Can’t get enough of the Nokia N900? I’ve got a special Nokia N900 video walkthrough for you. Jussi Mäkinen, Marketing Manager at Maemo Devices (and a fan of The Nokia Blog), shows off the Nokia N900 for our camera. Take a look.

You can also watch this video in HD on Youtube.

In this video, you can see the how the contacts list works, the multiple home screens with Twitter and Facebook widgets, the quick and responsive transitions, and more. I don’t want to ruin it for you, so just watch the 6-minute video and let us know what you think!

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There was one Nokia N900 in a room of 15 bloggers, so trying to get my hands on it was not that easy. I haven’t spent much time actually using it and I’m sure I will later on today. For now, I hope these hands-on photos make you drool.

Wifi signal is very weak at the current room we’re in, so trying to load a webpage isn’t working. The web browser is an aspect of the Nokia N900 I really want to check out.

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Before Nokia World is scheduled to start, an early Nokia N900 video preview posted by kiamanokia.it found its way to Youtube. For those of us who didn’t learn the Italian language, we can put it on mute and preview the usage of multiple home-screens, widgets, multiple opened web pages, zoom function, and photo gallery.

Did anyone else say WOW at this video?!? The Nokia N900’s UI looks nice and seem to be very responsive. One thing I don’t like is the twirling motion to zoom within the web browser. I think is unnecessary. I hope we can still double tap to zoom in or out. We’ll find out very soon!

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Before I head over to Germany in a few hours for Nokia World, I thought you should see some sample photos taken with the Nokia N900 that were discretely uploaded on Flickr. Remember the Flickr search trick? No results for Nokia N900, but plenty show up for prototype model “007 001.” Check it out.

Let’s start with incriminating photos.

The photo above was conveniently placed in a photo set called “N900.” Now take a look at the camera model by checking the right sidebar on the Flickr page. It says “007 001″

If you’re still not convinced, the next photo pretty much confirms the Nokia N900 as the 007 001 model. @chansearrington posted a twitpic with a caption, “test”. He then replied it was from a Nokia N900 that wasn’t final hardware or firmware. If you download the full image, the exif data shows it was taken from camera model, “007 001.”

Sample Photos

We just need to perform the Flickr search trick for camera “007 001″ to see Nokia N900 sample photos.

• site:flickr.com “Taken with a 007 001″

I’ve listed a few below. Click to enlarge the photos and see their respective owners.

There are lots more. Just use the trick to find them!

As a reminder, these photos are from Nokia N900’s that are not running final firmware. I expect to see improvements before they become available later this year.

The next post will be blogged from Stuttgart, Germany. I’m really looking forward to getting my hands on a Nokia N900. Check back as I provide firsthand coverage directly from Nokia World!

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The Nokia N900 sure looks like the next Nokia device to get, but the announcement leaves current Nokia ‘NAM’ users in the dark. For the past few years in the US, I had to be an AT&T subscriber if I wanted high-end Nokia phones with 3G internet. Nokia produced phone variations labeled ‘NAM’ that worked with AT&T’s high-speed network. The Nokia N900 announced recently will not work with AT&T’s 3G, but there is hope for a forthcoming variation.

We’re very interested in the Nokia N900, but will it be too big? The best way to find out is through size comparisons between devices we’ve probably seen before. I’ve entered the Nokia N900 dimensions on Sizeasy next to the iPhone, Nokia E71, and Nokia N97. Take a look.

Color Guide

Top view

Front and Side view

Actual Comparison

Here’s an actual comparison between the Nokia E71 and N900. This photo was shared by @chansearrington on Twitter.

I think the best way to imagine it in your hands is that it’ll have the width of the iPhone with the thickness of the Nokia N97. Fortunately Nokia made it shorter than all the devices compared here. Does the size of the Nokia N900 bother you?

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The Nokia N900 has finally been given an official announcement on Thursday. Nokia says the device will show where they are going with the Linux-based Maemo and continue to work with the community to push the software forward. We have seen an early preview of the N900 already so it was only a matter of time before Nokia unleashed their announcement.

More photos are available at the official Nokia Conversations blog. They’ve also included a couple of videos as well.

Update: A third video of the N900 surfaced. Pretty kick ass!

Highlights

• TI OMAP 3430: ARM Cortex-A8 600 MHz processor
• up to 1GB of application memory (256 MB RAM, 768 MB virtual memory)
• OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics acceleration
• 3.5in touch screen
• 800 × 480 pixel resolution
• 32GB of storage, which is expandable up to 48GB via a microSD card
• 5MP camera and Carl Zeiss optics.
• 1320mAh battery
• 110.9 × 59.8 × 18mm dimension and 181g weight
• Maemo browser powered by Mozilla technology
• fast internet connectivity with 10/2 HSPA and WLAN
• full Adobe Flash(TM) 9.4 support
• Video recording at up to 848 × 480 pixels (WVGA) and up to 25fps
• full physical slide-out QWERTY
• Expected fourth quarter 2009 at around 500 Euros

I’m concerned about this:

• Quad-band GSM EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
• WCDMA 900/1700/2100 MHz

Will there be a variation that supports WCDMA 850/1900 MHz so I can use 3G in the United States with AT&T?

More of the technical specifications and Nokia N900 overview also available at maemo.nokia.com.

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Nokia has not officially announced the Nokia N900 yet, but press photos have leaked out. It’s not a big deal, really, because we’ve already read an early review of the N900. OMG it looks pretty…

We’re only a few days away from Nokia World, where the Nokia N900 is supposedly going to be announced. I’ll be there and you bet I’m going to run towards this device the moment I see a demo person holding it. Watch out!

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