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Nokia N97 disassembly





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Nokia's N97 unboxed on video -- somehow, someway



We always heard that where there is a will, there is a way. Said mantra has never been more exemplified than in the video past the break, as someone halfway across this great planet has seemingly procured what could be the very first shipping N97. Still, we'd like to point out a few things here: first, Nokia has yet to officially ship these things, so there's at least a sliver of a chance that by mashing play, you'll actually be watching a KIRF unboxing, and in turn, supporting terrorism. Also, we can't understand a word the unboxer says, so again, he could be explaining just how elaborate of a fake it is, and we'd never know. Needless to say, you should definitely proceed at your own risk.



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Nokia N97 coming to more than 75 countries this month

We already knew that Nokia’s N97 Nseries flagship is set for a June launch, but we surely didn’t know this: starting this month, the new smartphone will be available in more than 75 countries worldwide.

Nokia hasn’t mentioned the exact countries, but they’ll surely include most of the European markets, as well as the US and, perhaps, Canada too. So the rumors about the Nokia N97 NAM coming in June are true after all.

The N97 is the first Nokia handset to come with Ovi Store pre-installed, providing users with access to a wide range of Symbian applications, games, services and so on.

Interestingly, Nokia said that “new features and functions” are planned to hit the N97 sometime in the second half of 2009.



As for the retail price of Nokia N97, well, the smartphone is currently on pre-order for $699, in both black and white.

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AT&T’s Nokia 6790 Mako in live photos

Remember the Nokia Mako that appeared last week in a leaked AT&T document? Well, the phone’s real name seems to be Nokia 6790 – although it’s still not clear what moniker AT&T  will choose when the handset gets to be released.

Anyway, as we’ve said before, Nokia 6790 Mako is not a high-end device, despite the fact that it’s a smartphone that runs on Symbian S60.

A set of live pics with the 6790 has appeared at BGR, allowing us to take a better look at the handset.

The form factor is surely weird, but this will probably attract a considerable number of customers.



AT&T will probably sell the Nokia 6790 Mako for a low price (on contract). The phone should be released this month.

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