Nokia N97 is the newest flagship handset from Nokia’s Nseries range. It carries just about every feature you’ll find in all other Nseries phones, and more.
It has a 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen with haptic feedback, full QWERTY keyboard, 5 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash and Carl Zeiss optics and a plethora of on-board connectivity options. This is proof that Nokia’s not about to let the competition take their crown as the biggest smartphone maker in the world. The Nokia N97 is practically the most powerful smartphone in existence.
It’s got a wide touchscreen display that’s as large as the iPhone’s, and yet it’ll show photos and movies in greater detail because it’s got 16:9 widescreen resolution. There’s no multi-touch here, but the main reason is because Apple has made multi-touch so heavily-patented and any company who meddles with it will surely meet his maker.
There is but one visible hardware button on front, which is the multimedia key, and then there’s the red and green end/send keys. A front-facing camera is also available on top.
Speaking of cameras, the Nokia N97’s is a 5-megapixel one, enhanced with Carl Zeiss-Tessar optics and a dual-LED flash. There’s a protective slide to cover it up when not in use. It’ll be capable of shooting 30FPS video, which is a good thing.
The homescreen of the Nokia N97 can be loaded with customizable and movable widgets a la Google Android phone.
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