Nokia N9 To be Announced 14 February: MeeGo 1.2, 1.6GHz, 1GB RAM

I know I stopped updating this blog a couple of months ago; but, I did say I would be resuming my days as a dedicated Nokia blogger whenever Nokia got my attention back–and they have done just that.

The Nokia N9 has been in the limbo since the last year. Nokia said at Nokia World, we “would hear about MeeGo later this [2010] year,” but nothing has been announced thus far. Then, some rumors surfaced that the N9 had been canceled; at that point I had had it, and, decided to give myself a break from Nokia.

Anyway, today it was reported by YouMobile that the Nokia N9 will be announced either the 14th or 15th of February and released by late April or early May. The Nokia N9 is not a smartphone by definition; it is a hybrid between a phone and a tablet, just like the N900. The N9 is rumored to have a beautiful aluminium housing, an impressive 1.6GHz of processor, 200MHz of graphics processor, 1GB of RAM, and a screen between 4.1 and 4.5 inches (hopefully CBD AMOLED). Below, the known specs:

CPU – Intel 1,6 GHz
RAM – 1 GB
- High Level Memory: 117MB - Low Level Memory: 889MB

CLK – Reference/System Clock: 19,2MHz
- DSP Clock: 440MHz
- Memory Clock: 26MHz
- Grapcics clock (LNC core): 200MHz
Video
- Graphics Memory: 512MB
- HDMI
- Display: 480 x 854 Pixel
GPS – Broadcom BCM4751
- Single chip GSM
- A-GPS
Audio – Intel HD Audio – ALSA
RF – Infineon XMM 6260 3G modem
- HSPA+
Connectivitiy
Texas Instruments WiLink 6.0 (WL1271)
- WLAN
- Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR
- FM Radio (Transmitter/Receiver)
Bluetooth
- Profile: L2CAP, SCO, RFCOMM, BNEP, HIDP
- Core Version: 2.15
WLAN
- Standards: a (54MBit/s) / b (12MBit/s) / g (54MBit/s), n (300MBit/s)

This rumors seem legitimate, but nothing can be known for certain at this point. We will have to wait and see what happens next week. The success of the N9 will also depend on how Nokia is going to market the N9. If it’s going to be a dev-phone, or a consumer phone, remains unknown.

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Nokia k742 14 February 2003, 1.2: MeeGo, 1.6 Ghz, 1 GB RAM

I know that I'll update this blog a few months before; But tell me be updated Nokia, deals with Blogger while Nokia has my back – and attention, they did it.

K742 2003 on Nokia already uncertainty since last year. Nokia Nokia world, said, "we hear MeeGo later this year [2010]", but nothing has been announced so far. Then, some rumors arose, k742 2003 was cancelled; At this point, and I was, it was decided to give yourself a break from Nokia.

In any case, now reported in YouMobile k742 2003 Nokia, announced February 14 or 15 and released in late April or early May. Smartphone Nokia from 2003 K742 is, by definition; He mixed between your phone, just like N900. K742 2003, the line will be a beautiful aluminum case, an impressive 1.6 GHz processor, 200 Mhz graphics processor, 1 GB RAM and 2.5 "and 4.5" (hopefully CBD AMOLED). Here are the specs:

IntelCPU -1, 6 Ghz
Loud 1 GB
-High-level memory: 120 MB -low-level memory: 27 MB

CLK -clock reference system: 19, 2 Mhz
DSP-clock: 550 Mhz
Memory clock: 20 Mhz
-Clock Grapcics (LNC core): 200 Mhz
Video
Graphic memory: 512 MB
-HDMI
Display: 480 x 854 pixels
BroadcomGPS -BCM4751
GSM chip
A-GPS
ALSAsound Intel HD audio
RF telescope is an inevitable 6260 3 g modem
HSPA +
Connectivitiy
Texas Instruments WiLink 6.0 (WL1271)
-WLAN
Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR
FM radio (transmitter/receiver)
Bluetooth
Profile: L2CAP, RFCOMM, BNEP, Sco HIDP
Core version: 2.15
WLAN
-Standards: (54MBit/s), b (12MBit/s), g (54MBit/s), n (300MBit/s)

Rumors that seem legitimate, but nothing can be known with certainty at this stage. We'll have to wait and see what happens next week. Success k742 2003 also influenced how Nokia is going to market k742 2003. If it's going to be a dev phone, or call the consumer remains unknown.

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