker part is just a few holes in the body, without much modification, it is very low-key.

Nokia N9 back

On the back of the N9, the more prominent is the 8-megapixel Carl Zeiss certified camera. Nokia gave up the full-focus camera on this product, and used the "autofocus + dual LED" collocation.

Nokia's official information indicates that the N9's body thickness is 7.6-12.1 mm, which 7.6 should refer to the thin part and the bottom, and 12.1 is where the camera is located. The number looks large, but because of the curved design, it will not feel thick in the hand, but will feel very thin because of the visual relationship. I think it also has something to do with the fact that the N9 doesn't use metal, which reduces its weight to 135 grams.

New UI for MeeGo system

In addition to the appearance, everyone should focus on the N9 system. As mentioned earlier, it is a smartphone that uses the MeeGo system. However, Nokia deliberately played down MeeGo at the press conference, Sina Digital learned that this is because Nokia believes that the vast majority of consumers will only care about the real experience, and do not care about its core.

The MeeGo system on the N9 feels like the Symbian Anna icon coupled with the sliding experience of Android and Windows Phone 7. It can be seen that Nokia has really spent a lot of thought on this product and its system, and has done excellent UI design and operation optimization on the system.

Because there is no physical button, when entering the main menu from the locked state, you can double tap the screen with your finger; To return to the desktop, simply swipe from the edge of the screen, so the N9 really doesn't require a home button.

Multi-window task management borrows from the card-type multitasking mode of webOS, but it is different from webOS, such as this interface, you can put down 4-9 task Windows, end a program as long as the press will appear a small Red Cross to close, flip you only need to slide down. It's much smoother than Symbian 3.

Nokia N9 hardware and summary

In terms of hardware configuration, the N9 is equipped with a Cortex A8 OMAP 3630 processor, the main frequency is 1GHz, RAM is 1024MB, it is not dual-core, but compared to dual-core Android phones do not fall wind, can be said to be even more smooth. As for applications, Nokia claims that applications developed on the Qt platform can be used across its multiple platforms.

Another point that needs special attention is that Nokia's MeeGo system has built-in Chinese

In other configurations, the N9 supports Bluetooth 2.1, GPS, WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n specifications, and also supports NFC functions.

As a MeeGo smartphone, the N9 does have a number of surprising features, including its polycarbonate case, clear AMOLED screen and smooth system.

4MeeGo materials Nokia N9 introduction

MeeGo is a Linux-based mobile operating system project announced at Mobile World Congress in February 2010, with Nokia and Intel as the main promoters. It will combine Nokia's Maemo and Intel's Moblin. It is led by the Linux Foundation.

MeeGo supports both ARM and x86 processors and is activated with SSSE3. And use btrfs as the default file system.

User interface

The MeeGo project has several graphical User interfaces - internally referred to as "User Experiences" (" UX "). Mobile UX is based on Qt. Depending on the device, applications from Intel AppUp or Nokia Ovi digital software distribution systems will be available.

accredit

MeeGo software can be divided into two main categories: operating system (OS) software and user experience (UX) software. OS software mainly uses copyleft licenses to ensure that the underlying system is open. The use of BSD-style licensing for UX software does not exclude proprietary development. Device manufacturers and OS vendors are therefore encouraged to derivative to differentiate their products.

5 Official Introduction Nokia Official introduction:

Nokia N9 The Nokia N9 is designed around the things that matter to people: applications, dynamic updates, switching between tasks. UI operations are replaced by a simple gesture - the swipe of a finger.

Slide

The MeeGo team brings to the Nokia N9 advances in industrial design, software development, user interface, and a development platform that creates a better way to use mobile phones. With the Nokia N9 all it takes is a simple gesture, a finger swipe. It's an intuitive way to use all the different features and functions. With any app open, you swipe from the edge of the screen to return to the main window.

unibody

The Nokia N9 is a perfectly integrated, one-piece body design that allows hardware and software to blend seamlessly together. The curved glass screen of 3.9-inch AMOLED lets the app shine and the user interface fully benefit. Thanks to innovative sandwich screen technology, apps appear to float above the screen. The Nokia N9's body is made of polycarbonate material engineering, and its antenna performance is superior to that of other competing smartphones. This means stronger reception, better voice quality and lower drop rates.

keyless

The Nokia N9 is the world's first pure touchscreen smartphone with no buttons on the front. You only need to tap the screen twice to unlock it.

Three main Windows

The Nokia N9's user interface is designed around several features that people often use. This is why there is a three-loop main window loop:

1) Main Menu - Open or manage your app

2) Dynamic updates - updates of social networks, reminders of phone calls, SMS messages, calendars, etc

3) Multitasking - dynamic display and switching of all near open applications. Your finger can zoom in and out of the task window to navigate through multiple open apps, whether it's four or nine. The Nokia N9's multitasking management experience is the best of all mobile phones.

Powerful camera

The 8-megapixel autofocus, Carl Zeiss optical lens, dual LED flash and ultra-wide 28mm lens capture images faster from the start than any other smartphone brand on the market. Supports HD video and true 16:9 images. You can share photos via SMS, email, NFC or various Internet services.

Faster web browsing

The fast web browser is based on the new Webkit2 technology. Even when the web page loads, the screen responds. You can browse multiple dynamic web pages at the same time, and can easily manage and switch between them in the multitasking manager window. Favorite websites are displayed as visual thumbnails, supporting a full browsing history. Wide HTML5 support provides access to rich web applications and fast video playback.

New map

The Nokia N9 comes preloaded with the new Nokia Maps and supports free voice navigation for driving and walking. The new "Driving" app allows you to enter your destination and start navigating. Public transport routes in 85 cities mean you can find fast routes on foot or by tram, subway, train, etc. You can also discover surrounding cafes, shops, hotels and more and mark them as you go.

Dolby Sound

The Nokia N9 supports Dolby Digital + and Dolby Headphone technology, making it possible to enjoy a surround-sound experience even with regular headsets - a feature that is only possible on mobile phones.

NFC support

Pairing with NFC-enabled accessories is easier than ever - pairing once via Bluetooth and then just touching each other to connect. You can also share photos or business cards via NFC.

Industrial design, software and user interface development, and the Qt experience for developers are all features of the Nokia N9, which will also be applied to other Nokia products in the future